These projects included a new vestry, new tea-station, new accessible wc, a new spiral stairs to improve access to the belfry, new draft lobby configuration to the south porch, various items of bespoke internal joinery in the form of doors and storage areas etc, provision of a new path suitable for wheelchair access and the removal of a redundant chimney.

The new vestry, wc and tea-station were all located in the west end of the north aisle. The imagery shown here demonstrates the use of bespoke joinery to carefully integrate these elements into the architecture of the church without disruption of the wonderful sense of space. Likewise the new metal spiral stairs which rises a remarkable 27 feet up to the bell-ringing floor, is designed and crafted in lightweight metal elements carefully integrated into the corner of the west tower so as to provide safe access whilst not impinging unduly on the view of the adjacent nave arch and central axis of the church.