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Accrington Blackburn Directory data correct 28/05/2020 ACCRINGTON Area Dean: Ian Enticott Incumbent (Benefice) ACCRINGTON St John with HUNCOAT St Augustine The Revd Hugh Scriven Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON ST JOHN Addison Street Accrington BB5 6AG Accrington Deanery HUNCOAT ST AUGUSTINE Bolton Avenue Huncoat Accrington BB5 6HN Incumbent (Benefice) ACCRINGTON Christ Church The Revd Paul McNally Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON Christ Church ACCRINGTON Christ Church Christ Church Square, Accrington BB5 2NA Incumbent (Benefice) ACCRINGTON St Andrew, St Mary Magdalen and St Peter and Church Kirk VACANT Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON St Andrew Empress Street Accrington BB5 1SJ Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON St Mary Magdalen Devonshire Street Accrington BB5 1DW Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON St Peter Richmond Street Accrington BB5 0SJ Incumbent (Benefice) ACCRINGTON St James and St Paul The Revd Ian Enticott Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON St James Cannon Street Accrington BB5 2ER Accrington Deanery ACCRINGTON St Paul Plantation Street Jct Barnfield St Accrington BB5 6RT Accrington Deanery GREEN HOWARTH St Clement School House Lane Green Howarth Accrington BB5 3SQ Incumbent (Benefice) ALTHAM with CLAYTON-LE-MOORS The Revd Toby Webber Accrington Deanery ALTHAM St James Burnley Road Altham Accrington BB5 5UL Accrington Deanery CLAYTON-LE-MOORS All Saints Church Street Clayton-le-Moors Accrington BB5 5HT Incumbent (Benefice) BAXENDEN St John The Revd Tom Donaghey Accrington Deanery BAXENDEN St John Manchester Road Baxenden Accrington BB5 2RQ Incumbent (Benefice) HASLINGDEN St James w GRANE St Stephen & STONEFOLD St John HASLINGDEN St James w The Revd David Stephenson (plurality with MUSBURY St Thomas) GRANE St Stephen & STONEFOLD St John (plurality with MUSBURY St Thomas) Accrington Deanery HASLINGDEN St James Church Lane Haslingden BB4 5QZ Accrington Deanery MUSBURY St Thomas Helmshore Road Helmshore BB4 4JR Incumbent (Benefice) LANESIDE St Peter The Revd Stephen Brown Accrington Deanery LANESIDE St Peter St Peter's Avenue Haslingden BB4 6BG Incumbent (Benefice) OSWALDTWISTLE The Revd Capt Martin Joss Accrington Deanery OSWALDTWISTLE Immanuel New Lane Oswaldtwistle Accrington BB5 3QN Accrington Deanery OSWALDTWISTLE St Paul Callow Hall Street Oswaldtwistle Accrington BB5 3EY BLACKBURN Area Dean: Fleur Green Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN Christ Church with St Matthew The Revd Canon Andrew Raynes Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN Christ Church with St Matthew Mosley Street Blackburn BB2 3ST Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Aidan and St Luke, St Mark and St Philip The Revd Cath Brooks Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Aidan St Aidans Avenue Mill Hill Blackburn BB2 4EA Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Luke, St Mark and St Philip Bank Top Blackburn BB2 1TN Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Andrew Livesey VACANT VACANT Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Andrew Livesey Livesey All Age & Childrens Andrew Close Blackburn Centre Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Barnabas VACANT VACANT Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Barnabas 85 Johnston Street Blackburn BB2 1HY Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Gabriel The Revd Stephen Corbett Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Gabriel Brownhill Drive Blackburn BB1 9QR Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Mary the Virgin with St Paul (Cathedral and Parish Church) The Very Revd Peter Howell-Jones Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN Cathedral Cathedral Close Blackburn BB1 5AA Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Silas The Revd Sheelagh Aston Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Silas Preston New Road Blackburn BB2 6PS Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN St Stephen and St James The Revd Sarah Gill Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St James St James' Road Blackburn BB1 8EL Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Stephen St Stephen's Road Blackburn BB1 5NS Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKBURN The Redeemer The Revd Richard Marshall Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Bartholomew (Ewood) Redeemer Benefice Office Jack Walker Way Blackburn BB2 4JJ Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN The Saviour Onchan Road Blackburn BB2 4JJ Incumbent (Benefice) DARWEN St Barnabas The Revd David Bacon Page 1 Directory Blackburn with Darwen Deanery DARWEN St Barnabas Watery Lane Darwen Blackburn BB3 2ET Incumbent (Benefice) DARWEN St Cuthbert with TOCKHOLES St Stephen The Revd Nicholas Davis Blackburn with Darwen Deanery DARWEN St Cuthbert Blackburn Road Darwen Blackburn BB3 1QJ Blackburn with Darwen Deanery TOCKHOLES St Stephen Rock Lane Tockholes Blackburn BB3 0LX Incumbent (Benefice) DARWEN St Peter The Revd Canon Fleur Green Blackburn with Darwen Deanery DARWEN St Peter Bank Street Darwen Blackburn BB3 3HE Incumbent (Benefice) FENISCLIFFE St Francis The Revd