List of churches in the Diocese of Carlisle

The following is a list of churches in the Diocese of Carlisle, which covers all of the modern county of Cumbria apart from a small area around the town of Alston and the Sedbergh area.

Extra-parochial areas

Archdeaconry of Carlisle

Deanery and Mission Community of Appleby

Deanery and Mission Community of Brampton

  • Benefice of Bewcastle, Stapleton and Kirklinton with Hethersgill
    • Parish of Bewcastle (population 391): St Cuthbert's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1792)
    • Parish of Kirklinton with Hethersgill (population 720)
      • St Cuthbert's Church, Kirklinton (medieval, rebuilt 1846)
      • St Mary's Church, Hethersgill (1876)
    • Parish of Stapleton (population 398): St Mary's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1830)
  • Benefice of Eden, Gelt & Irthing
    • Parish of Brampton (population 4,476)
    • Parish of Castle Carrock (population 317): St Peter's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1828)
    • Parish of Crosby-on-Eden (population 821): St John the Evangelist's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1854)
    • Parish of Cumrew (population 208): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1890)
    • Parish of Cumwhitton (population 271): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Farlam (population 740)
      • St Thomas a Becket's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1860)
      • Tindale Mission Church (C19th?, closed C21st)
    • Parish of Hayton (population 912): St Mary Magdalene's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1780)
    • Parish of Irthington (population 764): St Kentigern's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Scaleby (population 347): All Saints' Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Talkin (population 187): Talkin Chapel (1842)
  • Benefice of Esk
    • Parish of Arthuret (population 2,567): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval, rebuilt 1609)
    • Parish of Kirkandrews-on-Esk (population 456): St Andrew's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1776)
    • Parish of Nicholforest (population 337)
      • St Nicholas' Church (C17th, rebuilt 1866)
      • Easton Parish Church (medieval, closed Middle Ages)
  • Benefice of Holme Eden and Wetheral with Warwick
    • Parish of Holme Eden (population 1,937): St Paul's Church, Holme Eden, Warwick Bridge (1845)
    • Parish of Wetheral with Warwick (population 2,121)
      • Holy Trinity & St Constantine's Church, Wetheral (medieval, rebuilt C16th)
      • St Leonard's Church, Warwick-on-Eden (medieval, closed 2017)
  • Benefice of Lanercost, Walton, Gilsland and Nether Denton
  • Benefice of Rockcliffe and Blackford
    • Parish of Blackford (population 561): St John the Baptist's Church (1870)
    • Parish of Rockcliffe (population 1,715): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1848)
  • Benefice and Parish of Scotby and Cotehill with Cumwhinton (population 2,817)
    • All Saints' Church, Scotby (1854)
    • St John the Evangelist's Church, Cotehill (1868)
    • St John's Hall, Cumwhinton (C19th/20th, closed C21st)

Deanery of Carlisle

Mission Community of Carlisle Rural (part)

  • Benefice of Dalston with Cumdivock, Ivegill, Raughton Head and Wreay
    • Parish of Dalston with Cumdivock (population 2,354)
      • St Michael's Church, Dalston (medieval)
      • St John the Evangelist's Church, Cumdivock (1870)
    • Parish of Ivegill (population 555): Christ Church (1868)
    • Parish of Raughton Head with Gaitsgill (population 497)
      • All Saints' Church, Raughton Head (medieval)
      • St Jude's Church, Gaitsgill (1869, closed 1970)
      • Highhead Chapel (medieval, rebuilt 1682, 1836, closed 1974)
    • Parish of Wreay (population 463): St Mary's Church (medieval)

Mission Community of Carlisle South

  • Benefice and Parish of Carlisle St Herbert with St Stephen (population 5,353)
    • St Herbert's Church (1932)
    • St Stephen's Church (1865, closed 1964)
  • Benefice and Parish of Harraby (population 10,705): St Elisabeth's Church (1954, rebuilt 1967)
  • Benefice and Parish of Upperby (population 8,542): St John the Baptist's Church (1840)

Mission Community of Carlisle West

  • Benefice and Parish of Carlisle St John the Evangelist (population 7,413)
    • St John the Evangelist's Church (1864)
    • St Andrew's Church, Botcherby (1890, part of Heart of the City Mission Community)
  • Benefice and Parish of Houghton (population 5,075)
    • St John the Evangelist's Church, Houghton (1839)
    • St Peter's Church, Kingmoor (1930)

Mission Community of Heart of the City

  • Benefice and Parish of Carlisle St Aidan and Christ Church (population 3,407)
    • St Aidan's Church (1899)
    • Christ Church (1828, closed 1938)
  • Benefice and Parish of Carlisle St Cuthbert with St Mary (population 995)
    • St Cuthbert's Church (medieval)
    • St Mary's Church (1870, closed 1954)
    • St Paul's Church (1869, closed 1979)
    • Holy Trinity Chapel (medieval, closed Middle Ages)
    • St Alban's Church (medieval, closed 1549)

Mission Community of Two Rivers

  • Benefice and Parish of Carlisle Holy Trinity and St Barnabas (population 15,317)
    • St Barnabas' Church (1899)
    • Holy Trinity Church (1830, closed 2022)
    • Sandsfield Fellowship (C20th, closed C21st)
  • Benefice and Parish of Carlisle Morton (population 8,628): St Luke's Church (1958)
  • Benefice and Parish of Denton Holme (population 5,990)
    • St James's Church, Carlisle (1865)
    • St James's Church, Cummersdale (1927, closed 2023)
  • Benefice and Parish of Stanwix (population 9,095)
    • St Michael's Church, Stanwix (medieval, rebuilt 1841)
    • St Mark's Church, Belah (1951)
    • St Peter's Church, Linstock (medieval, closed Middle Ages)

Deanery of Penrith

Mission Community of Blencathra

  • Benefice of Greystoke with Penruddock and Mungrisdale
    • Parish of Greystoke with Penruddock (population 1,298)
      • St Andrew's Church, Greystoke (medieval)
      • All Saints' Church, Penruddock (1901)
    • Parish of Mungrisdale (population 205): St Kentigern's Church (medieval)
  • Benefice of Inglewood
    • Parish of Ainstable (population 381): St Michael & All Angels' Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Armathwaite (population 488): Christ & St Mary's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Calthwaite (population 308): All Saints' Church (1913)
    • Parish of Hesket in the Forest (population 943): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Hutton in the Forest (population 146): St James's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Skelton (population 627): St Michael's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Plumpton Wall (population 723): St John the Evangelist's Church (1907)

