Coffee Morning and Councillors Surgery

Monthly. Every Second Saturday at for 1 hour
St Peters Church and Centre, Stanley
Lake Lock Road Wakefield, WF3 4HW, United Kingdom
These are held on the 2nd Saturday of every month and are a great place to enjoy a chat and some lovely refreshments including bacon sandwiches. We also have a raffle, tombola, and more. Local councillors are also available from 10.00 am for anyone who would like to chat and raise any local issues.

St Peters Church and Centre, Stanley

Welcome to St Peter’s Church. Part of the North Wakefield Benefice.

We are a Church that puts the local community at the centre of its thoughts. We believe it is vital that everyone connected to us feels part of something truly special, our church is a place they can always be themselves, allowing their faith to flourish and help others within this unique parish.
This ‘everyone counts’ mentality allows for an inclusive feel at every level, from those faces we see regularly to the people who dip in & out of our lives when they need support most.

A warm welcome awaits!

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Get in touch

Church Office

St Peter’s Church Centre
Lake Lock Road
Stanley
Wakefield

WF3 4HW
Parish Administrator
01924 835746

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Coffee Morning and Councillors Surgery

Monthly. Every Second Saturday at for 1 hour
St Peters Church and Centre, Stanley
Lake Lock Road Wakefield, WF3 4HW, United Kingdom

These are held on the 2nd Saturday of every month and are a great place to enjoy a chat and some lovely refreshments including bacon sandwiches. We also have a raffle, tombola, and more. Local councillors are also available from 10.00 am for anyone who would like to chat and raise any local issues.

Our Benefice

Safeguarding

If you are worried about a child or adult, or that a person may be a risk to others, please contact either:
David Florence (Safeguarding Officer) tel 01924 871710,
or Rev Diane Komorowski tel 07903 044570
or the Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser ([email protected] tel:0113 353 0257) without delay.

If a child or adult is in immediate danger or requires medical attention, call the police and/or social services immediately. For more information about safeguarding, see our dedicated Safeguarding information below

View more Safeguarding information on our website