List of bishops in the Church of England

The active bishops of the Church of England are usually either diocesan bishops or suffragan bishops.

Diocesan bishops

Key
  Active
  Inactive
  Male
  Female

Lords Spiritual with ex officio seniority

# Bishop Person Date of birth & age Election confirmed[lower-alpha 1] Consecrated[lower-alpha 2] Introduced[lower-alpha 3]
1 The Archbishop of Canterbury Welby, JustinJustin Welby[1][lower-alpha 4] 6 January 1956 4 February 2013[3] 28 October 2011[lower-roman 1] 26 February 2013[6]
2 The Archbishop of York Sentamu, JohnJohn Sentamu[lower-alpha 5] 10 June 1949 5 October 2005[7] 25 September 1996[lower-roman 2] 25 January 2006[9]
3 The Bishop of London Chartres, RichardRichard Chartres[lower-alpha 6][upper-alpha 1] 11 July 1947 November 1995[10] 22 May 1992[lower-roman 3] 22 January 1996[12]
4 The Bishop of Durham Butler, PaulPaul Butler[lower-alpha 7] 18 September 1955[14] 20 January 2014[13] 24 June 2004[lower-roman 4] 3 March 2014[15]
5 The Bishop of Winchester
(Bishop for Higher and Further Education)[16]		 Dakin, TimTim Dakin[17][lower-alpha 8] 6 February 1958 20 December 2011[18] 25 January 2012[19][20] 26 March 2012[21]

Lords Spiritual with seniority of service

# Bishop Person Date of birth & age Election confirmed[lower-alpha 1] Consecrated[lower-alpha 2] Introduced[lower-alpha 3]
6 The Bishop of Chester Forster, PeterPeter Forster 16 March 1950 1996 13 November 1996 14 November 2001[22]
7 The Bishop of Norwich James, GrahamGraham James 19 January 1951 1999 23 February 1993[lower-roman 5] 17 March 2004[23]
8 The Bishop of Bristol Hill, MikeMike Hill 17 April 1949 2003 19 March 1998[lower-roman 6] 16 July 2009[24]
9 The Bishop of Derby Redfern, AlastairAlastair Redfern 1 September 1948 2005 2 December 1997[lower-roman 7] 15 June 2010[25]
10 The Bishop of Birmingham
(Convenor of the Lords Spiritual)[26]		 Urquhart, DavidDavid Urquhart 14 April 1952 2006 2000[lower-roman 8] 26 October 2010[27]
11 The Bishop of Worcester Inge, JohnJohn Inge 26 February 1955 2008 9 October 2003[lower-roman 9] 25 June 2012[28]
12 The Bishop of Coventry Cocksworth, ChristopherChristopher Cocksworth 12 January 1959 2008 3 July 2008 15 January 2013[29]
13 The Bishop of Truro Thornton, TimTim Thornton 14 April 1957 2009 21 October 2001[lower-roman 10] 22 April 2013[30]
14 The Bishop of Oxford Croft, StevenSteven Croft 29 May 1957 6 July 2016[31]
(Sheffield: late 2008)		 25 January 2009[lower-roman 11] 14 October 2013 (Sheffield)[32]
19 July 2016 (Oxford)[33]
15 The Bishop of St Albans Smith, AlanAlan Smith 14 February 1957 31 March 2009[34] 2001[lower-roman 12] 4 November 2013[35]
16 The Bishop of Carlisle
(lead bishop on healthcare issues)[36]		 Newcome, JamesJames Newcome 24 July 1953 2009 2002[lower-roman 13] 23 October 2013[37]
17 The Bishop of Peterborough Allister, DonaldDonald Allister 27 August 1952 2010 25 March 2010 4 February 2014[38]
18 The Bishop of Portsmouth Foster, ChristopherChristopher Foster[39] 7 November 1953 2010 21 October 2001[lower-roman 14] 6 February 2014[40]
19 The Bishop of Chelmsford Cottrell, StephenStephen Cottrell 31 August 1958 6 October 2010[41] 4 May 2004[lower-roman 15] 25 March 2014[42]
20 The Bishop of Rochester
(Bishop to HM Prisons)[43]		 Langstaff, JamesJames Langstaff[44] 7 June 1956 2010 21 June 2004[lower-roman 16] 1 April 2014[45]
21 The Bishop of Ely Conway, StephenStephen Conway 22 December 1957 6 December 2010[46] 22 June 2006[lower-roman 17] 7 July 2014[47]
22 The Bishop of Southwark
(Bishop for Urban Life and Faith)		 Chessun, ChristopherChristopher Chessun 5 August 1956 17 January 2011[48] 21 April 2005[lower-roman 18] 15 December 2014[49]
23 The Bishop of Leeds Baines, NickNick Baines[lower-alpha 9] 13 November 1957 8 June 2014[51]
(Bradford: 1 April 2011)		 8 May 2003[lower-roman 19] 5 February 2015[52]
24 The Bishop of Salisbury
(Chair of the CMDDP)[53]		 Holtam, NickNick Holtam 8 August 1954 21 July 2011 22 July 2011[54] 9 February 2015[55]
25[lower-alpha 10] The Bishop of Gloucester Treweek, RachelRachel Treweek 4 February 1963 15 June 2015[57] 22 July 2015[58] 26 October 2015[59]
26[lower-alpha 10] The Bishop of Newcastle Hardman, ChristineChristine Hardman[60] 27 August 1951 22 September 2015[61] 30 November 2015[61] 26 January 2016[62]

