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Summary Parish Share by Area SUMMARY PARISH SHARE BY AREA 2020 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid 2019 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid Variance 2019 total Request 31/12/2020 Request 31/12/2019 Variance (£) (%) % paid EPISCOPAL AREA BRADFORD 2,789,225 2,227,311 561,914 80% 2,851,860 2,531,240 320,620 89% -303,929 -12% 89% HUDDERSFIELD 3,311,408 2,317,562 993,846 70% 3,304,921 2,755,487 549,434 83% -437,925 -16% 83% LEEDS 3,258,992 2,673,190 585,802 82% 3,231,577 3,041,667 189,910 94% -368,477 -12% 94% RIPON 4,199,527 3,167,384 1,032,143 75% 4,100,066 3,715,625 384,441 91% -548,241 -15% 90% WAKEFIELD 2,002,239 1,191,560 810,679 60% 2,041,494 1,569,177 472,317 77% -377,617 -24% 77% TOTAL 15,561,391 11,577,007 3,984,385 74% 15,529,918 13,613,196 1,916,722 88% -2,036,190 -15% 88% SUMMARY PARISH SHARE BY AREA AND DEANERY 2020 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid 2019 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid Variance 2019 total Request 31/12/2020 Request 31/12/2019 Variance (£) (%) % paid BRADFORD AREA Aire & Worth Deanery 952,625 803,998 148,627 84% 959,045 935,592 23,453 98% -131,594 -14% 98% South Craven & Wharfedale Deanery 798,446 636,695 161,751 80% 840,416 731,158 109,258 87% -94,463 -13% 87% Inner Bradford Deanery 384,726 342,002 42,724 89% 386,659 343,279 43,380 89% -1,278 0% 89% Outer Bradford Deanery 653,428 444,616 208,812 68% 665,740 521,211 144,529 78% -76,595 -15% 78% TOTAL 2,789,225 2,227,311 561,914 80% 2,851,860 2,531,240 320,620 89% -303,929 -12% 89% HUDDERSFIELD AREA Almondbury Deanery 420,372 344,736 75,636 82% 431,064 373,357 57,707 87% -28,621 -8% 87% Birstall Deanery 376,462 265,751 110,711 71% 379,967 301,660 78,307 79% -35,909 -12% 79% Brighouse & Elland Deanery 500,414 372,571 127,843 74% 510,572 460,769 49,803 90% -88,198 -19% 90% Calder Valley Deanery 220,188 158,173 62,015 72% 211,970 177,981 33,989 84% -19,808 -11% 84% Dewsbury Deanery 389,407 261,753 127,654 67% 388,363 320,209 68,154 82% -58,456 -18% 82% Halifax Deanery 438,763 310,879 127,884 71% 452,263 352,917 99,346 78% -42,037 -12% 78% Huddersfield Deanery 472,976 340,295 132,681 72% 463,162 414,644 48,518 90% -74,349 -18% 90% Kirkburton Deanery 492,826 263,403 229,423 53% 467,560 353,950 113,610 76% -90,547 -26% 83% TOTAL 3,311,408 2,317,562 993,846 70% 3,304,921 2,755,487 549,434 83% -437,925 -16% 83% LEEDS AREA Allerton Deanery 577,146 466,562 110,584 81% 579,568 558,947 20,621 96% -92,385 -17% 96% Armley Deanery 749,182 520,896 228,287 70% 735,619 678,548 57,071 92% -157,653 -23% 92% Headingley Deanery 1,232,236 1,118,325 113,911 91% 1,217,994 1,181,589 36,405 97% -63,264 -5% 97% Whitkirk Deanery 700,428 567,408 133,020 81% 698,396 622,583 75,813 89% -55,175 -9% 89% TOTAL 3,258,992 2,673,190 585,802 82% 3,231,577 3,041,667 189,910 94% -368,477 -12% 94% RIPON AREA Bowland & Ewecross Deanery 405,810 277,509 128,301 68% 388,186 332,093 56,093 86% -54,584 -16% 84% Harrogate Deanery 1,632,498 1,256,928 375,570 77% 1,620,512 1,500,922 119,590 93% -243,994 -16% 93% Richmond Deanery 469,755 341,258 128,497 73% 451,345 412,577 38,768 91% -71,319 -17% 91% Ripon Deanery 712,242 528,586 183,656 74% 680,745 593,611 87,134 