THE head of the church of England in Guernsey, the Dean, the Very Rev. Canon Paul Mellor, is retiring in August – with his replacement yet to be chosen. The 64-year-old, who has served the island for 11 years, said he had thoroughly enjoyed his ‘full and hectic’ time in such a distinctive and unique place to live. Mr Mellor said his replacement would be appointed by the Crown, but no decision was likely...
Church of England Dean to retire
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