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Parish Name of Parish Bv/02 Beverley Minster Pcc Bv/04 PARISH NAME OF PARISH DEANERY ARCHDEACONERY BV/02 BEVERLEY MINSTER PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/04 BEVERLEY ST MARY PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/06 BEVERLEY ST NICHOLAS PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/08 BISHOP BURTON PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/12 CHERRY BURTON PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/14 DALTON HOLME PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/16 ETTON PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/20 LECONFIELD PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/22 LOCKINGTON PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/24 LUND PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/28 ROUTH PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/29 ROWLEY PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/30 SCORBOROUGH PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/31 SKIDBY PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BV/32 WALKINGTON PCC BEVERLEY EAST RIDING BR/02 BARMSTON W FRAISTHORPE PCC BRIDLINGTON EAST RIDING BR/04 BEMPTON PCC BRIDLINGTON EAST RIDING BR/06 BESSINGBY W ULROME PCC BRIDLINGTON EAST RIDING BR/10 BOYNTON PCC BRIDLINGTON EAST RIDING BR/12 BRIDLINGTON CHRIST CHURCH BRIDLINGTON EAST RIDING BR/14 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