St Thomas's Newport was completely rebuilt in 1854-55, although much of the interior has been retained, then remodelled for more flexible use in 2024  The old church contained a ring of six bells cast by William Eldridge of Chertsey in 1674-75, which were augmented to eight by the addition of two trebles and recasting the 3rd and 5th of the eight; the work was done by Thomas Mears and Son of Whitechapel in 1808. In 1857 John Warner and Son of Cripplegate recast the treble and hung the bells in the new church, and they also retuned the bells and removed the canons in 1917, and later recast the 6th in 1920. In 1988 the treble was replaced and the tenor recast, and four additional bells were added to increase the ring to twelve, with a new metal frame lower in the tower at clock face level.