Spend some time in St Mary’s and you will be richly rewarded. Originally built by nuns, the church now consists of a 13th-century nave and chancel, while the transepts and flint tower are 19th-century additions.
Highlights include the remains of 13th-century wall paintings, including one of St Christopher.
Also search out the graves of two commanders of the British Army - General Henry ‘Hangman’ Hawley, who defeated Bonny Prince Charlie at Culloden, and Field Marshal Lord Alanbrooke, Churchill?s closest military advisor during the Second World War.