St Margaret

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  St Giles

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  We have Sunday services around the Benefice at 9:30 & 11am, for location and details, please go to our website:

  https://www.westofsevernchurches.org.uk

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  St Andrew and St Bartholomew

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  https://www.westofsevernchurches.org.uk

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  St Mary

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  We have Sunday services around the Benefice at 9:30 & 11am, for location and details, please go to our website:

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