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Parish Details for Dittisham

Archdeaconry: Totnes
Deanery: Totnes
Benefice: Dartmouth and Dittisham
Mission Community: Dartmouth Dittisham

Clergy in the parish

The Rev Preb Will Hazlewood
Vicar of the Dartmouth and Dittisham Mission Community

Dartmouth Vicarage, 79 Seymour Drive, Dartmouth, TQ6 9GE
Tel: 01803 414767
Email The Rev Preb Will Hazlewood

The Rev Bob Boyle
Associate Priest of Dartmouth and Dittisham

16 South Ford Road, Dartmouth, TQ6 9QS
Tel: 01803 361379
Email The Rev Bob Boyle

The Rev Dr Andrew Langley
Curate

22 Church Road, Dartmouth, TQ6 9HQ
Tel: 07828 033848
Email The Rev Dr Andrew Langley

Churches in the parish

St. George (Parish Church)
Dittisham
TQ6 0ER

Parish officers

Churchwardens

Mrs Jennifer Anne Sjoberg
Tel: 01803 722358

PCC Secretary

Mrs Pamela Dawn Bennett
Tel: 01803 722307
Email Mrs Pamela Dawn Bennett

PCC Treasurer

Mr John Wells
Tel: 01803 722414

Readers

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