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Educated at Acton Technical College and Oak Hill Theological College, [1] he was ordained in 1964. [2] After curacies at St James’ Church, Alperton and [3] the Parish Church of St Helen, Merseyside he held two incumbencies in Muswell Hill (St James then St Matthew) before his elevation to the Deanery.
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