Other diocesan bishops

# Bishop Person Date of birth & age Election confirmed[lower-alpha 1] Consecrated[lower-alpha 2]
[lower-alpha 11] The Bishop at Lambeth,
Bishop to the Forces and
Bishop for the Falkland Islands[63]		 Stock, NigelNigel Stock[64] 29 January 1950 Not elected 2000[lower-roman 20]
27 The Bishop of Lincoln Lowson, ChristopherChristopher Lowson 3 February 1953 2011 21 September 2011[65]
28 The Bishop of Chichester Warner, MartinMartin Warner 24 December 1958 2 July 2012[66] 26 January 2010[67][lower-roman 21]
29 The Bishop of Blackburn Henderson, JulianJulian Henderson 23 July 1954[68] 30 September 2013[69] 10 October 2013[70]
30 The Bishop of Manchester
(lead bishop for religious communities)[71]		 Walker, DavidDavid Walker 30 May 1957 7 October 2013 2000[lower-roman 22]
31 The Bishop of Bath and Wells Hancock, PeterPeter Hancock 26 July 1955 4 March 2014[72] 21 September 2010[73][lower-roman 23]
32 The Bishop of Exeter Atwell, RobertRobert Atwell 3 August 1954 30 April 2014 24 June 2008[74][lower-roman 24]
[lower-alpha 12] The Bishop in Europe Innes, RobertRobert Innes 1959 (age 56–57)[75] Not elected[76] 20 July 2014[76]
33 The Bishop of Liverpool Bayes, PaulPaul Bayes 2 November 1953 23 July 2014[77] 21 September 2010[78][78][lower-roman 25]
34 The Bishop of Hereford Frith, RichardRichard Frith 8 April 1949 17 October 2014[79] 1998[lower-roman 26]
35 The Bishop of Guildford Watson, AndrewAndrew Watson 16 July 1961 24 November 2014[80] 28 October 2008[81][lower-roman 27]
36 The Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Seeley, MartinMartin Seeley 29 May 1954 7 May 2015[82] 14 May 2015[83]
37 The Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham Williams, PaulPaul Williams 16 January 1968 11 May 2015[84] 25 March 2009[85]
38 The Bishop of Leicester Snow, MartynMartyn Snow 1968 (age 47–48)[86] 22 February 2016[87] 25 September 2013
39 The Bishop of Lichfield Ipgrave, MichaelMichael Ipgrave[88] 18 April 1958 10 June 2016[89] 21 March 2012[88]
40 The Bishop of Sheffield Vacant since 6 July 2016
[lower-alpha 12] The Bishop of Sodor and Man Vacant since 11 November 2016