Mission Community of East of Eden

  • Benefice of Cross Fell
    • Parish of Addingham (population 789)
      • St Michael's Church (C16th)
      • Old St Michael's Church (medieval, destroyed Middle Ages)
    • Parish of Culgaith (population 533): All Saints' Church (1756)
    • Parish of Edenhall (population 189): St Cuthbert's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Kirkland (population 146): St Lawrence's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Langwathby (population 607): St Peter's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Melmerby (population 241): St John the Baptist's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Ousby (population 265): St Luke's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Skirwith (population 176): St John the Evangelist's Church (1856)
  • Benefice of Kirkoswald, Renwick with Croglin, Great Salkeld and Lazonby
    • Parish of Great Salkeld (population 453): St Cuthbert's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Kirkoswald (population 688): St Oswald's Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Lazonby (population 1,119): St Nicholas' Church (medieval)
    • Parish of Renwick with Croglin (population 314): All Saints' Church, Renwick (medieval)

Mission Community of Penrith

  • Benefice of Penrith with Newton Reigny

Mission Community of Ullswater

Closed churches in this deanery

Church Founded Closed
Little Salkeld Mission Church C19th 1970
Hunsonby Mission Church 1905 1975
St John's, Gamblesby 1868 2002

Archdeaconry of West Cumberland

Deanery of Calder

Mission Community of Coast to Fells

Mission Community of East Whitehaven

  • Benefice and Parish of Hensingham (population 6,655): St John the Evangelist's Church (1791, rebuilt 1911) --- Keekle Mission Church (1875, closed 2013)
  • Benefice and Parish of Mirehouse (population 3,946): St Andrew's Church (1955)
  • Benefice and Parish of Moresby (population 3,446): St Bridget's Church (medieval) --- Moresby Parks Mission Church (1902, closed 2007)

Mission Community of South Calder

Mission Community of Whitehaven

  • Benefice and Parish of Kells (population 5,058): St Peter's Church (1938)
  • Benefice and Parish of Whitehaven (population 8,669)
    • St James's Church (1753)
    • St Nicholas' Chapel (medieval, rebuilt 1693)
    • Holy Trinity Church (1714, closed 1949)
    • Christ Church (1847, closed 1977)

Deanery of Derwent

Mission comm[1] Benefice Parish Church Dates Population[2]
Binsey St Cuthbert, Embleton Medieval (1806) 3,904
St John, Bassenthwaite Medieval (1878)
St Bega, Bassenthwaite Ancient
St Michael, Isel Medieval
St Barnabas, Setmurthy Medieval (1794)
All Saints, Boltongate Medieval
St James, Ireby 1845
St James, Uldale Medieval
St Margaret, Wythop 1865
All Saints, Allhallows Medieval (1899)
St Michael & All Angels, Torpenhow Medieval
St Cuthbert, Plumbland Medieval (1871)
Grasmoor Brigham, Clifton,
Dean & Mosser 		Clifton St Luke, Clifton 1858 1,595
Brigham St Bridget, Brigham Medieval 1,716
Dean St Oswald, Dean Medieval 820
Mosser St Philip, Mosser 1891 444
St Michael, Mosser Medieval (1773)
Lorton & Loweswater
w Buttermere 		Lorton St Cuthbert, Lorton Medieval (1809) 300
Loweswater
w Buttermere 		St James, Buttermere 1507 (1840) 270
St Bartholomew, Loweswater Medieval (1829)
Cockermouth Area Team All Saints, Cockermouth Medieval (1854) 11,696
Christ Church, Cockermouth 1865
St Bridget, Bridekirk Medieval (1868)
Christ Church, Great Broughton 1856
Keswick Crosthwaite Keswick St Kentigern, Crosthwaite Ancient (1523) 1,777
Underskiddaw Parish Room 1829
Upper Derwent Newlands Church C16th (1845) 629
St Mary, Thornthwaite Medieval (1853)
St Herbert, Braithwaite 1900
Keswick w Borrowdale Keswick St John the Evangelist, Keswick 1838 3,596
Borrowdale St Andrew, Borrowdale C16th (1825) 307
Holy Trinity, Grange 1861
St John's-In-The-Vale,
Threlkeld & Wythburn 		St John's in the Vale
& Wythburn 		St John, St John's in the Vale C16th (1845) 155
Wythburn Church C16th (1640)
Threlkeld St Mary, Threlkeld Medieval (1777) 568
8 benefices 14 parishes 35 churches 27,777

Closed churches in this area

Church Founded Closed
St Helen's, Cockermouth medieval medieval
St Leonard's, Cockermouth medieval medieval
St Bartholomew, Brackenthwaite medieval C16th
Wythop Old Chapel C16th C19th
St John the Evangelist, Uldale 1869 1963
Ireby Old Church ancient 1971
Papcastle Mission Church 1875 2002

Deanery of Solway

Miss. com.[3] Benefice Parish Churches Founded Population[2]
Criffel View Allonby, Cross Canonby
& Dearham 		Allonby Christ Church, Allonby 1744 426
Crosscanonby St John the Evangelist, Crosscanonby Medieval 1,020
Dearham St Mungo, Dearham Medieval 2,648
Maryport, Netherton,
Flimby & Broughton Moor 		St Mary w Christ
Church Maryport 		St Mary, Maryport 1760 2,787
Flimby St Nicholas, Flimby Medieval 1,845
Netherton &