87% -65,025 -11% 87% Skipton Deanery 570,414 385,527 184,887 68% 563,698 497,788 65,910 88% -112,261 -23% 88% Wensley Deanery 408,808 377,577 31,231 92% 395,580 378,635 16,945 96% -1,058 0% 96% TOTAL 4,199,527 3,167,384 1,032,143 75% 4,100,066 3,715,625 384,441 91% -548,241 -15% 90% WAKEFIELD AREA Barnsley Deanery 539,060 337,006 202,054 63% 557,443 453,047 104,396 81% -116,041 -26% 81% Pontefract Deanery 590,750 259,351 331,399 44% 598,604 429,031 169,573 72% -169,680 -40% 72% Wakefield Deanery 872,429 595,202 277,227 68% 885,447 687,099 198,348 78% -91,896 -13% 78% TOTAL 2,002,239 1,191,560 810,679 60% 2,041,494 1,569,177 472,317 77% -377,617 -24% 77% DIOCESE TOTAL 15,561,391 11,577,007 3,984,385 74% 15,529,918 13,613,196 1,916,722 88% -2,036,190 -15% 88% 2020 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid 2019 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid Variance 2019 total Request 31/12/2020 Request 31/12/2019 Variance (£) (%) % paid Aire & Worth Deanery BAW0020S BAW0020A Baildon 94,528 94,528 0 100% 91,374 91,374 0 100% 3,154 3% 100% BAW0030S BAW0030A Bingley All Saints 82,527 66,929 15,598 81% 80,407 69,000 11,407 86% -2,071 -3% 86% BAW0040S BAW0040A Bingley Holy Trinity 44,875 44,875 0 100% 40,795 40,795 0 100% 4,080 10% 100% BAW0050S BAW0050A Cottingley 29,626 29,626 0 100% 26,933 26,933 0 100% 2,693 10% 100% BAW0060S BAW0060A Eldwick [Non-parochial Area] 40,000 40,301 -301 101% 39,075 39,075 0 100% 1,226 3% 100% BAW0130S BAW0130A Shipley St Paul 54,281 36,000 18,281 66% 57,138 57,138 0 100% -21,138 -37% 100% BAW0140S BAW0140A Shipley St Peter 110,352 85,852 24,500 78% 116,160 116,160 0 100% -30,308 -26% 100% BAW0170S BAW0170A Windhill 14,258 4,720 9,538 33% 13,448 3,720 9,728 28% 1,000 27% 28% BAW1620S BAW1620A Cross Roads-cum-Lees 16,724 12,750 3,974 76% 16,834 16,834 0 100% -4,084 -24% 100% BAW1640S BAW1640A Harden 31,814 24,350 7,464 77% 35,351 35,351 0 100% -11,001 -31% 100% BAW1641S BAW1641A Wilsden 27,866 28,000 -134 100% 31,039 28,000 3,039 90% 0 0% 90% BAW1642S BAW1642A Cullingworth 31,036 31,036 0 100% 29,918 29,918 0 100% 1,118 4% 100% BAW1643S BAW1643A Denholme 6,552 6,552 0 100% 5,957 5,964 -7 100% 588 10% 100% BAW1650S BAW1650A Haworth 30,814 12,814 18,000 42% 29,953 29,953 0 100% -17,139 -57% 100% BAW1660S BAW1660A Ingrow with Hainworth 7,031 7,031 0 100% 10,000 10,000 0 100% -2,969 -30% 100% BAW1670S BAW1670A Keighley Parish 135,707 109,995 25,712 81% 142,851 142,850 1 100% -32,855 -23% 100% BAW1700S BAW1700A Morton 37,154 30,000 7,154 81% 33,777 33,777 0 100% -3,777 -11% 100% BAW1710S BAW1710A Oakworth 50,574 41,734 8,841 83% 53,236 53,236 0 100% -11,503 -22% 100% BAW1720S BAW1720A Oxenhope 33,606 33,606 0 100% 36,282 36,298 -16 100% -2,692 -7% 100% BAW1730S BAW1730A Riddlesden 32,400 32,400 0 100% 31,335 32,034 -699 102% 366 1% 102% BAW1750S BAW1750A Steeton 40,900 30,900 10,000 76% 37,182 37,182 0 100% -6,282 -17% 100% 952,625 803,998 148,627 84% 959,045 935,592 23,453 98% -131,594 -14% 98% South Craven & Wharfedale Deanery BCW1210S BCW1210A Addingham 77,357 49,828 27,529 64% 83,440 83,440 0 100% -33,612 -40% 100% BCW1220S BCW1220A Ben Rhydding 116,320 82,085 34,235 71% 112,314 102,917 9,397 92% -20,832 -20% 92% BCW1230S BCW1230A Burley-in-Wharfedale 90,589 93,089 -2,500 103% 95,594 95,594 