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The Diocese of Peterborough is made up of two archdeaconries, twelve deaneries and 348 parishes. There are two central offices, a Cathedral and a diocesan retreat house.
The diocese is divided into two arcdeaconaries and they each into six deaneries. Here is more information about what this means.
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The Church of England Research and Statistics unit has shared a parish mapping tool which allows you to look at parish boundaries and also relevant statistics for the area.
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The Diocesan Offices are located in The Bishop's Palace in Peterborough.
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The Mission And Ministry Centre for the Diocese is located at our offices in Bouvrie Court, Northampton.
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The Bishops of Peterborough and Brixworth are supported by the Bishops' Office Team located alongside the Diocesan Offices in Peterborough.
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The Diocesan Library has a range of resources to support you in ministry and is based at Bouverie Court.
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The Cathedral is the mother church of the diocese. Find out more about what this means here.
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The diocese shares its retreat house with the Diocese of Leicester.
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