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The church of St Peter & St Paul

The church is situated a short distance north of the Roman fort. It has a round tower that dates from the 11th century, with the upper brickwork having been added during the 17th century. There is a 13th century lancet window, flanked by two windows of the Perpendicular period, in the south wall. The church interior is mainly Victorian but it still contains a 14th century baptismal font. Sadly, this church is kept locked (even the church porch is locked): visitors and pilgrims do not appear to be welcome here.