John Taylor, Loughborough 1906
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The lower portion of the tower is 13th century, with a 14th century bell chamber and a late16th or early 17th century brick parapet. The crocketed pinnacles are 17th century. There are six bells, which are regularly rung: | ||
| Treble | Note E | J Taylor, Loughborough 1897 | |
| 2nd | Note D | Thomas Mears, London 1801 | |
| 3rd | Note C | Thomas Mears, London 1842 | |
| 4th | Note B | Miles Graye I, Colchester 1618 | |
| 5th | Note A | John Warner, London 1882 (recast) | |
| Tenor | Note G | John Waylet, 1708, recast by John Taylor, Loughborough 1906 |
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In 1997 a bell-ringing floor was constructed at the level of the new organ
gallery, allowing the ground floor of the tower to be used as a vestry.