Stephen Cottrell has resisted calls from some quarters to quit, and survived a vote to stop him giving a presidential address ...
Members of the Church of England’s parliament have voted for more independent oversight of the way it handles abuse ...
The Archbishop of York will deliver the opening address to General Synod today as he fights to hold onto his senior position ...
The Church’s parliament is meeting for five days this week following a turbulent few months for its leadership.
The General Synod has voted to transfer most of the Church of England's national safeguarding staff to a new independent body ...
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell is the "wrong person" to bring much-needed reform to the Church of England, the Bishop of ...
The Church of England on Tuesday will take the first step towards overhauling its safeguarding system to make it independent ...
The Church of England on Tuesday stopped short of backing a fully independent safeguarding model to deal with abuse cases, ...
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Abuse survivors plead with Church Synod to vote for independent safeguardingLeaflets being handed out to members on Tuesday branded the Church’s attitude and processes to date a ‘safeguarding failure’.
THE Church of England’s General Synod is set to gather on Monday for the first time since the archbishop of Canterbury’s ...
The General Synod, the Church’s governing body, voted to revive the stripping of holy orders following a string of abuse scandals. The practice was abolished more than 20 years ago.
A fifth of General Synod members voted to block the Most Rev Stephen Cottrell from delivering his opening speech at Monday’s Synod gathering in London. In a provocative move, a lay Synod member ...
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