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A tiny atmospheric church

An atmospheric church in a tiny village, St Michael’s is mainly of the 14th-century, although fragments from an earlier building are built into its walls.

The font is 15th-century and there is good woodwork of the 17th-century. Two strange stone carvings built into the sill of the north window appear to be parts of a lion.

The low chancel screen and the lectern came from Great Malvern Priory in 1910, when a major restoration of St Michael’s was carried out.

The small bell-cote contains two bells, one dating from the 15th-century.

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