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East window by Hardman of Birmingham (1870).

The 13th century tower of All Saints church > Link adjoins a heavily restored nave and chancel and most of the interior dates from the 19th century, when the clerestory and most of the church windows were repaired, the box pews removed and a new east window installed. The Jacobean pulpit > Link remained, as did the original baptismal font > Link and the rood screen panels survived also. They are very unusual in that they contain many expertly executed small carvings depicting dragons, green men, angels, devils, a monk playing the pipes, sheep, a cat with kittens > Link - pigs, dogs, birds, fish and a fox dragging a goose by its neck, including red specks of the goose's blood > Link.