The Organ was built in 1983 by Peter Collins of Redbourn, Herts., using some pipework from the
previous organ, which was by Brindley & Foster, rebuilt by Norman and Beard, and Corbett & Beilby.
The Chancel front dates from c1889 and was designed by John Loughborough Pearson, who
designed the church. A new case with the Swell and console by Collins faces down the north aisle.
During 2012 work has been done on the organ by B C Shepherd & Sons. The rosewood key coverings
were badly worn, and have been replaced with ebony. The stop knobs were refaced and reengraved with bolder type. The organ was cleaned, and adjusted. The leather action lozenges were
all replaced with new thicker ones (two for each note), as they were breaking. Extra passageboards
and new ladders have been fitted. New lighting has been fitted in the organ, and new console lights
fitted. The Great Trumpet which was a poor stop from the former organ was replaced with a good
quality secondhand spotted metal stop. The small scale half length Pedal Fagot was remade with
new larger scaled full length resonators. The pipes for this stop were made by Kevin Rutterford, and
voiced by Keith Bance, who also voiced the Great Trumpet.