All Saints Church was designed by John Middleton and dedicated in 1868.  Middleton's original design included a tower with a large spire, but although building and adornment of the interior continued for many years; the gable roof to the bell-tower was not finally completed  in 1992, but without the spire the architect originally envisaged.

Lillian Ambler, a former parishioner of All Saints, prepared "A Short Guide to the Building" which was first published in 1980. She is commemorated by a plaque which marks the resting place of her ashes in the south wall of the Lady Chapel.

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