Acting diocesan bishops

nb: acting diocesan bishops, properly called episcopal commissaries, are referred to by a wide variety of informal titles. For simplicity, this article refers only to the acting Bishop of Somewhere.
Acting bishop Person Date of birth & age Acting since Consecration[lower-alpha 2]
Acting Bishop of Sheffield
(The Bishop of Doncaster)		 Burrows, PeterPeter Burrows[90] 27 May 1955 6 July 2016 2 February 2012

Suffragan bishops

# Diocese Bishop Person Date of birth & age Took office[lower-alpha 13] Consecrated[lower-alpha 2]
1 Canterbury The Bishop of Dover Willmott, TrevorTrevor Willmott 29 March 1950 6 February 2010 (installed) 2002[lower-roman 28]
2 Oxford The area Bishop of Dorchester Fletcher, ColinColin Fletcher 17 November 1950 October 2000 (consecrated) October 2000
[lower-alpha 14] Leicester The Assistant Bishop of Leicester Boyle, ChristopherChristopher Boyle 8 November 1951 6 September 2009 (translated)[91] 22 April 2001[lower-roman 29]
4 London The area Bishop of Willesden Broadbent, PetePete Broadbent[lower-alpha 15] 31 July 1952 2001 (consecrated) 2001
5 Southwark The area Bishop of Kingston Cheetham, RichardRichard Cheetham 18 August 1955 17 October 2002 (consecrated) 17 October 2002[92]
6 Europe The Suffragan Bishop in Europe Hamid, DavidDavid Hamid 18 June 1955 17 October 2002 (consecrated) 17 October 2002[93]
7 Leeds The area Bishop of Wakefield Robinson, TonyTony Robinson 25 April 1956 6 December 2002 (consecrated) 6 December 2002
8 Oxford The area Bishop of Buckingham Wilson, AlanAlan Wilson 27 March 1955 9 October 2003 (consecrated) 9 October 2003
9 Leeds The area Bishop of Ripon Bell, JamesJames Bell[upper-alpha 2] 20 November 1950 2 March 2004 (consecrated) 2 March 2004
10 Coventry The Bishop of Warwick Stroyan, JohnJohn Stroyan 5 May 1955 21 April 2005 (consecrated) 21 April 2005
11 Bristol The Bishop of Swindon Rayfield, LeeLee Rayfield 30 September 1955 8 June 2005 (consecrated) 8 June 2005
12 Southwell & Nottingham The Bishop of Sherwood Porter, TonyTony Porter 10 February 1952 21 March 2006 (consecrated) 21 March 2006
13 Blackburn The Bishop of Lancaster Pearson, GeoffGeoff Pearson 18 July 1951 2 November 2006 (consecrated) 2 November 2006[95]
14 Chester The Bishop of Birkenhead Sinclair, KeithKeith Sinclair 3 December 1952 8 March 2007 (consecrated) 8 March 2007[96]
15 Lichfield The area Bishop of Wolverhampton Gregory, CliveClive Gregory 25 November 1961 19 April 2007 (consecrated) 19 April 2007[97]
16 Oxford The area Bishop of Reading Proud, AndrewAndrew Proud 27 March 1954 2011 (translated)[98] late April 2007[lower-roman 30]
17 Durham The Bishop of Jarrow Bryant, MarkMark Bryant 8 October 1949 13 September 2007 (consecrated) 13 September 2007
18 Manchester The Bishop of Middleton Davies, MarkMark Davies 12 May 1962 25 April 2008 (consecrated) 25 April 2008[99]
19 Ely The Bishop of Huntingdon Thomson, DavidDavid Thomson 2 February 1952 3 July 2008 (consecrated) 3 July 2008[100]
20 Chichester The area Bishop of Horsham Sowerby, MarkMark Sowerby 28 October 1963 25 July 2009 (consecrated) 25 July 2009[101]
21 Hereford The Bishop of Ludlow Magowan, AlistairAlistair Magowan[lower-alpha 15] 10 February 1955 29 September 2009 (consecrated) 29 September 2009[101]
21 Norwich The Bishop of Thetford Winton, AlanAlan Winton 4 September 1958 29 September 2009 (consecrated) 29 September 2009[101]
