How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
A reticulated window with two lights, a quatrefoil to the top and diamond shaped windows either side.
The quatrefoil contains the arms of the seal of Canterbury.
On the left, at the top is St Paulinus the first Bishop of York, underneath are the arms of the Diocese of York and a depiction of York Minster over the words "York Minster". Below is an early depiction of St Giles' church, with the words "West Bridgford" above and "1238 1898" below. There is then a shield showing a deer, pierced by an arrow; at the foot is an inscription.
On the right, at the top is Archbishop Thomas, underneath are the arms of the Southwell Diocese and a depiction of Southwell Minster over the words "Southwell Minster". Below is a modern depiction of St Giles' church with the words "West bridgford" above and "1898-1958" below. There is then a shield showing a tree and river. At the foot is another inscription.