0 100% -2,505 -3% 100% BCW1240S BCW1240A Ilkley All Saints 172,785 150,368 22,417 87% 168,297 139,687 28,610 83% 10,681 8% 83% BCW1250S BCW1250A Ilkley St Margaret 105,670 90,000 15,670 85% 134,813 114,000 20,813 85% -24,000 -21% 85% BCW1260S BCW1260A Menston with Woodhead 72,682 72,682 0 100% 79,786 79,786 0 100% -7,104 -9% 100% BCW1610S BCW1610A Cononley w Bradley BRADLEY 6,636 5,550 1,086 84% 8,022 6,522 1,500 81% -972 -15% 81% BCW1611S BCW1611A Cononley w Bradley CONONLEY 13,385 6,400 6,985 48% 15,763 10,726 5,037 68% -4,326 -40% 68% BCW1690S BCW1690A Kildwick 35,224 15,000 20,224 43% 37,754 17,000 20,754 45% -2,000 -12% 45% BCW1740S BCW1740A Silsden 55,627 35,000 20,627 63% 53,209 42,500 10,709 80% -7,500 -18% 80% BCW1760S BCW1760A Sutton St Thomas 33,478 18,000 15,478 54% 33,681 21,000 12,681 62% -3,000 -14% 62% BCW1761S BCW1761A Cowling 6,131 6,131 0 100% 5,574 5,574 0 100% 557 10% 100% BCW1762S BCW1762A Lothersdale Christ Church 12,562 12,562 0 100% 12,169 12,412 -243 102% 150 1% 102% 798,446 636,695 161,751 80% 840,416 731,158 109,258 87% -94,463 -13% 87% 2020 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid 2019 Share Share Paid to Amount O/S % Paid Variance 2019 total Request 31/12/2020 Request 31/12/2019 Variance (£) (%) % paid Inner Bradford Deanery BIB0080S BIB0080A Frizinghall St Margarets 32,521 21,521 11,000 66% 34,232 24,000 10,232 70% -2,479 -10% 70% BIB0090S BIB0090A Girlington, Heaton & Maningham 76,671 76,671 0 100% 74,272 74,272 0 100% 2,399 3% 98% BIB0160S BIB0160A Toller Lane St Chad 25,710 23,000 2,710 89% 27,063 12,000 15,063 44% 11,000 92% 44% BIB0410S BIB0410A Bankfoot 20,811 20,811 0 100% 21,906 23,059 -1,153 105% -2,248 -10% 105% BIB0430S BIB0430A Bowling St John 46,052 46,052 0 100% 48,476 48,476 0 100% -2,424 -5% 100% BIB0440S BIB0440A Bowling St Stephen 12,027 12,027 0 100% 11,661 11,370 291 98% 657 6% 98% BIB0450S BIB0450A Bradford St Wilfrid, Columba 15,406 15,406 0 100% 16,217 16,217 0 100% -811 -5% 100% BIB0470S BIB0470A Great Horton 52,640 52,640 0 100% 51,030 51,030 0 100% 1,610 3% 100% BIB0480S BIB0480A Bford St Oswald Chapel Green 12,491 12,490 2 100% 12,102 12,126 -24 100% 364 3% 100% BIB0481S BIB0481A Horton All Saints 14,320 14,320 0 100% 13,883 13,883 0 100% 437 3% 100% BIB0820S BIB0820A Bradford St Augustine 25,175 5,500 19,675 22% 26,500 13,250 13,250 50% -7,750 -58% 50% BIB0830S BIB0830A Bradford St Clement 12,338 3,000 9,338 24% 11,956 6,000 5,956 50% -3,000 -50% 50% BIB0890S BIB0890A Thornbury 12,068 12,068 0 100% 11,679 11,913 -234 102% 155 1% 102% BIB0920S BIB0920A Woodhall 26,496 26,496 0 100% 25,682 25,684 -2 100% 812 3% 100% 384,726 342,002 42,724 89% 386,659 343,279 43,380 89% -1,278 0% 89% Outer Bradford Deanery BOB0010S BOB0010A Allerton 21,601 0 21,601 0% 19,637 12,000 7,637 61% -12,000 -100% 61% BOB0070S BOB0070A Fairweather Green 16,972 8,000 8,972 47% 17,865 14,000 3,865 78% -6,000 -43% 78% BOB0150S BOB0150A Thornton 49,771 25,000 24,771 50% 48,292 30,000 18,292 62% -5,000 -17% 62% BOB0420S BOB0420A Bierley 30,549 23,000 7,549 75% 27,772 21,800 5,972 78% 1,200 6% 78% BOB0460S BOB0460A Clayton 58,801 58,801 0 100% 61,895 61,895 0 100% -3,094 -5% 100% BOB0490S BOB0490A Low Moor 31,565 18,200 13,365 58% 32,044
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