1. The inscription on bell 3 is in ‘clumsy lettering’^&daggerthe word ‘DIER’ is inverted.
2. The gothic script of the original of bell 5 has been preserved in the recasting copying also the omission of the ‘S’ of ‘Sancta’. The original bell was by John Saunders of Reading.

The 14^th century Chancel was retained when the Nave and North aisle were rebuilt in the 15^th century with larger windows to let in the maximum light. The Nave roof was releaded in 1963 and then in stainless steel in 1978 after the lead had been stolen.

The broad 57’ tower was built in the same period as the nave. It is in three stories. In 1983 a new timber floor was constructed to form a separate Ringing Chamber. The ground floor is now the Choir Vestry. (See Photo below.)

From “St Giles Church Cheddington. A Short Guide”,4 June 2002

©KMC 23 Apr 2005 Stained glass by David Wasley, 1982/3. Dedicated to: Reginald William Bishop, 1985 and Ethel Mary Bishop, 1982.	©KMC 23 Apr 2005 The Ringing Chamber and Vestry during the branch ringing day, 23 April 2005.
©KMC 23 Apr 2005 This plaque to the restoration of the bells in 1911 is on the western wall of the nave, to the right of the picture above.