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Deanery Synod Representatives for 2020 (Calculated from 2019 ER Returns) Deanery Synod Representatives for 2020 (calculated from 2019 ER returns) Synod ER Reps Parish 2019 2020 Abbots Langley 176 3 Albury 20 1 Aldenham 77 2 Ampthill 74 2 Anstey 29 1 Apsley End 52 2 Ardeley 39 2 Arlesey 49 2 Ashwell 97 2 Aspenden 13 1 Aspley Guise 36 2 Aston 30 1 Astwick 14 1 Ayot St Lawrence 11 1 Ayot St Peter 17 1 Baldock 108 3 Barkway 35 2 Barley 26 1 Barton-le-Cley 62 2 Battlesden with Pottesgrove 13 1 Bayford 51 2 Bedford, All Saints 125 3 Bedford, Christ Church 282 4 Bedford, St Andrew 254 4 Bedford, St John and St Leonard 64 2 Bedford, St Mark (LEP) 150 3 Bedford, St Martin 76 2 Bedford, St Michael and All Angels 35 2 Bedford, St Paul 109 3 Bedford, St Peter de Merton with St Cuthbert 62 2 Bengeo Holy Trinity and St Leonard with Christ Church 100 3 Benington (LEP) 45 2 Bennetts End 22 1 Biddenham 93 2 Biggleswade 133 3 Billington 14 1 Biscot, Holy Trinity 35 2 Bishop's Hatfield St Etheldreda with St Luke 116 3 Bishop's Hatfield St John 44 2 Bishop's Hatfield St Michael and All Angels 75 2 Bishop's Stortford 116 3 Bishop's Stortford, Holy Trinity 60 2 Bletsoe 27 1 Blunham 52 2 Bolnhurst 8 1 Bourne End 31 1 Bovingdon 100 3 Boxmoor 185 3 Bramfield 21 1 Braughing 42 2 Brent Pelham 35 2 Bricket Wood 64 2 Bromham 125 3 Broxbourne with Wormley 223 4 Buntingford with Layston 24 1 Bushey 130 3 Bushey Heath, St Peter 61 2 Bushmead 57 2 Bygrave 21 1 Caddington 75 2 Caldecote, All Saints 42 2 Campton 42 2 Cardington 56 2 Carlton with Chellington 57 2 Chalgrave 41 2 Cheshunt 81 2 Chipperfield 89 2 Chipping Barnet 239 4 Chorleywood, Christ Church 337 5 Chorleywood, St Andrew 248 4 Clapham 90 2 Clifton 78 2 Clophill 31 1 Clothall 25 1 Cockayne Hatley 11 1 Codicote 68 2 Colmworth 42 2 Colney Heath, St Mark 101 3 Cople 35 2 Cottered 21 1 Cranfield 84 2 Croxley Green, All Saints 87 2 Croxley Green, St Oswald 107 3 Datchworth 82 2 Digswell 136 3 Dunstable 186 3 Dunton 43 2 East Barnet 103 3 Eaton Bray with Edlesborough 131 3 Eaton Socon 150 3 Elstow 69 2 Elstree and Borehamwood 168 3 Essendon 105 3 Eversholt 18 1 Eyeworth 12 1 Farley Hill, St John the Baptist 48 2 Felmersham 42 2 Flamstead 27 1 Flitton 20 1 Flitwick 152 3 Frogmore, Holy Trinity 99 2 Furneux Pelham 21 1 Gilston with Eastwick 15 1 Goff's Oak, St James 29 1 Goldington 122 3 Graveley with Chivesfield (otherwise Graveley) 26 1 Great Amwell with St Margaret's 27 1 Great Barford 37 2 Great Berkhamsted 178 3 Great Gaddesden 49 2 Great Wymondley 20 1 Harlington 59 2 Harpenden 585 6 Harpenden, St John 172 3 Harrold 29 1 Hatfield Hyde, St Mary Magdalene 66 2 Haynes 50 2 Heath and Reach 64 2 Hemel Hempstead, Grovehill and Woodhall Farm (LEP) 38 2 Hemel Hempstead, St Barnabas, Adeyfield 73 2 Hemel Hempstead, St Mary and St Paul 86 2 Hemel Hempstead, Warners End and Gadebridge 41 2 Henlow 53 2 Hertford All Saints 155 3 Hertford, St Andrew with St Nicholas 160 3 Hertingfordbury 64 2 Hexton 13 1 High Cross, St John the Evangelist 24 1 High Wych, St James 58 2 Higham Gobion 7 1 Hinxworth 39 2 Hitchin 629 7 Hockerill, All Saints 86 2 Hockliffe 14 1 Hoddesdon 107 3 Holwell 13 1 Hormead with Wyddial 57 2 Houghton Conquest 31 1 Houghton Regis 117 3 Hulcote with Salford 21 1 Hunsdon 27 1 Husborne Crawley 0 0 Ickleford 99 2 Kelshall 29 1 Kempston 53 2 Kempston, The Church of the Transfiguration 66 2 Kensworth 67 2 Keysoe 29 1 Kimpton 85 2 Kings Langley 88 2 Kings Walden 22 1 Knebworth 75 2 Knotting with Souldrop 13 1 Langford 47 2 Langleybury, St Paul 80 2 Leagrave, St Luke 89 2 Leavesden, All Saints 122 3 Leighton Buzzard 244 4 Lemsford 96 2 Letchworth 68 2 Letchworth, St Paul 211 4 Leverstock Green 136 3 Lilley 25 1 Linslade 103 3 Little Amwell, Holy Trinity 73 2 Little Berkhamsted 