The Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) met on 15 November. Much of the meeting was devoted to two of the priority areas, Youth and Young Families. There was also a discussion of the October Synod of Bishops, the latest stage in the Synodal Process. Full minutes of the meeting are below....

The Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) met on 28 September. This was the first meeting for six new members who had been elected in May and for Martin Puckett, who is taking over from Peter McFall as Parish Treasurer. Erica Thurbon was elected as Chair and Colin Wilding took on the...

The Parish Pastoral Council held its third meeting of 2023 on the 22nd May. We are delighted to receive 6 new nominations to join the PPC and two members have indicated they will continue for another term. So this means all places on the PPC have been filled. The new...

We are looking for members of the Parish to serve on the Parish Pastoral Council – PPC. During 2023 a number of our members will have reached the end of their term of office. That in turn creates vacancies. Members who have served only one term of office may accept...

The Parish Pastoral Council held its second meeting of 2023 on the 15th January. The timeline for the PPC nominations for new members was agreed. We invite members of the Parish to consider serving on the PPC, a term is four years and meetings are held every three months. Speak...

The Parish Pastoral Council held its first meeting of 2023 on the 20th January. We discussed the PPC Constitution and Terms of Office. There will be a number of vacancies on the PPC created during 2023 as terms of office are due for renewal and current members have indicated they...

The Parish Pastoral Council held its fifth and final meeting of 2022 on the 8th November. We discussed the PPC Constitution and Terms of Office. Terms of office for several members of the PPC are complete in 2023 so we will be looking for new members to replace them. To...

The organisation ‘Seeking Sanctuary’ aims to raise awareness about people displaced from their homes and to channel basic humanitarian assistance from Faith Communities and Community Organisations via partnerships with experienced aid workers. Their special concern is for the 2000 or so exiles who are stuck in north-western France, mistakenly expecting...