


This was apparently buried near the altar by a previous rector who was disturbed by the prominent bosom of the effigy! At the west end of the aisle is a large memorial to Jane Johnson (d. In the north aisle is a 14th century stone reredos carved with fanciful figures, including a Green Man, thought to symbolise rebirth and fertility.

The roof is punctuated with angel figures bearing coats of arms of prominent local families including the Calveleys, Beestons, and Egertons. The nave seems light and spacious, with tall, slender pillars reaching up towards the heavens. The nave was remodelled in 1490, and as a result, it presents a very different feel than the older chancel. This is separated from the chancel by a wonderfully carved stone screen. Beside the chancel is the 16th century Ridley Chapel, erected by Sir Raufe Egerton. Also within the sanctuary is a 14th-century sedilia and double piscina. Sir George commanded part of the English fleet against the Spanish Armada, and also served as Admiral of the Fleet.
