the present church nave dates from the 12th century, with the chancel and transepts from the 13th, and the tower from the 15th. the chancel was rebuilt in part, and the church restored, in the 19th century at which time a south porch was added. a complete 1868 restoration was carried out at a cost of £2000. before the 1868 restoration the church was recorded as containing a north and a south aisle, and a tower of four bells; and in 1818 as containing five bells.