Facilities and features
Accessibility
A single toilet is situated at the back of church off the lobby
Situated in the toilet
We have no parking facility. Parking is available for Sunday Services at the nearby Nursery, and library. There is room for accessible parking for one or two cars in front of the church for Sunday services. Note, however, that this is access for the Wedding Cars and the hearse at relevant services. Other parking is in nearby streets and the local park opposite the church on Main Street.
There is little to no step through the front gate or into church. A sides-person can help make room for a wheel chair.
There is a ramp which can be put down to access the chancel for Holy Communion.
Please let your needs be known on entering the church.
An induction loop is installed and used in all services.
Some large print hymn books are available on request.
Assistance Dogs are welcome
Our Building
Many of the windows contain stained glass. The oldest panel of Stained glass is a reframed panel for the original chapel - over 300 years old. The newest was installed in 2001!
Grade II* listed Georgian Building, in a mix of architectural styles, designed by Henry Sephton, opened in 1718.
(There has been a church on this site since 1534. The church gained Parish status in 1854 and was extended in 1908.)
It contains the village war memorial.
Music and Worship
Used at many services
At many of the morning services, modern worship songs are sung, led mainly by a guitarist and occasionally with other instruments such as clarinet.
Groups, Courses and Activities
St. Aidan's Friendship Group meet in church to chat, have a cup of tea, and often a guest speaker. All are welcome.
There is a bereavement group that meets on the first Friday of the month at 1.30pm
Help for Visitors
Other Features
These are used at morning Sunday services.