The village's Methodist chapel, built for the Wesleyans, stands at the junction of the A1031 and the B1219. It was built in 1907.

August 2021 

The windows in the Georgian nave (which incorporates the chancel) are round-headed in typical fashion of the period, but the circular widows to the west are less common. The east window appears to have a three-centred or depressed arch.

Peter Kirk Collection, 2002

St Peter's has a Perpendicular ironstone and limestone tower dating from the 15th century.

Nave and chancel were rebuilt in brick in the early 18th century at the expense of Matthew Humberston, whose monument is inside the church.

Frank Robinson, December 2014

A charming rural scene with view of St Peter's Church and vicarage.

E T Series postcard, undated

This thatched cottage stood on the south side of North Sea Lane. It was demolished c.1966.

September 1965

Thatch being removed from the cottage prior to its demolition.

North Sea Lane is now a suburban street, with many bungalows.

October 1965