Our distinguished Tudor panelling adorned a dining room wall of  the Old Priory, the former parsonage, until 1961 when it was installed in the sitting room of the modern vicarage. There it remained until 1983, when the sanctuary was reordered and curtained, and the panelling was installed as the reredos behind the high altar (when it came to be known as the ‘Tudor Screen’).

In 2016, the carvings were moved once again to their current setting on the wall of the north-east chapel. Both the panels, once hidden behind plaster in the old vicarage, and the Victorian reredos they once concealed, are now beautifully illuminated under the 2021 church lighting scheme.