23 Lichfield The area Bishop of Shrewsbury Rylands, MarkMark Rylands 11 July 1961 28 October 2009 (consecrated) 28 October 2009[102]
24 Liverpool The Bishop of Warrington Blackburn, RichardRichard Blackburn[lower-alpha 15] 22 January 1952 3 November 2009 (consecrated) 3 November 2009[101]
25 Lichfield The area Bishop of Stafford Annas, GeoffGeoff Annas 29 November 1953 21 September 2010 (consecrated) 21 September 2010[103]
26 Winchester The Bishop of Southampton Frost, JonathanJonathan Frost[lower-alpha 15] 26 September 1964 30 November 2010 (consecrated) 30 November 2010[104]
27 Peterborough The Bishop of Brixworth Holbrook, JohnJohn Holbrook 14 June 1962 2 June 2011 (consecrated) 2 June 2011[105]
27 Norwich The Bishop of Lynn Meyrick, JonathanJonathan Meyrick[lower-alpha 15] 23 April 1953 2 June 2011 (consecrated) 2 June 2011[106]
29 London AEO The Bishop of Fulham Baker, JonathanJonathan Baker[lower-alpha 15] 6 October 1966 13 February 2013 (translated)[107][108] 16 June 2011[lower-roman 31]
29 Canterbury AEO The Bishop of Richborough Banks, NormanNorman Banks 4 April 1954 16 June 2011 (consecrated) 16 June 2011
31 London The area Bishop of Stepney Newman, AdrianAdrian Newman 21 December 1958 22 July 2011 (consecrated) 22 July 2011[109]
32 Carlisle The Bishop of Penrith Freeman, RobertRobert Freeman[110] 26 October 1952 28 October 2011 (consecrated) 28 October 2011[5]
33 Chelmsford The area Bishop of Bradwell Wraw, JohnJohn Wraw[111] 4 February 1959 25 January 2012 (consecrated) 25 January 2012[112]
34 Sheffield The Bishop of Doncaster,
acting Bishop of Sheffield		 Burrows, PeterPeter Burrows 27 May 1955 2 February 2012 (consecrated) 2 February 2012
35 Southwark The area Bishop of Croydon Clark, JonathanJonathan Clark[88] 13 February 1961 21 March 2012 (consecrated) 21 March 2012[88]
36 St Albans The Bishop of Bedford Atkinson, RichardRichard Atkinson[113] 17 December 1958[114] 17 May 2012 (consecrated) 17 May 2012[115]
37 Salisbury The Bishop of Ramsbury Condry, EdEd Condry[116] 25 April 1953[117] 21 September 2012 (consecrated) 21 September 2012[118]
38 Exeter The Bishop of Plymouth McKinnel, NickNick McKinnel 19 August 1954 19 April 2015 (translated)[119] 30 November 2012[lower-roman 32]
39 York AEO The Bishop of Beverley Webster, GlynGlyn Webster[121][lower-alpha 15] 3 June 1951 25 January 2013 (consecrated) 25 January 2013[122]
40 Truro The Bishop of St Germans Goldsmith, ChrisChris Goldsmith[123] 1954 (age 61–62)[124] 14 May 2013 (consecrated) 14 May 2013[125]
40 Canterbury AEO The Bishop of Ebbsfleet Goodall, JonathanJonathan Goodall[126] 1961 (age 54–55)[127] 25 September 2013 (consecrated) 25 September 2013
42 Worcester The Bishop of Dudley Usher, GrahamGraham Usher[128] 11 September 1970 25 March 2014 (consecrated) 25 March 2014[129]
43 Chichester The area Bishop of Lewes Jackson, RichardRichard Jackson[130] 22 January 1961 14 May 2014 (consecrated) 14 May 2014[130]
44 York The Bishop of Whitby Ferguson, PaulPaul Ferguson[131] 13 July 1955[132] 3 July 2014 (consecrated) 3 July 2014[131]
44 York The Bishop of Selby Thomson, JohnJohn Thomson[131] 1 July 1959 3 July 2014 (consecrated) 3 July 2014[131]
46 Lincoln The Bishop of Grimsby Court, DavidDavid Court[133] 16 October 1958 25 July 2014 (consecrated) 25 July 2014[133]
46 Chelmsford The area Bishop of Barking Hill, PeterPeter Hill[134] 4 February 1950[135] 25 July 2014 (consecrated) 25 July 2014[134]
