Church Of St Paul

The Church of St Paul is a church built in 1878 by architects Luigi and H. Solaini from Liverpool. It is constructed from tooled stone and features a Welsh slate roof. The building has a square west tower and a five-bay nave with lean-to aisles, a south porch, a two-bay chancel with an apse, a Lady chapel, a vestry, and single-bay transepts.

The tower consists of three stages and includes angle buttresses, a west door, and a three-light west window. The bell chamber has triple group louvred openings, and the spire is splay-footed with lucarnes. The clerestorey windows are paired lancets, while the buttressed aisles have single-light cusped lancets. The transept windows are two-light with circles in their heads, and the apse features paired cusped lights with a six-foil in the head. An apsidal baptistry is located on the north side.

Inside, the nave has arcades with brick moulded arches supported by short stone columns, and the arches display patterned voussoirs. There is an organ gallery at the rear, and the nave is topped with an arch-braced wagon roof. The baptistry contains a grey-marble, octagonal font.