Broughton Moor

All Souls, Netherton 1886 7,047
Workington Westfield St Mary, Workington 1887 6,638
Workington Workington St John St John the Evangelist, Workington 1823 8,050
Workington St Michael St Michael, Workington Ancient 3,885
Camerton & Seaton w West Seaton St Peter, Camerton Medieval (rebuilt 1694, 1796) 6,244
St Paul, Seaton 1882
Harrington & Distington Harrington St Mary, Harrington Medieval 5,963
Distington Holy Spirit, Distington Medieval (1884) 2,198
Solway Plain Aspatria w Hayton
& Gilcrux 		Aspatria St Kentigern, Aspatria Ancient (rebuilt 1848) 2,852
Gilcrux St Mary, Gilcrux Medieval 310
Hayton St James, Hayton 1867 821
Solway Plain St Mungo, Bromfield Ancient 6,426
St Mary, Abbeytown Medieval
St Cuthbert, Holme St Cuthbert 1845
Christ Church, Silloth 1870
St Matthew, Westnewton 1857
St John the Evangelist, Newton Arlosh Medieval
St Bride, Kirkbride Medieval
Thursby St Andrew, Thursby Ancient 1,360
Wigton St Mary, Wigton Medieval 6,491
10 benefices 18 parishes 25 churches 67,011
Mission comm Benefice Parish Churches Founded Population[2]
Carlisle Rural The Barony of Burgh Aikton St Andrew, Aikton Medieval 428
Kirkandrews-on-Eden
w Beaumont 		St Mary, Beaumont Medieval 424
Burgh-by-Sands St Michael, Burgh by Sands Medieval 1,253
Great Orton St Giles, Great Orton Medieval 461
Kirkbampton St Peter, Kirkbampton Medieval 494
Bowness St Michael, Bowness-on-Solway Medieval 1,044
Caldbeck,

Castle Sowerby
& Sebergham

Caldbeck St Kentigern, Caldbeck Ancient 763
Castle Sowerby
w Sebergham 		St Mary, Sebergham Medieval 359
St Kentigern, Castle Sowerby Medieval
Westward,
Rosley-with-Woodside
& Welton 		Westward St Hilda, Westward 1560 326
Rosley & Welton St James, Welton 1874 707
Holy Trinity, Rosley 1840

Closed churches in this deanery

Church Founded Closed
St Lawrence, Great Broughton C17th C17th
St Andrew's, Kirkandrews-on-Eden medieval 1692
St Kentigern's, Grinsdale medieval 2001[4]
Old St Hilda's, Westward medieval medieval
Christ Church, Maryport 1872 2013
Holy Trinity, West Seaton 1893 2015[5]
St Paul, Causewayhead 1845 2016[6]
St Columba, Broughton Moor 1905 2019[7]
Christ Church, Waverton 1865 2023[8]

Archdeaconry of Westmorland and Furness

Deanery and Mission Community of Barrow

  • Benefice and Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St John the Evangelist (population 2,209): St John the Evangelist's Church (1878, rebuilt 1934)
  • Benefice and Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St Mark (population 3,178): St Mark's Church (1878)
  • Benefice and Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St Paul (population 9,023): St Paul's Church, Newbarns, Barrow (1871)
  • Benefice of North Barrow
    • Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St Francis with St Matthew (population 7,560): St Francis' Church, Ormsgill, Barrow (c. 1937, rebuilt 1955) --- St Matthew's Church (1878, rebuilt 1967, closed 2015)
    • Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St James (population 2,908): St James's Church (1869)
  • Benefice of South Barrow
    • Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St Aidan (population 3,955): St Aidan's Church (1952, rebuilt 1967)
    • Parish of Barrow-in-Furness St George with St Luke (population 14,824): St George's Church (1860) --- St Luke's Church, Risedale, Barrow (1878, rebuilt 1964, closed 2012) --- St Perran's Church, Roose, Barrow (1874, rebuilt 1894, 1967, closed 2014)
  • Benefice and Parish of Walney Island (population 10,533): St Mary the Virgin's Church (medieval, rebuilt 1577, 1853, replaced on different site 1908) → chapel of Ease at Biggar
  • St Andrew's (CoE to St Luke's)

Deanery and Mission Community of Furness

Benefice Parish Church Founded Population[2]
Low Furness Aldingham, Dendron
& Rampside 		St Cuthbert, Aldingham Medieval 1,753
Urswick St Mary the Virgin & St Michael, Urswick Medieval 1,057
Bardsea Holy Trinity, Bardsea 1843 635
Pennington St Michael & the Holy Angels, Pennington Medieval (rebuilt 1827) 2,113
Lindal with Marton St Peter, Lindal and Marton 1875 (rebuilt 1886) 536
The Duddon Estuary Broughton & Duddon St Mary Magdalene, Broughton-in-Furness Medieval chapel to Kirkby Ireleth 1,184
Holy Innocents, Broughton Mills 1888
Holy Trinity, Seathwaite Medieval chapel to Kirkby Ireleth (rebuilt C16th, 1874)
St John the Evangelist, Woodland Medieval chapel to Kirkby Ireleth (rebuilt 1698, 1822, 1865)
St John the Baptist, Ulpha C16th
Kirkby Ireleth St Cuthbert, Kirkby Ireleth Medieval 1,191
Thwaites St Anne, Thwaites Medieval (rebuilt 1721, 1854) 429
Coniston & the Crake Valley Coniston & Torver St Andrew, Coniston 1586 or earlier (rebuilt 1819) 1,017
St Luke, Torver Medieval chapel to Ulverston (rebuilt 1849, 1884)
Colton Holy Trinity, Colton Medieval (Parish church 1676) 410
Egton w Newland St Mary the Virgin, Penny Bridge C16th or earlier (rebuilt 1791, 1831) 794
Lowick St Luke, Lowick Medieval (St Andrew); rebuilt 1817, rebuilt and rededicated 1885 387
Dalton-In-Furness & Ireleth-With-Askam St Mary, Dalton-in-Furness Medieval (rebuilt 1885) 11,998
St Peter, Ireleth with Askam 1865
Millom[9] Holy Trinity, Millom Medieval 6,943
St George, Millom 1874
Ulverston St Mary with Holy Trinity St Mary, Ulverston Medieval (rebuilt except tower 1866) 11,834
St John the Evangelist, Osmotherley 1873
8 benefices 15 parishes 23 churches 42,281

