Church membership
What is the Electoral Roll?
The Electoral Roll is the list of names and addresses of a church’s membership. Every person listed on the Roll is eligible to attend the Annual Parochial Church Meeting.
The Cranbourne Annual Parochial Meeting will take place on Sunday 18 April at approx. 11.45am at St Peter's church.
The Winkfield Annual Parochial Meeting will take place on Wednesday 21 April at 7.30pm at St Martin's church hall.
A new roll was created in 2007 and is renewed every six years. This year and subsequent years up to 2013, the Electoral Roll will only be amended with any new names that have been added or names of those who are no longer members taken off.
Anyone who is not already a member and wishes to be entered on the Roll should fill out an application form.
You qualify to be on the Electoral Roll of either Winkfield or Cranbourne if you are:
- aged 16 years or over
- baptised
- a member of the Church of England
- either resident in that parish or habitually attend public worship in that parish.
The Electoral Roll application form is available to download here.
Please print and complete your form and post to the Church office - contact us.
The Electoral Roll Officer is the person responsible for maintaining and dealing with all queries about the Roll.
The Electoral Roll officer for Winkfield (St Martin's and St Mary's churches) is Jenni Bruce - Jenni can be contacted by email.
The Electoral Roll officer for Cranbourne (St Peter's church) is Pat McBryde Fletcher - Pat can be contacted by email.
Church Office
C/o St Martin’s Church Rd
Chavey Down
Ascot
SL5 8RR