Holy Trinity is a large stone church, built in the 19th century and set in well kept lawned grounds. The tower is 100ft high and the church narrowly escaped destruction twice during World War II, sustaining minor damage when bombs demolished nearby buildings, and again when planes flew over low just missing it!
The interior of the church is very spacious, with tall windows of pastel coloured stained glass, and wood panelling along the walls of the nave, depicting biblical scenes. The west end of the church as been partitioned off to form a narthex which is on three levels, complete with a lift.

Most of the members played the organ and their individual choices of music reflected all the tone colours of the organ, from soft and gentle to the splendid sound of the full organ. Tea was provided in a room on the ground floor and this was much appreciated by everyone.