Closed churches in this deanery

St Helen's Chapel, near Furness Abbey: medieval chapel to Dalton, closed C16th

Medieval chapels to Urswick at Bolton and Bardsea (St John's) both closed C16th

Church Founded Closed
St Helen's, Ireleth medieval medieval
Christ Church, Kirksanton 1891 1950
St Leonard's, Swarthmoor 1883 C20th
Holy Trinity, Ulverston 1832 1975
St Barnabas, Newton 1900 1977
St Margaret, Dalton-in-Furness 1904 1981
St John the Baptist, Blawith C16th or earlier (rebuilt 1863) 1988
St Jude's, Sandside 1874 2006
Good Shepherd, Grizebeck 1898 2012
St Michael, Rampside Medieval chapel to Dalton (rebuilt 1621, 1840, Parish church 1887) 2016[10]
St Matthew, Dendron 1642 (rebuilt 1776, 1795, Parish church 1892) 2024
St Luke, Haverigg (Millom parish) 1890 2025

Deanery of Kendal

MC[11] Benefice Parish Church Founded Population[2]
Kendal Estuary Arnside St James, Arnside 1866 3,151
Beetham St Michael & All Angels, Beetham Medieval 857
Burton and Holme Burton St James, Burton-in-Kendal Medieval 1,485
Holme Holy Trinity, Holme 1839 1,464
Heversham & Milnthorpe Heversham St Peter, Heversham Medieval 955
Milnthorpe St Thomas, Milnthorpe 1837 2,130
Levens St John the Evangelist, Levens 1828 1,238
Beacon Burneside w Longsleddale St Oswald, Burneside 1602 2,547
St Mary, Longsleddale 1712
Grayrigg St John the Evangelist, Grayrigg pre-C18th 459
Kendal St George St George, Kendal 1754 (rebuilt 1838) 5,494
Selside St Thomas, Selside 1709 269
Skelsmergh St John the Baptist, Skelsmergh 1871 612
Two Valleys Cartmel Fell St Anthony, Cartmel Fell 1504 322
Crosthwaite Kendal St Mary, Crosthwaite Medieval (rebuilt C19th) 647
Witherslack St Paul, Witherslack 1669 735
Winster Holy Trinity, Winster C16th (rebuilt 1875) 70
Underbarrow w Helsington All Saints, Underbarrow Medieval (rebuilt 1869) 817
St John the Evangelist, Helsington 1726
Crook St Catherine, Crook 1620 257
Kendal St Thomas St Thomas, Kendal 1835 4,172
Kendal Helm Old Hutton & New Hutton New Hutton St Stephen, New Hutton 1739 319
Old Hutton St John the Baptist, Old Hutton 1873 401
Natland St Mark, Natland Medieval (rebuilt 1735, 1825, 1910) 2,370
Crosscrake St Thomas, Crosscrake Medieval (rebuilt 1773, 1875) 1,169
Kendal Holy Trinity Holy Trinity, Kendal Medieval 17,287
Western Dales Dent w Cowgill St John the Evangelist, Cowgill 1838 655
St Andrew, Dent Medieval
Sedbergh & Lune St Mark, Cautley 1847 3,294
St John the Baptist, Garsdale 1861
St Andrew, Sedbergh Medieval
St John the Evangelist, Firbank 1842
Holy Trinity, Howgill c. 1685 (rebuilt 1838)
All Saints, Killington Medieval
Kirkby Lonsdale St Mary the Virgin, Kirkby Lonsdale Medieval 4,385
St Bartholomew, Barbon Medieval (rebuilt 1815, 1893)
Holy Trinity, Casterton 1833
St John the Divine, Hutton Roof Medieval (rebuilt 1757, 1881)
All Saints, Lupton 1867
St Peter, Mansergh 1726 (rebuilt 1880)
St Patrick, Preston Patrick c. 1500 (rebuilt 1852)
19 benefices 27 parishes 41 churches 57,561

Closed churches in this deanery

Church Founded Closed
St Columba's, Casterton medieval C17th
St Mary's Chapel, Witherslack medieval ruinous C17th
St Gregory, Vale of Lune 1860s 1984
Hincaster Mission Room
All Hallows, Kendal 1864 2002[12]
Storth Village Church 1897 2020s
Holy Ghost, Middleton 1634 (1879) 2020s

Deanery of Windermere

Mission Community of Cartmel Peninsula

Miss comm[13] Benefice Parish Churches Founded Population[2]
Central Lakes Grasmere and Rydal St Oswald, Grasmere Medieval 847
St Mary, Rydal 1823
Hawkshead & Low Wray
w Sawrey & Rusland
& Satterthwaite 		Hawkshead w Low Wray St Michael & All Angels, Hawkshead Medieval chapel to Dalton (Parish church 1578) 680
Sawrey St Peter, Far Sawrey 1869 196
Rusland St Paul, Rusland 1745 59
Satterthwaite All Saints, Satterthwaite Medieval, C16th 159
Loughrigg Team Ambleside St Mary, Ambleside 1850 2,611
Brathay Holy Trinity, Brathay 1836 96
Langdale Holy Trinity, Langdale Medieval 498
Little Langdale Mission Chapel C19th
South Lakes Ings St Anne, Ings C16th 186
Kentmere St Cuthbert, Kentmere Medieval (rebuilt 1866) 78
Staveley St James, Staveley-in-Kendal 1865 1,572
Windermere St Martin St Martin, Bowness Medieval (rebuilt 1483) 3,291
Windermere St Mary St Mary, Windermere 1847 4,360
Troutbeck Jesus Church, Troutbeck Medieval (1562) 364
6 benefices 23 parishes 25 churches 25,293

Closed churches in this deanery

Medieval chapel at Graythwaite, disused C16th.

Church Founded Closed
St Catherine's, Applethwaite Medieval C18th
St Margaret's, Staveley-in-Kendal Medieval C18th
St Anne's, Ambleside Medieval 1984
St John's, Windermere 1886 1995
St Margaret, Low Wray 1845 2007[14]
St Paul, Lindale 1627 2019[15]
Graythwaite Mission Room (Hawkshead)

