Church of St Catherine

Very roughly coursed and squared local limestone, roughcast render to chanvcel, slate roofs. West tower, aisle-less nave and chancel, with vestry addition to S. 2-stage W tower with wide lancet window to W, and chamfered arched doorway to S; simple plain chamfered lights to bell chamber, and clodk on N face. Stepped embattled parapet with plain pinnacles at angles. Nave has coped gabled and buttressed porch with plain chamfered arch towards NW. Intersecting tracery to 2-light window, with a broad lancet to NE of nave, and N of chancel. 4-light E window with intersecting tracery.

Simple nave and chancel: nave articulated as 5 bays by the principal arched braced collar trusses of its roof, though with only 2 windows in each side. These windows, together with the chancel N window, have emblematic staned glass using floral and foliage motifs on geometric forms: they form a series, and are signed and dated, Cox, Sons, Buckley and Co., 1886. Low stone screen divides the chancel from the nave. Encaustic tiled floor to sanctuary. Painted stencilled text surrounds the chancel arch and the arch to organ chamber to S. The chancel N and S walls are also covered with stencilled decoration, and to either side of the E window, painted metal panels illustrate biblical themes. Stained glass in E window (the crucifixion with Saints Catherine and Asaph), dated 1892 (and replacing an earlier window of 1844 by Clutterbuck).