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Suffragen (Area Bishops) Bishops Contact Details. Note Suffragen (Area bishops) Bishops Contact details. Note – all these are in the public domain. Email and correspondence addresses are given where possible. Some dioceses give phone numbers and use contact forms, the information given below reflects the available public information. Diocese Area Name of Contact address bishop (title Rt Revd.) Bath and Wells Taunton Ruth Worsley [email protected] www.bathandwells.org.uk The Bishop’s Palace, Wells, BA5 2PD Birmingham Aston Anne [email protected] www.cofebirmingham.com Hollinghurst The Church of England 1 Colmore Row Birmingham B3 2BJ Blackburn Burnley Philip North [email protected] www.blackburn.anglican.org Clayton House Walker Office Park Blackburn BB1 2QE Lancaster Dr Jill Duff [email protected] Clayton House Walker Office Park Blackburn BB1 2Q Bristol Swindon Dr Lee [email protected] www.bristol.anglican.org Rayfield The Bishop of Swindon's Office, Mark House, Field Rise, Swindon, SN1 4HP Canterbury Dover Rose [email protected] www.canterburydiocese.org Hudson- Old Palace, Wilkin The Precincts, Canterbury, CT1 2EE Carlisle Penrith Dr Emma [email protected] www.carlislediocese.org.uk Ineson Holmcroft, 13 Castle Road, Kendal, LA9 7AU. Chelmsford Barking Peter Hill [email protected] www.chelmsford.anglican.org Retiring4/8/21 Barking Lodge Verulam Avenue Walthamstow London E17 8ES Dr John [email protected] Bradwell Perumbalath Bishop’s House Orsett Road Horndon-on-the-Hill Essex SS17 8NS [email protected] 1 Fitzwalter Road, Lexden,Colchester C03 Colchester Roger Morris 3SS Chester Birkenhead vacant [email protected] www.chester.anglican.org Bishop's Lodge, 67 Bidston Road, Prenton, CH43 6TR [email protected] Stockport Vacant Bishop's Lodge, Back Lane, Dunham Town, Altrincham. Cheshire WA14 4SG Chichester Horsham Ruth [email protected] www.chichester.anglican.org Bushyager (note, this is the email for the bishop’s executive assistant) Lewes Will [email protected] Hazlewood (note, this is the email for the bishop’s executive assistant) Coventry Warwick John Stroyan [email protected] https://www.coventry.anglican.org/ Warwick House School Hill Offchurch Leamington Spa CV33 9AL Derby Repton William [email protected] www.derby.anglican.org Macnaughton Durham Jarrow Sarah Clark [email protected] www.durham.anglican.org Bishop's House, 25 Ivy Lane, Low Fell, Gateshead. NE9 6QD Ely Huntingdon Dr Dagmar [email protected] www.elydiocese.org Winter 14 Lynn Road Ely CB6 1DA Exeter Crediton Jackie Searle [email protected] www.exeter.anglican.org 32,The Avenue, Tiverton EX16 4HW Plymouth Nick [email protected] McKinnel Sanctuary Close, Plymouth PL2 1EN Gloucester Tewkesbury Robert [email protected] www.gloucester.anglican.org Springett Guildford Dorking Jo Bailey [email protected] www.cofeguildford.org.uk Wells Dayspring, 13 Pilgrims Way, Guildford, GU4 8AD Hereford Ludlow Vacant. Not www.hereford.anglican.org being replaced. Leeds Huddersfield Jonathan [email protected] www.westyorkshiredales.anglican.org Gibbs Stone Royd, 9 Valley Head, Huddersfield, Hd2 2dh [email protected] Bradford Toby Howarth 47 Kirkgate Shipley BD18 3EH [email protected] Wakefield Tony Pontefract House Robinson 181A Manygates Lane Wakefield WF2 7DR [email protected] Paul Slater 17-19 York Place Leeds Leeds LS1 2EX [email protected] Ripon Helen-Ann The Bishop's Office, Redwood, Sharow, Hartley Ripon HG4 5BS. Leicester Loughborough vacant [email protected] www.leicester.anglican.org Bishop’s Lodge Annexe 12 Springfield Rd Leicester LE2 3BD Lichfield Shrewsbury Sarah Bullock [email