Progression of church numbers

Period Additions Closures Number at end
Medieval [c. 211 medieval churches and chapelries] 211
C14th Carlisle Trinity?, Easton? 209
C15th Addingham Old?, Linstock?, Little Asby?, Watermillock Old, Westward Old? 204
C16th Addingham New, Blawith, Borrowdale, Buttermere, Colton, Coniston, Ings, Lowick, Mardale, Matterdale, Newlands, St John's in the Vale, Satterthwaite, Seathwaite, Staveley-in-Cartmel, Thrimby, Ulpha, Walney, Wasdale Head, Watermillock New, Westward New, Winster, Wythburn, Wythop Brackenthwaite, Carlisle St Alban, Cockermouth St Helen?, Cockermouth St Leonard?, Ireleth St Helen? 223
C17th Burneside, Crook, Dendron, Grayrigg?, Great Broughton, Howgill, Lindale, Middleton, Nicholforest, Rampside, Soulby, Stainmore, Swindale?, Witherslack New, Woodland Casterton, Great Broughton, Kirkandrews-on-Eden, Witherslack 234
1700s Selside 235
1710s Longsleddale, Whitehaven Trinity 237
1720s Finsthwaite, Helsington, Mansergh 240
1730s New Hutton 241
1740s Allonby, Field Broughton, Rusland 243
1750s Culgaith, Kendal St George, Penny Bridge?, Whitehaven St James Applethwaite?, Staveley-in-Kendal? 245
1760s Maryport 246
1770s Flookburgh 247
1780s Brampton New 248
1790s Hensingham 249
1810s Thrimby 248
1820s Carlisle Christ Ch, Haverthwaite, Levens, Rydal, Underskiddaw, Workington St John 254
1830s Brathay, Carlisle Trinity, Casterton New, Cowgill, Holme, Houghton, Kendal St Thomas, Keswick, Milnthorpe, Ulverston Trinity 264
1840s Bardsea, Calder Bridge New, Causewayhead, Cautley, Firbank, Holme Eden, Holme St Cuthbert, Ireby New, Low Wray, Rosley, Talkin, Torver, Upperby, Whitehaven Christ Ch, Windermere 279
1850s Ambleside St Mary, Clifton, Gilsland, Grange-over-Sands, Great Broughton, Murton-Hilton, Penrith Christ Ch, Scotby, Skirwith, Westnewton 289
1860s Allithwaite, Arnside, Barrow St George, Barrow St James, Carlisle St James, Carlisle St John, Carlisle St Paul, Carlisle St Stephen, Cockermouth Christ Ch, Cotehill, Far Sawrey, Frizington, Gaitsgill, Gamblesby, Garsdale, Grange, Hayton, Ireleth-Askam, Ivegill, Kendal All SS, Lupton, Pooley Bridge, Stainmore St Mary, Staveley-in-Kendal New, Uldale, Vale of Lune, Waverton, Wythop New Wythop 316
1870s Barrow St John, Barrow St Luke, Barrow St Mark, Barrow St Matthew, Barrow St Paul, Barrow St Perran, Blackford, Carlisle St Mary, Cleator Moor, Cumdivock, Eamont Bridge, Great Strickland, Hethersgill, Keekle, Lindal-Marton, Little Langdale?, Maryport Christ Ch, Millom St George, Old Hutton, Osmotherley, Papcastle, Sandside, Silloth, Skelsmergh, Welton 341
1880s Bigrigg, Broughton Mills, Colby?, Kirkland, Little Salkeld?, Martindale St Peter, Netherton, Seascale, Seaton, Swarthmoor, Tebay, Tindale?, Windermere St John, Workington St Mary 355
1890s Carlisle St Aidan, Carlisle St Andrew, Carlisle St Barnabas, Eskdale St Bega, Grizebeck, Haverigg, Hincaster?, Kirksanton, Lees Hill?, Mosser St Philip, Newbiggin-on-Lune, Storth, Wath Brow, West Seaton 369
1900s Braithwaite, Broughton Moor, Dalton St Margaret, Grange Fell, Graythwaite?, Hunsonby, Knock, Moresby Parks, Newton, Penruddock, Plumpton Wall, Ravenglass? 381
1910s Calthwaite, Cumwhinton? 383
1920s Cummersdale 384
1930s Barrow St Francis, Carlisle St Herbert, Carlisle St Peter, Thornhill, Whitehaven St Peter Carlisle Christ Ch, Eamont Bridge, Mardale, Swindale 385
1940s Whitehaven Trinity 384
1950s Barrow St Aidan, Carlisle St Elisabeth, Carlisle St Luke, Carlisle St Mark, Whitehaven St Andrew Carlisle St Mary, Colby?, Kirkcambeck?, Kirksanton 385
1960s Carlisle St Stephen, Graythwaite?, Knock?, Ravenglass?, Uldale 380
1970s Carlisle Sandsfield? Appleby St Michael, Brampton Old, Brougham St Ninian, Carlisle St Paul, Gaitsgill, Highhead, Hunsonby, Ireby, Little Salkeld, Newton, Stainmore St Mary, Swarthmoor?, Ulverston Trinity, Upper Denton, Whitehaven Christ Ch 366
1980s Ambleside St Anne, Blawith, Dalton St Margaret, Hincaster?, Newbiggin-on-Lune, Vale of Lune 360
1990s Windermere St John 359
2000s Gamblesby, Grinsdale, Kendal All SS, Lees Hill?, Low Wray, Moresby Parks, Papcastle, Sandside, Soulby, Tindale? 349
2010s Barrow St Luke, Barrow St Matthew, Barrow St Perran, Broughton Moor, Carlisle Sandsfield?, Causewayhead, Cumwhinton?, Grizebeck, Keekle, Lindale, Maryport Christ Ch, Rampside, Warwick-on-Eden, Wath Brow, West Seaton 334
2020s Brougham St Wilfrid, Calder Bridge New, Carlisle Trinity, Cummersdale, Dendron, Haverigg, Lowther, Middleton, Storth, Waverton 324

Dedications of medieval parish churches

Chapels are in italics.