34 1 Little Gaddesden 103 3 Little Hadham 31 1 Little Heath, Christ Church 146 3 Little Wymondley 19 1 London Colney, St Peter 76 2 Luton 163 3 Luton, All Saints with St Peter 58 2 Luton, St Andrew 68 2 Luton, St Anne with St Christopher 102 3 Luton, St Augustine, Limbury 103 3 Luton, St Francis 92 2 Luton, St Hugh, Lewsey 203 4 Luton, St Matthew, High Town 28 1 Luton, St Paul 50 2 Luton, St Saviour 42 2 Lyonsdown, Holy Trinity 183 3 Markyate Street, St John the Baptist 29 1 Marsh Farm 64 2 Marston Morteyne 62 2 Maulden 90 2 Meesden 28 1 Meppershall 56 2 Mill End and Heronsgate with West Hyde 142 3 Millbrook 17 1 Milton Bryan 15 1 Milton Ernest 43 2 Moggerhanger 22 1 Much Hadham 82 2 Mundens, The 51 2 Nettleden 17 1 New Barnet, St James 109 3 Newnham 26 1 North Mymms 102 3 Northaw and Cuffley 101 3 Northchurch 125 3 Northill 37 2 Norton 130 3 Oakley (LEP) 51 2 Odell 29 1 Offley 24 1 Old Warden 13 1 Oxhey, All Saints 59 2 Oxhey, St Matthew 48 2 Panshanger 70 2 Pavenham 35 2 Pirton 59 2 Podington with Farndish 27 1 Ponsbourne, St Mary 27 1 Potten End, Holy Trinity 104 3 Potters Bar 118 3 Potters Bar, King Charles the Martyr 109 3 Potton 112 3 Pulloxhill 27 1 Radlett (LEP) 178 3 Radwell 13 1 Ravensden 27 1 Redbourn 201 4 Reed & Buckland 39 2 Renhold 58 2 Rickmansworth 122 3 Ridge 11 1 Ridgmont 6 1 Riseley 90 2 Roxton 31 1 Royston 140 3 Rushden 22 1 Rye Park, St Cuthbert 98 2 Sacombe 20 1 Sandhills Church of the Good Shepherd 25 1 Sandon 51 2 Sandridge 101 3 Sandy 139 3 Sarratt 85 2 Sawbridgeworth 118 3 Sharnbrook 57 2 Shefford 45 2 Shenley 111 3 Shillington and Gravenhurst 46 2 Silsoe 53 2 South Mymms 28 1 Southill 31 1 St Albans Abbey 1093 7 St Albans, Christ Church 131 3 St Albans, St Luke 114 3 St Albans, St Mary Marshalswick 108 3 St Albans, St Michael 179 3 St Albans, St Paul 274 4 St Albans, St Peter 144 3 St Albans, St Saviour 138 3 St Albans, St Stephen 131 3 St Ippolyts 59 2 St Paul's Walden 102 3 Stagsden 15 1 Stanbridge 27 1 Standon 118 3 Stanstead Abbots 33 1 Stapleford 24 1 Steppingley 11 1 Stevenage, All Saints, Pin Green 55 2 Stevenage, Holy Trinity 124 3 Stevenage, St Andrew and St George 85 2 Stevenage, St Hugh and St John, Chells (LEP) 61 2 Stevenage, St Mary, Shephall 62 2 Stevenage, St Nicholas 94 2 Stevenage, St Peter, Broadwater 103 3 Stevington 31 1 Stocking Pelham 13 1 Stodden Churches* see below 93 Stondon 22 1 Stopsley, St Thomas 149 3 Stotfold 85 2 Streatley 96 2 Studham 56 2 Sundon 37 2 Sunnyside, St Michael and All Angels 163 3 Sutton 18 1 Tempsford with Little Barford 19 1 Tewin 77 2 Therfield 40 2 Thorley 152 3 Throcking 5 1 Thundridge 46 2 Thurleigh 13 1 Tilsworth 15 1 Tingrith 12 1 Toddington 49 2 Totteridge 108 3 Totternhoe 37 2 Tring Team Parish 385 5 Turnford 88 2 Turvey 80 2 Walkern (LEP) 57 2 Wallington 21 1 Waltham Cross, Christ Church 85 2 Ware 150 3 Ware, Christ Church 199 3 Wareside, Holy Trinity 12 1 Waterford, St Michael and All Angels 66 2 Watford 126 3 Watford, Christ Church 61 2 Watford, St Andrew (LEP) 51 2 Watford, St John 73 2 Watford, St Luke 184 3 Watford, St Michael and All Angels (LEP) 66 2 Watford, St Peter 61 2 Watton-at-Stone 33 1 Welwyn and Woolmer Green 263 4 Welwyn Garden City 181 3 Westmill 27 1 Weston 70 2 Westoning 87 2 Wheathampstead 145 3 Whipsnade 54 2 Widford 29 1 Wigginton 76 2 Wilbury 50 2 Wilden 36 2 Willian 60 2 Willington 52 2 Wilshamstead 23 1 Woburn 86 2 Woburn Sands 123 3 Woodside, St Andrew 63 2 Wootton 117 3 Wrestlingworth 32 1 Wymington 17 1 Stodden Churches Dean 20 1 Melchbourne 33 1 Pertenhall 8 1 Shelton 13 1 Swineshead 10 1 Yelden 9 1 Black ER numbers are those recorded on receipt of 2019 ER certificates / mission stats ER data where 2019 certificates not yet received: Red = numbers brought in from 2018 spreadsheet .
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