LeckhamptonSaint Peter's is only part of the local community at Leckhampton. These pages describe some of the other organisations within the parish and act as a portal to other sites of interest in the nearby area.
Saint Peter's is also part of a wider World community and this is reflected in some of the interests of our members.
LeckhamptonMore than 3,500 people live in this parish and there are about 1800 homes. There are some small industries, shops and a pub.
There are some important organisations in the parish...
The Leckhampton Church of England Primary School and Church work together to provide a Christian ethos for the children, staff and Governors. We have recently started a Prayer Network for the school.
The Sue Ryder Care Centre offers day-care,short term respite care and long-term care.
Also in Leckhampton but beyond our parish boundaries...
St. Philip & St. James Leckhampton is a neighbouring anglican parish.
WorldWe are linked with the wider Church as part of the Diocese of Gloucester and through the work of the Church which we sponsor each year.
Other local and world wide links
Local Schools
Gloucestershire Music
John Wright, Musician Gloucestershire charities
The James Hopkins Trust Gloucestershire organisations
Leckhampton Local History Society Other local churches
Churchesincheltenham.org.uk Bethesda Methodist Church Cheltenham Samaritans Emmanuel Church Leckhampton Baptist Church Prestbury Prinknash Abbey Prinknash Abbey (Retreats, conferences) St Christopher's Church, Warden Hill St. Luke's, Cheltenham St. Mark's, Cheltenham Local businesses
National Charities
The Women's Institute Other
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland
We are happy to include links to websites of local churches and faith communities organisations, and to bodies connected to St Peter’s or actively working for the benefit of the local community. Sorry, we do not normally include political or commercial links.
If you wish to have your link added to these pages please contact the webmaster.
NB The contents of these websites do not necessarily reflect the views of the PCC but are those of the organisations concerned.
