Worle is a setlement in N Somerset adjacent to Weston-super-Mare. Although it predates its famous neighbour by many centuries, it is now hardly distinguishable from the Weston conurbation. The church of St Martin stands, with remnants of the village, on the fairly steep S flank of Milton Hill (limestone and a westerly extension of the Mendips), at about 16m above sea-level at the junction between Keuper Marl and Goblin Combe Oolite. There is quite a fine view S from the church across to Bleadon Hill. St Martin's church consists of nave, N aisle, chancel, S porch and W tower. It is believed to have been built in 1125 and rebuilt during the 14thc and 15thc, with major restoration and extension work in 1870. It apparently incorporates misericords from Woodspring Priory. The Romanesque elements include the S doorway, a reset window in the S porch, a corbel at the SW corner of the nave and a possible font.