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The church serves the villages of St. Ippolyts, Langley and Gosmore. While it is unclear who built the church, it is said to have been funded by grants given in 1087 by Judith, the niece of William the Conqueror who was attempting to make amends for giving evidence against a Saxon Earl who was subsequently executed. At that time, the church would have consisted of the nave, with no side aisles and with a chancel about half its present length. By about 1320 the church had been enlarged to its present size with arches cut between the nave and side aisles. The church underwent extensive rebuilding in 1878/9 and a number of the heads carved into the arches of the church are said to be images of those involved in this work.

Nice cafe, only downside is a lack of convenient bike parking.

If you’re there Tue-Sat try Quotidian, right at the end of Sun Street (off the Market Square) for amazing coffee and delicious pastries!

Just pause your Garmin and enjoy this old church.

Great Coffee and homemade cake.

Despite the 'little' in its name, the attractive village of Little Wymondley is actually larger than neighbouring Great Wymondley. It's home to several interesting old buildings, including the Grade II*-listed St Mary's Church. The village is on the Hertfordshire Way long-distance path and there are a few places to eat and drink, as well as accommodation options.

the entrance on the other side of the road was a bit of a drop but doable for trike but NOT A MOBILITY SCOOTER 🤬🤬

Open air cafe is a good stop off for a tea or coffee and can be glorious in Autumn sunshine.