46 Chelmsford The area Bishop of Colchester Morris, RogerRoger Morris[136] 18 July 1968[137] 25 July 2014 (consecrated) 25 July 2014[136]
49 Winchester The Bishop of Basingstoke Williams, DavidDavid Williams[138] 16 April 1961 19 September 2014 (consecrated) 19 September 2014[138]
50 Leeds The area Bishop of Huddersfield Gibbs, JonathanJonathan Gibbs[139][lower-alpha 15] 6 May 1961 17 October 2014 (consecrated) 17 October 2014[139]
50 Leeds The area Bishop of Bradford Howarth, TobyToby Howarth[139] 1962 (age 53–54)[140] 17 October 2014 (consecrated) 17 October 2014[139]
52 Chester The Bishop of Stockport Lane, LibbyLibby Lane[141][lower-alpha 16][lower-alpha 15] 8 December 1966 26 January 2015 (consecrated)[141] 26 January 2015
53 Blackburn The Bishop of Burnley North, PhilipPhilip North[142] 2 December 1966 2 February 2015 (consecrated)[143] 2 February 2015
54 St Albans The Bishop of Hertford Beasley, MichaelMichael Beasley[144] 1968 (age 47–48)[145] 14 May 2015 (consecrated) 14 May 2015[146]
55 York The Bishop of Hull White, AlisonAlison White[147] 1956 (age 59–60)[148] 3 July 2015 (consecrated) 3 July 2015
56 Leeds The Bishop of Richmond Slater, PaulPaul Slater[149] 22 March 1958[150] 19 July 2015 (consecration) 19 July 2015[149]
57 Exeter The Bishop of Crediton Mullally, SarahSarah Mullally[151] 26 March 1962[152] 22 July 2015 22 July 2015[151]
58 Canterbury AEO The Bishop of Maidstone Thomas, RodRod Thomas[153] 7 August 1954 23 September 2015 (consecration) 23 September 2015[154]
58 London The area Bishop of Kensington Tomlin, GrahamGraham Tomlin[155] 1 August 1958 23 September 2015 (consecration) 23 September 2015[156]
58 London The area Bishop of Edmonton Wickham, RobRob Wickham 3 May 1972 23 September 2015 (consecration) 23 September 2015[154]
61 Bath & Wells The Bishop of Taunton Worsley, RuthRuth Worsley[157] 1962 (age 53–54) 29 September 2015 (consecration)[158] 29 September 2015
61 Birmingham The Bishop of Aston Hollinghurst, AnneAnne Hollinghurst[159] 4 March 1964 29 September 2015 (consecration)[160] 29 September 2015
61 London The Bishop of Islington
(national bishop for church plants)		 Thorpe, RicRic Thorpe 1965 (age 50–51) 29 September 2015 (consecration) 29 September 2015[154]
64 Lincoln The Bishop of Grantham Chamberlain, NicholasNicholas Chamberlain 25 November 1963 19 November 2015 (consecration) 19 November 2015[161]
65 Salisbury The Bishop of Sherborne Gorham, KarenKaren Gorham 24 June 1964 24 February 2016 (consecration) 24 February 2016[162]
66 St Edmundsbury & Ipswich The Bishop of Dunwich Harrison, MikeMike Harrison 1963 (age 52–53) 24 February 2016 (consecration) 24 February 2016[163]
67 Derby The Bishop of Repton McFarlane, JanJan McFarlane 25 November 1964 29 June 2016 (consecration) 29 June 2016[164][165]
68 Guildford The Bishop of Dorking Bailey Wells, JoJo Bailey Wells 1966 (age 49–50) 29 June 2016 (consecration) 29 June 2016[165][166]
69 Manchester The Bishop of Bolton Ashcroft, MarkMark Ashcroft 3 September 1954 18 October 2016 (consecration) 18 October 2016[167]
69 Newcastle The Bishop of Berwick Tanner, MarkMark Tanner 1970 (age 45–46) 18 October 2016 (consecration) 18 October 2016[167]
71 Gloucester The Bishop of Tewkesbury Springett, RobertRobert Springett 15 September 1962 30 November 2016 (consecration) 30 November 2016[168]
— Rochester The Bishop of Tonbridge Vacant since 31 October 2015
— Southwark The area Bishop of Woolwich Vacant since 10 June 2016

