The Makin Organ fills most of the space in the South Transept. Whilst the Walker organ is out of commission and is being restored, we are using this instead. Behind the organ all the altar rails are stored when thay are not being used. As in the chancel, in here there is another piscina to allow the monks or clery to wash their hands.

Unusual for a church like this, the south transept has a door. This was to allow the Monks from Ashridge to enter straight into the top end of the church and to avoid the other people who would be using the corn exchange and market.

On the walls therre are three large plaques, whose age make them now hard to read. They list coventents to the church , published so that all can read them.