Ashleworth - Church of St Andrew and St Bartholomew

Ashelworth Sts Andrew and Bartholomew Church is primarily 12th and 13th century, with later remodelling, but the origins are pure Saxon. Much of the north wall is built of striking Saxon herringbone stonework. The interior features one of the earliest known examples of a royal coat of arms (featuring a lion and a dragon) over the south chapel; this dates from the reign of Edward VI or, possibly, Elizabeth I.

The church is Grade I listed