St Paul's is located on the east side of the old valley road, beyond the north end of the settlement. It was built in two stages: in 1881-2, to designs of John Norton, architect, of London, building a small and cheap church of rock-faced Pennant sandstone with yellow brick dressings, principally the plate-traceried west window facing the road; and in 1909-10 to designs of E.M.Bruce Vaughan, architect, of Cardiff who built the north aisle and extended the chancel. Stained glass includes important works by R.J.Newbery (early twentieth century) and Celtic Studios (1963).
source: extract from J.Newman, Buildings of Wales: Gwent/Monmouthshire (2000), p.226.

RCAHMW, 5 December 2014