Church of England vicar arrested over 'voyeurism' claims He said: "We arrested a 48-year-old man from Weston on suspicion of voyeurism in July of this year. Investigations are ongoing and the man remains on police bail. He did not provide further details. A spokesman for the Diocese of Bath and Wells issued a brief statment saying: "The diocese has no comment to add to the information that the police have provided." The couple worked at different churches in North London and then took up posts at the same church in Kent, where they stayed for almost nine years. The vicar, who was educated at a comprehensive in Fowey, Cornwall, was the "Team Vicar" at the All Saints Hempstead church between July 1998 and December 2006. At his current role, which he has been in since leaving Kent, he is also Co-ordinator of a music group in Weston, called WWJD and is the "Vocation chaplain" in the Bath and Wells Diocese. According to a profile on a social networking site, Rev Lee lists his interests as "anything to do with railways," as well as sailing, reading, walking, the theatre, cinema and both listenning and playing to music. They have not publicly commented.