House of Bishops

The membership of the General Synod's House of Bishops is:[169]

The following have been elected to serve in the Convocations for 2015–2020:[170]
  1. Pete Broadbent, area Bishop of Willesden (since 2001)
  2. Jonathan Meyrick, Bishop suffragan of Lynn (since 2013)
  3. Jonathan Gibbs, area Bishop of Huddersfield (since 2015)
  4. Richard Blackburn, Bishop suffragan of Warrington (since 2015)
  5. Alistair Magowan, Bishop suffragan of Ludlow (since 2015)
  6. Jonathan Frost, Bishop suffragan of Southampton (since 2015)
  7. Jonathan Baker, Bishop suffragan of Fulham (since 2015)
  8. Glyn Webster, Bishop suffragan of Beverley (since 2015)
  9. Libby Lane, Bishop suffragan of Stockport (since 2015)

Acting diocesan bishops (commissaries) also attend but do not vote (unless they happen to hold a vote as an elected representative suffragan) at meetings of the House.[171]

The four "provincial episcopal visitors" (the Bishops suffragan of Richborough, of Ebbsfleet, of Maidstone and of Beverley) may attend and speak, but are not members and may not vote — unless they are elected as representative suffragans,[169] as Beverley has been since 2015.

It was announced in June 2016 that the "participant observers" arrangement would be replaced from 1 December 2016 with an arrangement whereby six female bishops suffragan would be "[given] rights of attendance".[172] Which six suffragans have been given these rights has yet to be announced; there are currently eight eligible, of which one sits already as an elected suffragan.

Scheduled Crown Nominations Committee (CNC) meetings

The following meetings of the Crown Nominations Commission have been held since April 2015, with the outcomes listed; in addition, further meetings have been announced up until November 2017:[173]

See First meeting Second meeting Announcement Election confirmed
Oxford 14 April 2015 11–12 May 2015 14 May 2015 not filled
Newcastle 23 June 2015 23–24 July 2015 2 September 2015 22 September 2015[61]
Leicester 11 September 2015 8–9 October 2015 15 December 2015 22 February 2016
Lichfield 9 December 2015 20–21 January 2016 2 March 2016 (St Chad's day) 10 June 2016[89]
Oxford (same vacancy)[174] 4 February 2016 7–8 March 2016 12 April 2016 6 July 2016
Sheffield 1 November 2016[175] 28–29 November 2016[175] January/February 2017 (estimated) TBA
Sodor & Man 7 February 2017 8 March 2017 April 2017 (estimated) TBA
London 27 September 2017 7 & 29 November 2017 January/February 2018 (estimated) TBA

