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Originally all the windows in the church, with the exception of the west window, had stained glass.

During World War II, several windows, including the great east window, were damaged by a bomb blast. As a precautionary measure, the east window was removed and replaced with frosted glass for the remaining duration of the war. After the war, it was restored and refitted. Repairs were made using glass from damaged side-windows, which were simply replaced by plain glass.

Find out more about the individual windows:

Great East window
Blessed Sacrament Chapel window
The Eucharist window
Mary Magdalene window
Sisters of Mercy memorial window
Lady Chapel window
St Thomas
St Peter
St Stephen
Industrial Heritage window
Private Adam Wakenshaw VC memorial window
The Assumption of Our Lady
Memorial window for George Dunn
Memorial window for Elizabeth Dunn
Memorial window for William Dunn
Baptistry windows