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Successful applicants East Midlands Applicant Project Title Location Post Code Award PCC of St Bartholomew's, The Parish Church of St Derbyshire DE72 2AZ £65,000 Elvaston Bartholomew, Elvaston, Derbyshire PCC of Buxton Team Parish Christ Church Burbage Derbyshire SK17 6HJ £36,200 Christ Church Burbage PCC St John the Evangelist St John the Evangelist Church, Derbyshire S12 3XR £48,700 Church Ridgeway Moor, Ecklington PCC of The Parish of Ockbrook All Saints' Church, Ockbrook Derbyshire DE72 3SF £54,800 with Borrowash PCC of Dethick, Lea and Church of St John the Baptist, Derbyshire DE4 5GQ £64,500 Holloway Matlock PCC of St John the Baptist St John the Baptist Church, Leicestershire LE67 5HA £23,200 Church Whitwick Whitwick, Leicestershire Cossington PCC All Saints Church, Cossington Leicestershire LE7 4UU £52,700 All Saint`s Church Parochial All Saint`s Church, High Street, Leicestershire LE14 2PZ £65,900 Church Council Somerby, Leicestershire St Bartholomew's Church St Bartholomew's Church, Leicestershire LE14 4QS £97,800 Sproxton Parochial Church Sproxton. Council Kirkby Mallory Parochial Church All Saints Church, Kirkby Mallory Leicestershire LE9 7QE £65,200 Council All Saints Wigston Magna All Saints Parish Church, Leicestershire LE18 3YB £87,200 Parochial Church Council Bushloe End, Wigston Magna, Leicestershire Smeeton Westerby PCC Christchurch, Smeeton, Leicestershire LE8 0LT £15,800 Westerly, Leicestershire Leicester Central Seventh Day Leicester Central Seventh Day Leicestershire LE2 1EF £75,000 Adventist Church Adventist Church St Peter and St Paul, Hathern St Peter and St Paul, Hathern Leicestershire LE12 5LA £36,500 PCC of St Michael and All St Michael and All Angels, Leicestershire DE12 7BQ £70,600 Angels, Appleby Magna Appleby Magna St James PCC St James Church, Newbold, Leicestershire LE9 9NQ £97,000 Verdon, Leicestershire PCC of St Mary & All Saints, St Mary & All Saints Parish Leicestershire LE12 6SS £45,600 Willoughby on the Wolds Church, Willoughby on the Wolds PCC Saint Mary's Church Saint Mary's Church, Leicestershire LE17 4HX £25,600 Cotesbach, Leicestershire LE17 4HX PCC of Burton Overy and Burton Overy St Andrew Leicestershire LE8 9DF £19,100 Carlton Curlieu All Saints Church, Narborough, All Saints Church, Narborough Leicestershire PE32 1TE £100,000 Norfolk St John the Baptist Church PCC St John the Baptist Church, Leicestershire NG13 0FB £92,000 Muston Muston, Tealby Parochial Church Council All Saints Church, Tealby, Lincolnshire LN8 3WW £51,700 Lincolnshire Page 1 of 27 Successful applicants East Midlands Applicant Project Title Location Post Code Award PCC of St Nicholas Church St Nicholas Church, Cabourne, Lincolnshire LN7 6HU £52,100 Cabourne replace tiles & felt Scotton Parochial Church St Genewys Church, Scotton Lincolnshire DN21 3QP £13,100 Council St Firmin's Church The Church of St Firmin, Lincolnshire PE10 0EH £20,100 Thurlby, Diocese of Lincoln Burton by Lincoln Village The Church of St Vincent, Lincolnshire LN1 2RD £34,100 Church Committee (part of the Burton By Lincoln Springline Parish PCC) Scampton DCC, part of the Scampton, St John the Baptist Lincolnshire LN1 2SE £78,200 Springline PCC The Churches Conservation All Saints, Haugham Lincolnshire LN11 8PU £40,600 Trust Claypole PCC St Peter's Church, Claypole Lincolnshire NG23 5AD £46,700 The Parochial Church Council of The Parish & Priory Church of Lincolnshire PE10 0HE £51,900 Deeping St. James S. James, Deeping St. James Sausthorpe St Andrew PCC St Andrew's Church, Lincolnshire PE23 4JL £90,300 Sausthorpe, Lincolnshire Frampton St Marys Parochial Frampton St Mary the Virgin, Lincolnshire PE21 7AF £46,300 Church Council Frampton Roads, Frampton PCC of St Mary's Church, St Mary's Church, Horncastle Lincolnshire LN9 5HW £83,600 Horncastle Holy Trinity Church Holy Trinity Church, Northamptonshire MK19 6JP £56,800 Deanshanger Deanshanger, South Northants Thrapston Baptist Church Thrapston Baptist Church