Organ
The original 2-manual Compton organ was fully overhauled and restored in 2008 by George Sixsmith and Son of Lancashire, during which it was re-located to the church's west end balcony. It is central to the liturgy at St Paul's and is also used for concert performances. The full specification can be seen below.
Organ Specification
| Swell | Great | Pedal |
| Flautina 2' | Sesquialtra 1 3/5 | Octave Flute 4' |
| Gemshorn 4' | Mixture | Trumpet 8' |
| Flute 4' | Twelfth 2 2/3' | Bass Flute 8' |
| Clarion 4' | Fifteenth 2' | Trombone 16' |
| Voix Celeste 8' | Harmonic Flute 4' | Echo |
| Bourdon 16' | ||
| Echo gamba 8' | Principal 4' | Open Metal 16' |
| Lieblich Gedackt 8' | Open Diapason 8' | Acoustic |
| Bass 32' | ||
| Stopped Diapason 8' | Dulciana 8' | |
| Oboe 8' | Stopped Diapason 8' | |
| Cornopean 8' | Trumpet 8' | |
| Horn 16' | Bourdon 16' | |
| Swell Octave | Swell-Great Octave |
Drawstop; Sw-Gt, Sw-Pd, Gt-Pd, Gt & Pd combined
Swell on toe pistons
Pedal on toe pistons
8 x 6 General Pistons
8 x 6 Divisional Pistons
The church has a vacancy for an Organ Scholar from September 2010 as the previous Scholar, Olivia Clarke, will take up the position as Organ Scholar at The Queen's College, Oxford at this time.
For further details of the Organ Scholarship for 2010-2011, click here