The most interesting features of the interior are the stained glass windows. The south chancel window is a small patchwork of fragments brought back from a French church ruined in the First World War. The reredos below the east window is an Arts & Crafts metal relief panel . The south aisle contains two postwar windows by Hugh Easton (1905-65). The historical scenes relate to Bishop William Juxon, (d.1663) deposed as Bishop of London during the Civil War and the priest who accompanied Charles I at his execution. During the War he lived at the Manor adjoining the church, and was made Archbishop of Canterbury by Charles II at the Restoration in 1660.