Uley is a village in the Stroud district of central Gloucestershire, 5 miles SW of Stroud. It is a long village in the valley of the River Ewelme, and an important centre for cloth production until the 19thc. The church stands towards the E end of the village, and was rebuilt in 1857-58 by S. S. Teulon. It consists of chancel, nave, S aisle, S porch and a tower midway along the nave on the N side.
The old church was the subject of articles in Gloucestershire Notes and Queries, and two sketches published there are reproduced here. The only Romanesque feature here is an old font bowl that was discarded in 1858 in favour of a new one, still in use. The old bowl remained in the church.