Senior Figures in St Peter's Church
- Priest - Fr. Peter Moss
- Assistant Priest - Fr. John Goodman
- Organist and Choirmaster - Adrian Newman
- Lay Pastoral Assistants - Elizabeth Dobson, Carol Pritchard, Maureen Wood
- Churchwarden - Jim Hurst, Jean Hosie
- Deputy Churchwardens - David Purchas, Ian Bradley
- Head Server - David Purchas
- Treasurer - Geoffrey Pritchard
- Sacristan - Jean Hosie
- PCC Secretary - Ann Reeves
- Website Co-Ordinator - Colin Stokoe
- In November 2009, both churchwardens, John Kirk and Robin Thwaites, resigned. John resigned due to ill health and Robin because of his distance from the church, living in Westbury. The replacement churchwardens were elected at the church's AGM on 11 April 2010. They are Jim Hurst, formerly PCC Secretary, and sacristan Jean Hosie. Jim Hurst was replaced as Secretary by Ann Reeves, whilst Jean Hosie agreed to continue as Sacristan as well as Churchwarden.
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