  • All Saints: Allhallows, Bolton (Cumberland), Bolton (Westmorland), Cockermouth, Culgaith, Kendal, Killington, Orton (Westmorland), Raughton Head, Renwick, Scaleby, Underbarrow, Watermillock
  • Christ & St Mary: Armathwaite
  • Holy Spirit: Distington
  • Holy Trinity: Carlisle, Carlisle Cathedral, Kendal, Millom, Wetheral, Winster
  • Jesus Church: Troutbeck
  • St Alban: Carlisle
  • St Andrew: Aikton, Crosby Garrett, Dacre, Dent, Greystoke, Kirkandrews-on-Eden, Kirkandrews-on-Esk, Penrith, Sedbergh, Thursby
  • St Anne: Ambleside, Thwaites
  • St Anthony: Cartmel Fell
  • St Barnabas: Setmurthy
  • St Bartholomew: Barbon, Loweswater
  • St Bega: Bassenthwaite, St Bees[16]
  • St Bridget: Beckermet, Bridekirk, Brigham, Kirkbride, Moresby
  • St Catherine: Applethwaite, Crook, Eskdale
  • St Columba: Casterton, Warcop
  • St Cuthbert: Aldingham, Bewcastle, Carlisle, Cliburn, Clifton (Westmorland), Dufton, Edenhall, Embleton, Great Salkeld, Kentmere, Kirkby Ireleth, Kirklinton, Lorton, Milburn, Nether Denton, Plumbland
  • St Edmund: Newbiggin (Kirkby Thore)
  • St Giles: Orton (Cumberland)
  • St Helen: Cockermouth, Ireleth
  • St Hilda: Westward
  • St James: Burton-in-Kendal, Buttermere, Hutton-in-the-Forest, Ormside, Temple Sowerby, Uldale
  • St John the Baptist: Bassenthwaite, Beckermet, Corney, Croglin, Melmerby, Newton Reigny, Old Hutton, Waberthwaite
  • St John the Evangelist: Crosby-on-Eden, Crosscanonby, Grayrigg, Hutton Roof, Newton Arlosh, Woodland
  • St Kentigern: Aspatria, Bromfield, Caldbeck, Castle Sowerby, Crosthwaite (Cumberland), Dearham, Grinsdale, Irthington, Kirkcambeck, Mungrisdale
  • St Lawrence: Appleby, Crosby Ravensworth, Kirkland, Morland
  • St Leonard: Cleator, Cockermouth, Little Asby, Warwick-on-Eden
  • St Luke: Clifton (Cumberland), Lowick, Ousby
  • St Margaret: Over Staveley
  • SS Margaret & James: Long Marton
  • St Mark: Natland
  • St Martin: Bowness-on-Windermere, Brampton, Martindale
  • St Mary: Beaumont, Carlisle, Crosthwaite (Westmorland), Cumrew, Cumwhitton, Dalton-in-Furness, Egremont,[17] Ennerdale Bridge, Gilcrux, Gosforth, Harrington, Hesket-in-the-Forest, Holme Abbey, Kirkby Lonsdale, Little Strickland, Mallerstang, Rockcliffe, Sebergham, Stapleton, Thornthwaite, Threlkeld, Ulverston, Walton, Whicham, Whitbeck, Wigton, Wreay
  • SS Mary & Michael: Cartmel, Urswick
  • St Mary Magdalene: Brackenthwaite, Broughton-in-Furness, Hayton (Carlisle), Lanercost
  • St Michael: Addingham, Ainstable, Appleby, Arlecdon, Arthuret, Barton, Beetham, Bootle, Bowness-on-Solway, Brough, Burgh-by-Sands, Dalston, Hawkshead, Isel, Kirkby Thore, Lamplugh, Lowther, Mosser, Muncaster, Nether Wasdale, Pennington, Shap, Skelton, Stanwix, Torpenhow, Workington
  • St Nicholas: Flimby, Lazonby, Whitehaven
  • St Ninian: Brougham
  • St Oswald: Burneside, Dean, Grasmere, Kirkoswald, Ravenstonedale
  • St Patrick: Bampton, Patterdale, Preston Patrick
  • St Paul: Irton
  • St Peter: Asby, Askham, Camerton, Castle Carrock, Drigg, Heversham, Kirkbampton, Langwathby, Linstock
  • St Theobald: Great Musgrave
  • St Thomas: Crosscrake
  • St Thomas a Becket: Farlam
  • St Wilfrid: Brougham
  • No dedication/dedication unknown: Easton, Haile, Highhead, Ireby, Kirkby Stephen, Ponsonby, Upper Denton

