The 'doom' painting above the arch to the chancel

Removal of plaster from the chancel arch revealed traces of a Doom painting. The central part, with Christ enthroned, has been lost, but a large part of the lateral parts were uncovered, though in poor condition. It was examined in 1967 by Mrs Eve Baker and Mr Douglas Betts who considered it to have been painted post-1450 and pre-1525. Angels sound the trumpets,  resurrected souls rise from their graves, St Michael weighs souls, St Andrew wields the sword to keep the devil at bay. At the extreme right hand side demons goad condemned souls into the gaping Leviathan mouth of Hell.