An archaeological watching brief during the machine excavation of three new drainage trenches around the exterior of the church and two new soakaway pits at the end of two drainage trenches,further out in the churchyard. Expected evidence of extensive burial was revealed in both the soakaway pits overlying and cutting into the natural subsoil. In soakway pit SP1, the burials had removed the southeast end of a cellared medieval building, portions of which form part of the present northern churchyard boundary wall. In Drainage Trench A, the location of a post medieval brick wall and a medieval masonry wall suggest the location of structures against the north side of the wall, whilst Drain Trench B exposed the remains of a large post medieval brick tomb. Fragments of floor tile of type 'Clowes Wood' were recovered from Drain Trench B. Soakaway pits 1 and 2 were hurriedly excavated due to the unstable nature of the sections and a large amount of skeletal material was recovered from the spoil heaps.