Dedications of post-medieval churches

  • All Saints: Calthwaite (1913), Kendal (1866), Lupton (1868), Raughton Head (1678), Penruddock (1902), Satterthwaite (C16th), Storth (1897), Watermillock (1558)
  • All Souls: Netherton (1886), Scotby (1854)
  • Christ Church: Allonby (1744), Broughton (1856), Carlisle (1828), Cockermouth (1865), Ivegill (1868), Kirksanton (1891), Maryport (1872), Penrith (1850), Silloth (1870), Waverton (1865), Whitehaven (1847)
  • Good Shepherd: Grizebeck (1898)
  • Holy Innocents: Broughton Mills (1887)
  • Holy Spirit: Middleton (C17th)
  • Holy Trinity: Bardsea (1843), Brathay (1836), Carlisle (1830), Casterton (1831), Colton (C16th), Grange (1861), Great Langdale (C16th), Holme (1839), Howgill (c. 1685), Mardale (C16th), Rosley (1840), Seathwaite (C16th), Ulverston (1832), West Seaton (1893), Whitehaven (1714)
  • St Aidan: Barrow (1952), Carlisle (1899), Newbiggin-on-Lune (1892)
  • St Andrew: Borrowdale (C16th), Carlisle (1890), Coniston (1578), Mirehouse (1955)
  • St Anne: Haverthwaite (1824), Ings (1635)
  • St Barnabas: Carlisle (1899), Great Strickland (1872), Newton (1900)
  • St Bega: Eskdale (1890)
  • St Bridget: Calder Bridge (1842)
  • St Columba: Broughton Moor (1905)
  • St Cuthbert: Holme St Cuthbert (1845), Seascale (1881)
  • St Elisabeth: Harraby (1954)
  • St Francis: Barrow (1937)
  • St George: Barrow (1861), Kendal (1755), Millom (1877)
  • St Gregory: Vale of Lune (1860s)
  • St Herbert: Braithwaite (1900), Carlisle (1932)
  • St James: Arnside (1864), Barrow (1869), Carlisle (1867), Cummersdale (1927), Hayton (Aspatria) (1868), Ireby (1845), Over Staveley (1865), Tebay (1880), Welton (1874), Whitehaven (1752)
  • St John the Baptist: Blackford (1871), Blawith (1577), Flookburgh (C16th), Garsdale (C16th), Murton-cum-Hilton (1856), St John's in the Vale (C16th), Skelsmergh (C16th), Ulpha (C16th), Upperby (1840)
  • St John the Evangelist: Barrow (1878), Bigrigg (1877), Carlisle (1867), Cleator Moor (1872), Cotehill (1868), Cowgill (1837), Cumdivock (1870), Cumwhinton (C19th/20th), Eamont Bridge (1871), Firbank (1841), Gamblesby (1868), Helsington (1726), Hensingham (1791), Houghton (1839), Keswick (1838), Levens (1827), Osmotherley (1874), Plumpton Wall (1907), Skirwith (1856), Uldale (1869), Windermere (1886), Workington (1823)
  • St Jude: Gaitsgill (1869), Sandside (1874)
  • St Lawrence: Great Broughton (C17th)
  • St Leonard: Swarthmoor (1883)
  • St Luke: Barrow (1878), Carlisle (1958), Haverigg (1891), Soulby (C17th), Torver (C16th)
  • St Margaret: Dalton-in-Furness (1904), Low Wray (1845), Wythop (1865)
  • St Mark: Barrow (1878), Belah (1951), Cautley (1847)
  • St Martin: Brampton (1788)
  • St Mary: Allithwaite (1865), Ambleside (1854), Carlisle (1870), Hethersgill (1876), Longsleddale (C16th), Maryport (1760), Penny Bridge (C18th), Rydal (1823), Stainmore (1861), Staveley-in-Furness (C17th), Walney (1568), Windermere (1847), Workington (1889)
  • SS Mary & Gabriel: Market Brough (C16th)
  • St Mary Magdalene: Gilsland (1852)
  • St Matthew: Barrow (1878), Dendron (1644), Westnewton (1857)
  • St Michael: Addingham (C16th), Rampside (1621)
  • St Nicholas: Nicholforest (C17th)
  • St Olaf: Wasdale Head (C16th)
  • St Paul: Barrow (1871), Carlisle (1869), Causewayhead (1845), Frizington (1867), Grange-over-Sands (1852), Lindale (1627), Pooley Bridge (1867), Rutland (1745), Seaton (1881), Warwick Bridge (1845), Witherslack (C16th)
  • St Perran: Barrow (1874)
  • St Peter: Broughton (1731), Far Sawrey (1866), Finsthwaite (1724), Ireleth (1637), Kells (1908), Kingmoor (1930), Lindal (1875), Mansergh (1726), Martindale (1880)
  • St Philip: Eaglesfield (1891)
  • St Stephen: Carlisle (1865), New Hutton (1739), Stainmore (1608)
  • St Thomas: Kendal (1837), Milnthorpe (1837), Selside (C17th)
  • No dedication/dedication unknown: Bleatarn (1865), Colby (C19th), Grange Fell (1898), Graythwaite (?), Hincaster (?), Hunsonby (1905), Keekle (1875), Kirkland (1886), Knock (1905), Lees Hill (?), Little Langdale (C19th), Little Salkeld (C19th), Matterdale (C16th), Moresby Parks (1902), Newlands (1571), Papcastle (1875), Ravenglass (?), Swindale (C17th), Talkin (1842), Thornhill (1932), Thrimby (C16th), Tindale (?), Underskiddaw (1829), Wath Brow (1881), Wythburn (C16th), Wythop (C16th)

