Church Of St Peter On The Green

The Church of St Peter on the Green is a parish church built in 1886, located on the original Saxon site following the demolition of the old church in 1861 and its replacement at High Cross in 1862. The church is a single cell structure featuring a north porch and a 20th-century south vestry, designed in a simple Early English style. It has a plain tile roof and a slender western bell turret. The walls are made of rough flint rubble with stone dressings, and include stepped buttresses, a plinth, and lancet windows, with a triple lancet at the east end and coupled below a cinquefoil at the west. Inside, the plain stone-faced interior displays wall monuments from the old church, dating from 1628, 1768, the mid-18th century, 1854, and 1909.