Langford, St Giles

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The Church

St. Giles is a Grade II* building, unique for its medieval western apse.

The church was restored in 1882 when a north aisle with crypt beneath was added, as was a vestry and bell tower.

The parish is small and dispersed. There is an active friends’ group which fundraises and hosts events.

The exterior of a small church with a domed apse and a wodden proch with a clock

The Bats

There have been bats roosting behind the organ. The church community has little bother from them and is content to co-exist.

Upcoming events

If you’d like to contact or find out more about the church, visit their page on A Church Near You