The Church stands on a low hill at the northern end of the village. The first documentary evidence for the church is the Tax Roll of 1246. Originally there were two churches on the site the other being named St Peter's. Andrew and Peter, who were brothers were Disciples of Christ. At the beginning of the C15th the parishioners were given permission to disregard the upkeep of St. Peter's The round tower is impressive and is made from conglomerate stone. The tower may have been built in Saxon times. On top of the tower is a brick octagonal belfry. This was added in the C16th
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