The village used to have three Methodist chapels in the 19th century, but the last closed in 2009. This started life in 1836 as the "Primitive Methodist Chapel", and was at Chapel Cottages on the High Street just west of the Docking Fish Bar. The "Wesleyan Methodist Chapel" was earlier, 1821, and was located just behind. The two congregations were united in 1932. Finally, the "Wesleyan Reform Preaching House" was located near the large pond to the west of the playing field, and was opened in 1851. The site is now under grass.