The Chancel is 12th century but the Chancel arch was rebuilt in 1885. The aisles, clerestorey and nave roof all date from the 15th century after a major fire. Some medieval painting still survives on the columns. There was a thorough restoration in 1883 and the rood screen, once vaulted, is now only a fragment of its former shape. The chapel screen in the north aisle is by architect, Sir Albert Richardson. The tower was restored in 1994. The font is modern.
Yes, St Margaret is a member of CHCT.
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