protected] www.lichfield.anglican.org Athlone House 68 London Road Shrewsbury SY2 6PG [email protected] Stafford Matthew John Ash Garth Parker 6 Broughton Crescent Barlaston Stoke-on-Trent ST12 9DD Wolverhampton Clive Gregory [email protected] 61 Richmond Road Merridale Wolverhampton WV3 9JH Lincoln Grantham Dr Nicholas [email protected] www.lincoln.anglican.org Chamberlain Dr David [email protected] Court Grimsby Liverpool Warrington Beverley [email protected] www.liverpool.anglican.org Mason London Fulham Jonathan [email protected] www.london.anglican.org Baker Islington Ric Thorpe [email protected] Edmonton Rob Wickham [email protected] Kensington Dr Graham [email protected] Tomlin Stepney Dr Joanne [email protected] Grenfell Willesden Pete Broadbent [email protected] Retiring 30/9/21 Manchester Bolton Mark Ashcroft 0161 790 8289 www.manchester.anglican.org Bishop's Lodge, Walkden Road, Walkden, M28 2WH Middleton Mark Davies 01706 358550 The Hollies, Manchester Road, OL11 3QY Newcastle Berwick Mark Wroe [email protected] www.newcastle.anglican.org Norwich Thetford Alan Winton [email protected] www.dioceseofnorwich.org Herfast House, 5 Vicar Street, Wymondham, NR18 0PL vacant [email protected] Lynn The Old Vicarage, Priory Road, Castle Acre, PE32 2AA Oxford Buckingham Dr Alan [email protected] www.oxford.anglican.org Wilson Sheridan, Grimms Hill Great Missenden Buckinghamshire HP16 9BG Dorchester Colin Fletcher [email protected] Church House Oxford Langford Locks Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 1GF Reading Olivia [email protected] Graham Bishop’s House Tidmarsh Lane Tidmarsh Reading RG8 8HA Peterborough Brixworth John bishop.brixworth@peterborough- www.peterborough-diocese.org.uk Holbrook diocese.org.uk The Palace, Peterborough, PE1 1YA Portsmouth None www.portsmouth.anglican.org Rochester Tonbridge Simon [email protected] www.rochester.anglican.org Burton-Jones 25 Shoesmith Lane Kings Hill Kent ME19 4FF St. Albans Bedford Richard [email protected] www.stalbans.anglican.org Atkinson Bishop’s Lodge, Cardington, Bedford, Beds, MK44 3SS Hertford Dr Michael [email protected] Beasley Bishopswood, 3 Stobarts Close, Knebworth, SG3 6ND St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Dunwich Dr Mike [email protected] www.cofesuffolk.org Harrison Salisbury Ramsbury Dr Andrew [email protected] www.salisbury.anglican.org Rumsey Karen [email protected] Sherborne Gorham Sheffield Doncaster Sophie Jelley [email protected] www.sheffield.anglican.org (note, this is the email for the bishop’s executive assistant) Bishopscroft, Snaithing Lane, Sheffield, S10 3LG Sodor and Man None www.sodorandman.im Southwark Croydon Jonathan 020 8256 9630 www.southwark.anglican.org Clark Croydon Episcopal Area Office c/o 6 St Peter’s Road Croydon CR0 1HD Kingston Dr Richard 020 8545 2440 Cheetham 620 Kingston Road Raynes Park London SW20 8DN Woolwich Dr Karowei 020 7939 9400 Dorgu The Woolwich Episcopal Area Office Trinity House 4 Chapel Court Borough High Street London SE1 1HW Southwell and Nottingham Sherwood Dr Andrew [email protected] www.southwell.anglican.org Emerton Truro St Germans Hugh Nelson [email protected] www.trurodiocese.org.uk Winchester Basingstoke David [email protected] www.winchester.anglican.org Williams Southampton Debbie Sellin [email protected] Worcester Dudley Martin Gorick [email protected] www.cofe-worcester.org.uk 3 Parsons Street, Dudley, DY1 1JJ York Hull Alison White [email protected] www.dioceseofyork.org.uk Selby Dr John [email protected] Thomson Whitby Paul [email protected] Ferguson Beverley Glyn Webster [email protected] .
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