This early perpendicular church is best known for its fine rood-screen rather than the quality of its organ.  This tracker instrument is placed on the right hand side of the chancel  behind a screen. Although of  fairly orthodox design, the pipes are attractively decorated.    No one seems to know who built it but a plate on above the integrated console states that it was rebuilt by J.G.Haskins & Co of Bristol (there is no date).  However  it seems likely that the organ dates back to the end of the 19th Century. It apparently is in need of some attention.