Northamptonshire NN14 4NF £16,100 PCC of St Mary Magdalene, St Mary Magdalene, Yarwell Northamptonshire PE8 6PS £35,100 Yarwell St Mary's Church Dallington Church of St Mary, Dallington, Northamptonshire NN5 7AA £29,900 PCC Northampton Welton PCC St Martins Church, Welton Northamptonshire NN11 2SZ £17,800 PCC St James Church St James Church Northampton Northamptonshire NN5 5LE £15,200 Rothersthorpe PCC St Peter & St Paul, Northamptonshire NN7 3JD £69,600 Rothersthorpe Castle Hill United Reformed Castle Hill United Reformed Northamptonshire NN1 2RH £43,000 Church, Northampton Church, Northampton Parish Church of St Nicholas, Parish Church of St Nicholas, Northamptonshire NN8 5FH £29,200 Great Doddington, Great Doddington, Northamptonshire Northamptonshire St Leonards Church St Leonards Church, Loddington Northamptonshire NN14 1LA £35,200 St Mary's PCC St Mary's Church, Radcliffe-on- Nottingham NG12 2FD £78,700 trent District Church Council of St. Church of St. Michael the Nottinghamshire DN22 7AY £74,100 Michael the Archangel Archangel, Retford PCC of St Michael & All Angels St Michael & All Angels Church, Nottinghamshire NG23 5RB £65,000 Averham Averham PCC of St Laurence's Church, St Laurence, Gonalston. Nottinghamshire NG14 6DX £90,200 Gonalston Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham Page 2 of 27 Successful applicants East Midlands Applicant Project Title Location Post Code Award St Michael's with St Anne's St Anne's Church, Sutton Nottinghamshire LE12 5NJ £31,000 PCC, Sutton Bonington Bonington, Nottinghamshire PCC of St Peters, East Drayton St Peters Church , East Drayton Nottinghamshire DN22 0LF £35,000 North Luffenham Parochial St John the Baptist Church of Rutland LE15 8JR £11,000 Chuich Council England, North Luffenham, Rutland Page 3 of 27 Successful applicants East of England Applicant Project Title Location Post Code Award PCC of St Mary Magdalene St Mary Magdalene, Dunton Bedfordshire SG18 8RR £26,300 Church, Dunton Winwick PCC All Saints Church, Winwick Cambridgeshire PE28 5PN £37,000 PCC of Saint Andrew St Andrew's Parish Church, Cambridgeshire CB7 5NR £28,500 Isleham DCC of Heydon Holy Trinity Church, Heydon Cambridgeshire SG8 8PW £13,000 Fulbourn Parochial Church St. Vigor's Church, Fulbourn Cambridgeshire CB21 5DH £37,300 Council PCC of St Neots Parish Church St Neots Parish Church (St Cambridgeshire PE19 2BU £22,000 (St Mary the Virgin) Mary the Virgin) St. Mary Magdalene Church St. Mary Magdalene, Brampton, Cambridgeshire PE28 4PF £78,400 Cambridgeshire The Church Council of Elton Elton Methodist Church, Cambridgeshire PE8 6RE £11,600 Methodist Church Cambridgeshire Parochial Church Council of St. Michael's Church, Great Cambridgeshire PE28 5NX £39,500 Great Gidding Gidding PCC of Emmanuel Southea with Emmanuel Church, Wisbech Cambridgeshire PE13 4JA £76,000 Murrow and Parson Drove PCC of All Saints Haslingfield All Saints Church, Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire CB23 1HN £64,400 Cambridgeshire Little Wilbraham PCC St John the Evangelist, Church Cambridgeshire CB21 5LE £16,800 Road, Little Wilbraham, Cambridge St Margarets Church St Margaret, Wicken Bonhunt Essex CB11 3UG £14,900 St Peter's Chapel, Bradwell Chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall, Essex CM1 1AT £38,000 (under the care of the Chapter Bradwell-on-Sea of Chelmsford Cathedral) The Parochial Church Council of St John's Church, Colchester Essex CO4 0HP £47,800 the Ecclesiatical Parish of St. John Colchester THE PCC Of East and West St Catherine's, East Tilbury. Essex RM18 8PB £99,900 Tilbury and Linford Stanford le Hope PCC of St. Christopher, St. Christopher's, Willingale, Essex CM5 0SJ £100,000 Willingale with Shellow & Ongar Berners Roding Friends of Langley Church St John the Evangelist, Langley Essex CB11 4RL £17,600 Upper Green The Parish Church of St Marys The Parish Church of St Mary's Essex CM5 9QN £53,100 High Ongar High Ongar Stambourne Parochial Church St Peter & St Thomas Becket, Essex CO9 4NX £48,100 Council Stambourne. Halstead, Essex PCC Great Bardfield St Mary the Virgin, Great Essex CM7 4RN £26,000 Bardfield, Essex St Margaret's PCC St Margaret's Church, Stanford Essex CM5 9PW £24,900 Rivers, Ongar St Peter's Church Little Warley St Peter's Little Warley, Essex Essex CM13 3EN £46,300 PCC Page 4 of 27 Successful applicants East of England Applicant Project Title Location Post Code Award St Mary the Virgin Hitchin Parish Church of St Mary the Hertfordshire SG5 1HP £35,100 District Church Council (DCC) a Virgin, Hitchin component of Hitchin PCC Church of St Andrew Church of St Andrew, Little Hertfordshire SG13 8LU £38,200 Berkhamsted Parochial Church Council of St.Mary's Church, Hemel Hertfordshire HP2 4HQ £23,000 St.Mary and St.Paul Hempstead All Saints Church, Litcham All Saints Church, Litcham Norfolk PE32 2NS £99,000 PCC of Great and Little St Mary the Virgin, Great Norfolk NR13 5AB £56,000 Plumstead with Thorpe End and Plumstead Witton St. Peter's Swainsthorpe St. Peter, Church Road, Norfolk NR14 8PU £56,300 Parochial Church Council Swainsthorpe, Norwich The Parochial Church Council of The Parish Church of Houghton Norfolk NR22 6BL £16,700 Walsingham and Houghton St Giles St Mary the Virgin Church, St Mary the Virgin, Church of Norfolk PE31 7NA £96,400 Snettisham England, Snettisham, Kings Lynn Wymondham PCC Holy Trinity Church, Spooner Norfolk NR18 9AH £22,500 Row, Wymondham ST Andrew's, North Pickenham ST Andrew's, North Pickenham Norfolk PE37 8LD £17,700 The Norfolk Churches Trust St Peter's Church, Corpusty, Norfolk NR16 1QF £98,300 Norwich St. Martin's Church Fincham St. Martins Church Fincham Norfolk PE33 9EJ £28,500 The Parochial Church Council of The Parish Church of All Saints, Norfolk PE30 5EB £20,900 All Saints, South Lynn Church Lane, South Lynn St Peter's Matlaske Parochial Church of St Peter, The Street, Norfolk NR11 7HY £57,900 Church Council Matlaske, Norwich PCC of Great Melton Church of All Saints, Great Norfolk NR9 3NU £100,000 Melton PCC of St Clement Burnham Church of St Clement, Burnham Norfolk PE31 8UL £100,000 Overy Overy Mundesley PCC All Saints' Church, Mundesley Norfolk NR11 8JH £76,200 PCC of All Saints Little Melton All Saints Church, Little Melton Norfolk NR9 3NZ £43,400 Thornham Parochial Church All Saints' Church, Church Norfolk PE36 6LY £97,000 Council Street, Thornham, Hunstanton St.
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    Nominated Signatures - Updated 3 November 2020 Hunt NOMINATED Phone No. SECOND Phone No. Albrighton & Woodland Plant, James 07773 042012 Crane, Andrew 07801 020551 Ashford Valley Tickham Back, Christina 07759 019506 Bardsley, Annette 07837 721950 Atherstone Hulme, Elizabeth 07928 880784 Evans, Sarah 07870 958122 Avon Vale Smith, Michael 07977 047476 Poole, Natasha Axe Vale Tancock, Elizabeth Holmes, Chris Badsworth and Bramham Moor Burnell, Wayne 07775 528771 Banwen Miners Edwards, Michael 07891 283916 Morrell, Jamie 07856 360953 Barlow Williams, Joan 07765 496552 Bedale Francis, Michael Thomas, Nick, Major 07973 886487 Chatfeild- Roberts, Belvoir Stewart, Caroline 07983 402035 Doone 07800 544742 Berkeley Hillard, Helen 07932 939606 Whittaker, Tom 07970 992958 Berks & Bucks Drag Hobby, Jeffrey Owen, Jane 07817 012192 Berwickshire Winpenny, Simon Mania, Ryan 07841 829621 Bicester with Whaddon Chase Aprahamian, John 07764 288890 Lloyd, Lucinda 07711 675526 Bilsdale Ashby, Sheila Wood, Frank Blackmore and Sparkford Vale Felton, Lucy Bliss, Ryan Border Proudlock, Sarah 07762 479295 Scott, Thomas Border Counties Draghounds Halliday, Sarah Thompson, Justine Braes of Derwent Pollard, Sophie Armstrong, Valarie Brecon and Talybont de Winton Charles 07973 775661 Davies Liz 07855 086403 Brocklesby Strawson, Paul 07989 531445 Pickering, Karen 07989 442981 Burton Lockwood, John 01522 730730 Hersey, Karen 07824 498099 Cambridge University Draghounds Scott, Cathy Maxwell, Duncan Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace Shaw, Julia 07770 888126 Wheatley, Sacha