Churchyard Wall, Gatepiers and Gates to the Church of the Holy Trinity running along the road

The churchyard wall, gatepiers, and gates of the Church of the Holy Trinity date from the 19th century. The wall is constructed of low lias limestone rubble and features a coping made of roughly dressed blocks of stone, standing about 1 meter high. In front of the south porch of the church, there is a pair of 19th-century iron gates. These gates have circular uprights topped with arrow-headed finials that alternate in height above the top and middle rails, which curve downwards towards the center and are supported by iron braces. The gates are flanked by a pair of gate piers made of large blocks of stone, which have rounded ashlar coping. At the north-east end of the wall, there is a stile that has been modernly repaired, along with a modern iron gate.