Church of St Stephen

The Church of St Stephen is a Grade II listed building, constructed in 1874 by Henry Woodyer. It is a large church made of plain stock brick with Bath stone dressings and does not have a tower. The church features a tall clerestory and low windows in the aisles, which have detached shafts set in front on the inside. The nave has tall, simple arcades, and the chancel includes an apse. An impressive reredos with a crocket gable is situated above a figure of Christ, flanked by paired shafts with rings.

Attached to an outside wall is a war memorial in the form of a hooded timber Calvary, featuring a painted carved figure of Christ, which was erected on 12 March 1918. The top arm of the cross displays a small white painted scroll with "INRI" inscribed on it. To the right of the cross, a slate plaque embedded in the church wall reads: "THIS CALVARY WAS DEDICATED IN 1918 TO THE MEMORY OF ALL THOSE FROM THIS PARISH WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY AND THOSE WHO DID NOT RETURN. IT WAS RESTORED IN 2013."