David Roscoe Blackburn with Darwen Deanery FENISCLIFFE St Francis St Francis' Road Feniscliffe Blackburn BB2 2TZ Incumbent (Benefice) FENISCOWLES Immanuel The Revd David Roscoe Blackburn with Darwen Deanery FENISCOWLES Immanuel Pleasington Lane Feniscowles Blackburn BB2 5EW Incumbent (Benefice) KNUZDEN St Oswald The Revd Dr Anne Morris Blackburn with Darwen Deanery KNUZDEN St Oswald Cabin End Row Stanhill Road Knuzden Blackburn BB1 2DP Incumbent (Benefice) LOWER DARWEN St James The Revd Canon Tim Horobin Blackburn with Darwen Deanery LOWER DARWEN St James Stopes Brow Lower Darwen Blackburn BB3 0QP Incumbent (Benefice) OVER DARWEN St James and HODDLESDEN St Paul's The Revd Canon Tim Horobin Blackburn with Darwen Deanery HODDLESDEN St Paul's Bayne Street Hoddlesden Blackburn BB3 3NP Blackburn with Darwen Deanery OVER DARWEN St James Chapels Over Darwen Blackburn BB1 3JL Incumbent (Benefice) NORTH and EAST BLACKBURN The Revd Nicholas Heale Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN Holy Trinity Mount Pleasant Blackburn BB1 6HN Blackburn with Darwen Deanery BLACKBURN St Michael Palm Street Blackburn BB1 6JQ Blackburn with Darwen Deanery NORTH and EAST BLACKBURN Accrington Road Blackburn BB1 3JL BLACKPOOL Area Dean: Peter Lilicrap Incumbent (Benefice) ANCHORSHOLME All Saints The Revd Anthony Barnshaw Blackpool Deanery ANCHORSHOLME All Saints North Drive Anchorsholme Blackpool FY5 3HT Incumbent (Benefice) BISPHAM All Hallows The Revd Canon Dr Simon Cox Blackpool Deanery BISPHAM All Hallows All Hallows Road Bispham Blackpool FY2 0AY Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL Christ Church with All Saints (Beacon Church) The Revd Adrian Woolton Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL Christ Church with All Saints Palatine Road Blackpool FY1 4BX Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL Holy Cross South Shore New vicar due in June Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL Holy Cross South Shore Central Drive Blackpool FY1 6LA Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL Holy Trinity South Shore The Revd Tracy Charnock Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL Holy Trinity South Shore Dean Street Blackpool FY4 1BP Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St Peter South Shore The Revd Tracy Charnock Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St Peter South Shore Lytham Road Blackpool FY1 6DJ Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St Christopher and St Nicholas The Revd Martin Daniels Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St Christopher and St Nicholas Hawesside Lane Blackpool FY4 5AH Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St John The Revd Steve Haskett Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St John Church Street Blackpool FY4 2NR Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St Mary South Shore VACANT VACANT Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St Mary South Shore Stonycroft Avenue Lytham Road Blackpool FY4 2NR Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St Paul North Shore The Revd Deborah Prest Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St Paul North Shore Egerton Road Blackpool FY1 2NP Incumbent (Benefice) GREENLANDS St Anne The Revd Deborah Prest Blackpool Deanery GREENLANDS St Anne Samlesbury Avenue Greenlands Blackpool FY2 0PR Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St Stephen on the Cliffs The Revd Canon Andrew Sage Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St Stephen on the Cliffs Holmfield Road Blackpool FY2 9RB Incumbent (Benefice) BLACKPOOL St Thomas The Revd David O'Brien Blackpool Deanery BLACKPOOL St Thomas Devonshire Road Blackpool FY1 3NJ Incumbent (Benefice) LAYTON and STAINING The Revd Peter Lillicrap Blackpool Deanery LAYTON ST Mark Westcliffe Drive Blackpool FY3 7HG Blackpool Deanery STAINING ST Luke Staining Road Staining Blackpool FY3 0BW Incumbent (Benefice) MARTON St Paul The Revd Lesley Atkins Blackpool Deanery MARTON St Paul Honister Avenue Marton Blackpool FY3 9PF Incumbent (Benefice) MERESIDE St Wilfrid The Revd Linda Tomkinson Page 2 Directory Blackpool Deanery MERESIDE St Wilfrid Tarnside Community Centre BURNLEY Area Dean: Patrick Senior Incumbent (Benefice) BRIERCLIFFE St James The Revd Paul Payton Burnley Deanery BRIERCLIFFE St James Church Street Briercliffe BB10 2HU Incumbent (Benefice) BURNLEY St Andrew with St Margaret and BURNLEY St James VACANT VACANT Burnley Deanery BURNLEY St Andrew with St Margaret and BURNLEY St James Colne Road Burnley BB10 1DU Incumbent (Benefice) BURNLEY St Catherine with St Alban and St Paul The Revd Roger Parker Burnley Deanery BURNLEY St Catherine with St Alban and St Paul Todmorden Road Burnley BB10 4AB Incumbent (Benefice) BURNLEY St Cuthbert The Revd Dr Stephen Adesanya Burnley Deanery BURNLEY St Cuthbert Townley Street Burnley BB10 1UJ Incumbent (Benefice) BURNLEY St Mark The Rt Revd Bishop Philip North Burnley Deanery BURNLEY St Mark Glenview Road Burnley BB11 5DQ Incumbent (Benefice) BURNLEY St Matthew the Apostle (Habergham Eaves) with Holy Trinity The Revd Alex Frost Burnley Deanery BURNLEY St Matthew the Apostle (Habergham Eaves) with Holy Trinity St Matthew's Street Habergham Eaves
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