The church was largely rebuilt above the cill level with the addition of a clerestory in the late 15th century. In about 1886 the Chester architect John Douglas carried out a restoration, which included removal of the box pews and plaster from its interior.
The church was rebuilt to a higher elevation in the late 15th century, incorporating a clerestory.  In 1886, architect John Douglas undertook a restoration of the building, which included removing box pews and plaster from its interior.