See also

Consecration notes

  1. ↑ Welby was consecrated as Bishop of Durham in 2011.[5]
  2. ↑ Sentamu was consecrated as area Bishop of Stepney in 1996; he was translated to Birmingham in 2002.[8]
  3. ↑ Chartres was consecrated as area Bishop of Stepney in 1992.
  4. ↑ Butler was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Southampton in 2004; he translated to Southwell & Nottingham in 2009.
  5. ↑ James was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of St Germans in 1993.
  6. ↑ Mike Hill was consecrated as area Bishop of Buckingham in 1998.
  7. ↑ Redfern was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Grantham in 1997.
  8. ↑ Urquhart was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Birkenhead in 2000.
  9. ↑ Inge was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Huntingdon in 2003.
  10. ↑ Thornton was consecrated as area Bishop of Sherborne in 2001.
  11. ↑ Croft was consecrated as diocesan Bishop of Sheffield in 2009, his election having been confirmed in late 2008.
  12. ↑ Smith was consecrated as area Bishop of Shrewsbury in 2001.
  13. ↑ Newcome was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Penrith in 2002.
  14. ↑ Foster was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Hertford in 2001.
  15. ↑ Cottrell was consecrated as area Bishop of Reading in 2004.
  16. ↑ Langstaff was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Lynn in 2004.
  17. ↑ Conway was consecrated as area Bishop of Ramsbury in 2006.
  18. ↑ Chessun was consecrated as area Bishop of Woolwich in 2005.
  19. ↑ Baines was consecrated as area Bishop of Croydon in 2003; he was translated to Bradford in 2011 and that see was dissolved in 2014, two months prior to his election to Leeds.
  20. ↑ Stock was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Stockport in 2000; he was translated to St Edmundsbury & Ipswich in 2007.
  21. ↑ Warner was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Whitby in 2010.
  22. ↑ Walker was consecrated as area Bishop of Dudley in 2000.
  23. ↑ Hancock was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Basingstoke in 2010.
  24. ↑ Atwell was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Stockport in 2008.
  25. ↑ Bayes was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Hertford in 2010.
  26. ↑ Frith was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Hull in 1998.
  27. ↑ Watson was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Aston in 2008.
  28. ↑ Willmott was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Basingstoke in 2002.
  29. ↑ Boyle was consecrated as diocesan Bishop of Northern Malawi (Church of the Province of Central Africa) in 2001.
  30. ↑ Proud's consecration as area bishop for the Horn of Africa (Diocese of Egypt) was reported in the Church Times, 27 April 2007.
  31. ↑ Baker was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Ebbsfleet (PEV) in 2011.
  32. ↑ McKinnel was consecrated as Bishop suffragan of Crediton on 30 November 2002.[120]

Resignations and retirements

  1. ↑ It has been announced that Chartres is to retire effective Shrove Tuesday, 28 February 2017.[11]
  2. ↑ It has been announced that Bell is to retire effective 30 April 2017.[94]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 The date the person's election to their current see was confirmed.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 The date the person was consecrated as an Anglican bishop.
  3. 1 2 The date(s) the person was introduced in the House of Lords.
  4. ↑ Welby was translated to Canterbury upon the confirmation of his election (at which point he became the bishop diocesan proper)[2] on 4 February.[3] His installation at Canterbury Cathedral duly occurred on 21 March 2013[4]
  5. ↑ Sentamu was translated to York upon the confirmation of his election at St Mary-le-Bow, London on 5 October 2005.[7]
  6. ↑ Chartres was translated to London upon the confirmation of his election in November 1995.[10]
  7. ↑ Butler was translated to Durham upon the confirmation of his election at York Minster on 20 January 2014.[13]
  8. ↑ Dakin became Bishop of Winchester upon the confirmation of his election on 20 December 2011.[18]
  9. ↑ Baines became acting diocesan and area bishop for Leeds on 22 April 2014,[50] then became diocesan and area Bishop of Leeds proper upon the confirmation of his election on 8 June.[51]
  10. 1 2 Accelerated in accordance with the Lords Spiritual (Women) Act 2015.[56]
  11. ↑ The Bishop of Lambeth is not a diocesan bishop (he cannot join the Lords), but ranks highly as episcopal chief of staff to the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace.
  12. 1 2 The Bishops of Sodor and Man and in Europe are ineligible for seats in the House of Lords; the Bishop of Sodor and Man is, however, ex officio a member of the Manx Legislative Council.
  13. ↑ The date the person took up office in their current suffragan role; for suffragans in their first see, this date is the same as their consecration.
  14. ↑ The Assistant Bishop of Leicester is a stipendiary assistant bishop rather than a suffragan bishop. They have a similar role to a suffragan, but are not eligible to be elected by the suffragan bishops to the House of Bishops, and clergy cannot be consecrated as assistant bishops; only those already consecrated as bishops can be appointed to these posts.
  15. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Elected suffragan member of the House of Bishops for the 2015–2020 Convocations.
  16. ↑ Lane has the distinction of being the first woman consecrated as a bishop in the Church of England.

