Designed in 1929, this is a minimal gothic church, built of brownish brick.  The body of the church has side-windows set in projections with hipped roofs.  The disproportionately low top stage of the substantial tower has bell-openings that are also low.  The corners of this stage are cut away to allow for the curious feature of a pinnacle in each angle, rather than on the top as would be usual.  The architect was J B Mendham (TCA 3 p119).  There seems litle doubt about this, though in old age C F Callow claimed to have done work on the church at an unspecified date; however,this is unlikely as it would have had to be quite soon after its building.  Possibly he submitted a design that was not carried out.

Fittings

Glass:

1. (East window) Heaton, Butler and Bayne, 1933 (DSGW 1939).
2. (South chapel, east and south windows) P W Cole, 1929 (signed).