Interior
Interior: Very finely detailed in grey stone with Bath stone dressings, severe arcades with round piers and caps, moulded pointed arches without hoodmoulds, and clerestory with pointed rear arches. Big roof trusses of moulded tie-beams on short arched braces and with arched braces to collars. North west stairs down to crypt. Under nave central aisle is tiled font for total immersion. Wall-shaft at end of arcades before taller transept arches. Transepts have scissor-rafter roofs, south transept has large pointed east arch into organ-chamber in tower base, north transept has smaller moulded arch to Lady Chapel, both have west arches into aisles.
Corbelled chancel arch with low ashlar chancel screen wall, panelled with wrought iron gates. Chancel is in grey lias ashlar with Bath stone dressings and is in 2 sections, the choir with panelled boarded canted roof, 2 arches to north on single column and one large arch on south to organ-chamber, then single step up into encaustic tiled east end, another step to sanctuary and 2 to altar. Five pointed transverse stone arches, close-spaced with red brick between. String course under arch springing and another lower down. Tall south lancet lighting altar over paired arched piscina and paired arched sedilia, marble shafted with hoodmoulds. East window has detached marble shafts with shaft rings and stepped hoodmould. To north small Lady Chapel with north door into vestry with south wall fireplace and column-shaft to east window.
Stained Glass: Exceptionally fine 5-light east window of 1879, probably by Clayton and Bell and one richly coloured south aisle window of circa 1876 with masonic emblems. West end has extensive and good quality glass of circa 1900 and aisle west windows of circa 1890. North aisle has first window of circa 1903 and fourth of circa 1901, signed R J Newbury. North transept glass of circa 1910 and south transept glass of circa 1906. Small Lady Chapel window of 1895 signed H Davis, London.
Fittings: Rich and heavily carved reredos of 1879 with high-relief Crucifixion panel in stone with traceried canopies and stiff-leaf carved border, lower flanking panels each with 2 carved relief angels in quatrefoils. Each side on east wall is intersecting arcading with Purbeck marble shafts and embossed glazed tiles in 5 colours. Fine font at south end, marble, sexlobe, on stone and marble base of 6 clustered columns with stiff-leaf caps and marble shafts. Wrought iron cover. Timber pulpit of 1924, brass eagle lectern, and carved oak chancel stalls. Plain organ case, painted organ pipes, organ by Hill of London.