An ambition programme of restoration work is underway to restore the church to its original Victorian splendour.
Most of the work being undertaken is to the Clayton & Bell frescoes, where water and other damage has been inflicted over the years, causing significat damage to various sections.
The major part of the work has been the re-instatement of the original designs on the walls of the chancel and sanctuary, having been painted out by ugly blue paint in 1928, thereby destroying the integrity of Clayton & Bell's work.
Recent work has seen a complete restoration of the credence table, piscina and sedilia, together with conservation work on two original altar frontals, various chasubles and vestments and numerous items of silver and brass ware.
A video presentation of all the restoration work is being produced and will be posted on the website by the middle of March.