Benefices by population

Benefice Population Churches Clergy (Nov 2025)
Carlisle St Herbert // Carlisle Harraby // Carlisle Upperby 24,600 3 1 Joint Rector/Vicar
Carlisle Holy Trinity St Barnabas // Carlisle Morton 23,945 2 Vacant, 0.33 Curate
Barrow-in-Furness South 18,779 2 Vacant, 0.5 Curate
Penrith with Newton Reigny 17,353 3 1 Team Rector, 2 Curates
Kendal Holy Trinity 17,287 1 1 Vicar, 2.5 Curates, 2.5 NSMs
Barrow-in-Furness St John // Walney Island 12,742 2 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Dalton-in-Furness and Ireleth-with-Askam 11,998 2 1 Priest-in-Charge
Workington 11,935 2 Vacant, 1 NSM
Ulverston 11,834 2 1 Rector
Cockermouth Area 11,696 4 1 Team Rector, 3 Curates, 2 NSMs
Maryport, Netherton, Flimby & Broughton Moor 11,679 3 Vacant, 0.5 NSM
Egremont and Haile // St Bees 11,415 5 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge, 1 Team Vicar, 2 NSMs, 1 Hon. Curate
Barrow-in-Furness North 10,558 2 Vacant
Crosslacon 10,171 4 1 Team Rector
South Lakes 9,851 6 1 Team Rector, 1 Team Vicar
Beacon 9,381 6 1 Priest-in-Charge
Carlisle Stanwix 9,095 2 1 Priest-in-Charge, 0.33 Curate, 1 NSM
Eden, Gelt and Irthing 9,043 10 1 Team Rector, 1 NSM
Barrow-in-Furness St Paul 9,023 1 1 Priest-in-Charge, 1.5 Curates, 1 NSM
Whitehaven 8,669 2 1 Team Rector, 0.5 Curate
Harrington and Distington 8,161 2 1 Rector, 1 Curate
Criffel View (Allonby etc // Aspatria etc) 8,077 6 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge, 1 Curate, 0.5 Hon. Curate
Wigton // Thursby 7,851 2 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Heart of Eden 7,588 13 1 Priest-in-Charge, 2 NSMs
Carlisle St John the Evangelist (under Bishop of Ebbsfleet) 7,413 2 1 Vicar
Millom 6,943 2 Vacant (since 2018)
Whitehaven Hensingham (under Bishop of Ebbsfleet) 6,655 1 1 Vicar
Workington Westfield 6,638 1 1 Priest-in-Charge
Solway Plain 6,426 7 Vacant, 1.5 NSMs, 0.5 Hon. Curate
Camerton, Seaton and West Seaton 6,244 2 1 Vicar
Carlisle Denton Holme 5,990 1 1 Vicar, 0.33 Curate
Esk // Rockcliffe & Blackford 5,636 5 Vacant
Low Furness 5,558 4 Vacant, 1 Curate
Cross Fell // Kirkoswald, Renwick etc 5,520 12 Vacant, 1 Interim Priest-in-Charge (Kirkoswald etc)
Carlisle Houghton (under Bishop of Ebbsfleet) 5,075 2 1 Vicar
Whitehaven Kells 5,058 1 1 Vicar, 0.5 Curate, 1 NSM
Keswick w Borrowdale // St John's, Threlkeld & Wythburn 4,626 6 1 Joint Vicar/Priest-in-Charge
Brigham, Clifton, Dean & Mosser 4,575 5 Vacant (since 2019)
North Westmorland 4,561 8 1 Priest-in-Charge, 1.33 Curates, 1 NSM
Crook // Kendal St Thomas 4,429 2 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Carlisle St Aidan // Carlisle St Cuthbert 4,402 2 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Kirkby Lonsdale 4,385 7 1 Team Rector, 1 Team Vicar, 1 Curate
Heversham and Milnthorpe // Levens 4,323 3 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Upper Eden 4,283 5 1 Priest-in-Charge, 0.33 Curate, 0.5 NSM
Allithwaite and Flookburgh 4,269 2 1 Vicar
Old and New Hutton // Natland // Crosscrake 4,259 4 Vacant, 0.5 Curate, 1.5 NSMs, 1 Hon. Curate
Grange-Over-Sands and Field Broughton with Lindale 4,159 3 1 Vicar, 1 NSM
Barony of Burgh 4,104 6 Vacant, 2 NSMs
Holme Eden and Wetheral with Warwick 4,058 2 1 Rector
Arnside // Beetham 4,008 2 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge, 1 Joint Curate
Seatallan 3,996 7 1 Rector, 1 Curate
Western Dales 3,949 8 1 Vicar
Whitehaven Mirehouse 3,946 1 Vacant
Binsey 3,904 12 1 Team Rector, 1 Team Vicar, 1 Curate
Dalston w Cumdivock, Ivegill, Raughton Head & Wreay 3,869 5 Vacant
Inglewood 3,616 7 1 Priest-in-Charge
High Westmorland 3,557 5 Vacant, 0.33 Curate, 0.5 NSM
Moresby (under Bishop of Ebbsfleet) 3,446 1 1 Priest-in-Charge
Loughrigg 3,205 4 1 Team Rector, 1 Team Vicar, 1 NSM
Barrow-in-Furness St Mark 3,178 1 Vacant (since 2017)
Western Lake District 3,155 10 1 Rector, 1 Curate
Burton and Holme (under Bishop of Ebbsfleet) 2,949 2 1 Vicar
Scotby and Cotehill with Cumwhinton 2,817 2 1 Vicar
The Duddon Estuary 2,804 7 1 Vicar
Coniston and the Crake Valley 2,608 5 1 Rector
Cartmel Fell // Crosthwaite // Underb // Winster // Withers 2,591 6 Vacant, 1 NSM, 1 Hon. Curate
Keswick Crosthwaite // Upper Derwent 2,406 5 1 Joint Priest-in-Charge
Caldbeck, Castle Sow, Seb // Westward, Rosley, Welton 2,155 6 Vacant
Dacre, Matterdale and Watermillock 1,838 3 1 Vicar, 1 Curate, 1 NSM
Lanercost, Walton, Gilsland and Nether Denton 1,676 4 1 Rector
Bewcastle, Stapleton and Kirklinton with Hethersgill 1,509 4 1 Priest-in-Charge
Greystoke with Penruddock and Mungrisdale 1,503 3 1 Rector
Leven Valley 1,245 3 1 Vicar
Hawkshead etc 1,094 4 1 Vicar, 1 Curate
Lamplugh with Ennerdale 965 3 Vacant (since 2013)
Grasmere and Rydal 847 2 1 Rector
Barton, Pooley Bridge and Martindale 790 4 1 Vicar
Cartmel 623 1 1 Vicar
Lorton and Loweswater with Buttermere 570 3 Vacant (since 2020), 1 Curate, 1 Hon. Curate
Lindal with Marton 536 1 Vacant
Patterdale 502 1 1 Priest-in-Charge
[Carlisle Cathedral 0 1 1 Dean, 2 Canons Residentiary]

There are a total of 81 benefices (counting multiple benefices held simultaneously by the same cleric as one).

Deaneries by population

Deanery Population Churches Clergy (Nov 2025) Popn. per stip. cl.
Carlisle 84,389 19 1 Rector, 3 Vicars, 2 Priests-in-Charge, 1 Curate, 1 NSM 12,056
Solway 73,270 37 1 Rector, 1 Vicar, 3 Priests-in-Charge, 2 Curates, 5 NSMs, 1 Hon. Curate 10,467
Kendal 57,561 41 1 Rector, 4 Vicars, 4 Priests-in-Charge, 5 Curates, 4 NSMs, 2 Hon. Curates 4,112
Calder 57,476 35 4 Rectors, 3 Vicars, 2 Priests-in-Charge, 3 Curates, 3 NSMs, 1 Hon. Curate 4,790
Barrow 54,280 8 2 Priests-in-Charge, 2 Curates, 1 Deanery Curate, 1 NSM 10,856
Furness 42,281 23 2 Rectors, 1 Vicar, 1 Priest-in-Charge, 1 Curate 8,456
Penrith 31,122 33 2 Rectors, 2 Vicars, 3 Priests-in-Charge, 3 Curates, 1 NSM 3,112
Derwent 27,777 35 2 Rectors, 2 Vicars, 1 Priest-in-Charge, 5 Curates, 2 NSMs, 1 Hon. Curate 2,778
Windermere 25,293 25 3 Rectors, 7 Vicars, 1 Curate, 2 NSMs 2,299
Brampton 24,739 27 3 Rectors, 1 Vicar, 1 Priest-in-Charge, 1 NSM 4,948
Appleby 19,989 31 3 Priests-in-Charge, 2 Curates, 4 NSMs 3,998
Totals 498,177 314 91 stipendiary clergy, 29 non-stipendiary average: 5,474

Archdeaconries by population

Archdeaconry Population Churches Clergy (Nov 2025) Popn. per stip. cl.
Westmorland and Furness 179,415 97 35 stipendiary, 9 non-stipendiary 5,126
Carlisle 160,239 110 27 stipendiary, 7 non-stipendiary 5,935
West Cumberland 158,523 107 29 stipendiary, 13 non-stipendiary 5,466

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