Church of St George (United Reformed)

The Church of St George, originally a Congregational church and now a United Reformed Church, was built between 1906 and 1907 by architect J. Lomax Simpson for Lord Leverhulme. It is constructed of stone and features a stone slate roof. The church is designed in a Romanesque style and comprises a five-bay nave, transepts, a crossing tower, a chancel, and a south vestry.

The exterior includes a flat sill course, buttresses, and a corbel table. The windows are characterized by three round-headed lights with colonnettes and tympana, while the eastern windows have two lights with decorated tympana. The western gabled porches feature round-headed entrances with three orders and doors that have elaborate iron strap hinges. The west end is adorned with a three-light window and a tympanum featuring interlacing designs. The transepts have angle buttresses, paired round-headed lights, and flanking three-bay blind arcading, with a round window above that has zig-zag moulding.

The tower has angle buttresses with nook shafts, and its bell stage includes a sill course, a three-bay blind arcade with central two-light louvred openings, clasping buttresses, a corbelled parapet, and a recessed pyramidal roof. An octagonal turret at the southeast has blind arcading and a pyramidal roof. The chancel features a round apse with five windows and buttresses with nook shafts, as well as windows on the north and south sides. The vestry has a parapet and five windows between paired shafts, along with a lateral stack and entrance. The north porch to the chancel has a gabled east end with an entrance, and the organ loft contains a six-bay blind arcade with two windows, a drip mould with bosses, and a gable with a small window.

Inside, the church features a waggon roof with tie beams, crossing arches on paired responds, and interlace arcading in the chancel. There is extensive carving, including biblical scenes on the capitals. The west end of the nave has a screen, and the pulpit and choir stalls, along with a round font, are richly decorated.