 The present Church of England parish church of Saint Bartholomew is a Gothic Revival building designed by J Picton and built in 1863.The new building replaces an older St Bartholomew's church that had been built in the 13th century and altered probably early in the 18th century.When the new church was consecrated the roof of the old one was removed and later layers of plaster stripped from the interior walls, revealing Medieval wall paintings of ""figure subjects and geometrical and masonry patterns"" that ""covered the walls"".