References

  1. ↑ "Diocese of Durham" (Press release). Number10.gov.uk. 2 June 2011. Archived from the original on 5 July 2011. Retrieved 11 September 2011.
  2. ↑ Peter Owen – Choosing Bishops
  3. 1 2 Canterbury Cathedral – Welby announced as 105th Archbishop
  4. ↑ "Diocese welcomes announcement of 105th Archbishop" (PDF) (Press release). Diocese of Canterbury. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
  5. 1 2 "Consecrations of the Bishops of Durham and Penrith" (Press release). Dioceseofyork.org.uk. Archived from the original on 27 September 2011. Retrieved 11 September 2011.
  6. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 26 February 2013. col. 951.
  7. 1 2 Church of England – Sentamu: Confirmation as Archbishop of York (Accessed 15 July 2013)
  8. ↑ Archbishop of York – Biography (Accessed 8 November 2013)
  9. ↑ "The Archbishop of York". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 25 January 2006. col. 1175.
  10. 1 2 Gresham College – Dr Richard Chartres (Accessed 15 July 2013)
  11. ↑ Diocese of London — Bishop of London announces retirement in 2017 (Accessed 19 July 2016)
  12. ↑ "The Lord Bishop of London". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 22 January 1996. col. 795.
  13. 1 2 Archbishop of York – Bishop of Durham Election Confirmed (Accessed 20 January 2014)
  14. ↑ "The Rt Rev the Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham". Debrett's People of Today. Debrett's. Retrieved 19 January 2011.
  15. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Durham". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 3 March 2014. col. 1095.
  16. ↑ Church of England Higher Education Bulletin – May 2013
  17. ↑ "Diocese of Winchester" (Press release). Number10.gov.uk. 6 September 2011. Retrieved 11 September 2011.
  18. 1 2 Diocese of Winchester – Bishop election confirmed (Accessed 15 July 2013)
  19. ↑ Thornton, Ed (9 September 2011). "Canon Dakin moves from CMS to see of Winchester". Church Times (#7747). p. 5. ISSN 0009-658X. Retrieved 7 June 2014. (subscription required (help)).
  20. ↑ "Winchester Diocese says 'yes' ...just!" (Press release). Diocese of Winchester. 15 October 2011.
  21. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Winchester". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 26 March 2012. col. 1119.
  22. ↑ "The Lord Bishop of Chester". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 14 November 2001. col. 559.
  23. ↑ "The Lord Bishop of Norwich". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 17 March 2004. col. 259.
  24. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Bristol". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 16 July 2009. col. 1261.
  25. ↑ "Introduction: Lord Bishop of Derby". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 15 June 2010. col. 893.
  26. ↑ Church of England — New Convenor of the Lords Spiritual announced (Accessed 16 June 2015)
  27. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Birmingham". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 26 October 2010. col. 1119.
  28. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Worcester". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 25 June 2012. col. 1. Retrieved 27 June 2012.
  29. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Coventry". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). UK: House of Lords. 15 January 2013. col. 585. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
  30. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Truro". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). House of Lords. 22 April 2013. col. 1207.
  31. ↑ Diocese of Oxford — Legal ceremony brings Bishop Steven a step closer & Diocese of Oxford — Letter from Bishop Steven (Both accessed 8 July 2016)
  32. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Sheffield". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). House of Lords. 14 October 2013. col. 259.
  33. ↑ House of Lords Hansard — Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Oxford (Accessed 25 July 2016)
  34. ↑ Diocese of St Albans – New Bishop a step closer (Archived 9 June 2009) (Accessed 11 April 2014)
  35. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of St Albans". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). House of Lords. 4 November 2013. col. 1.
  36. ↑ Church of England – Bishop of Carlisle appointed as Lead Bishop on Healthcare Issues (Accessed 7 March 2014)
  37. ↑ "Introduction: The Lord Bishop of Carlisle". Parliamentary Debates (Hansard). House of Lords. 23 October 2013. col. 995.
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