New Church Of All Saints

The New Church of All Saints is a church built between 1878 and 1880 by architects Medland and Henry Taylor. It features snecked stone with red sandstone dressings and a patterned slate roof. The church has a nave and chancel under a continuous roof, with aisles and the base of an unbuilt north-west tower. The clerestory has three bays, and the aisles have triple stepped lancets, while the clerestory windows are three-light and cusped. There is a single weathered buttress on both the aisles and the chancel. The chancel is two bays wide, with a lancet and a foiled opening in each bay. The east window has five lights with geometrical tracery, and there is a west rose window beneath a chequer patterned gable. The base of the tower includes an arched doorway and clasping buttresses. Inside, there is a three-bay nave arcade supported by red sandstone columns with moulded capitals, which are foliated at the chancel arch. The roof features arch-braced trusses on scalloped corbels. The walls are almost entirely decorated with stencilling, and there are stained glass windows and an 18th-century baluster font.