St. Andrew’s Church is the heart of the village of Boreham. It has seen additions and alterations from the 11th Century onwards which give us the building as it is today. Parts of the tower are Saxon, but later enlarged by the Normans. It is a central tower, square on plan, with 8 bells (increased from 6 bells in 1913), a clock, a pyramid shaped roof and a weather vane. Grade I listed.