Science Week at Cathedrals
10th March 2020
Cathedrals mark British Science Week with …. Sound and Light shows to take visitors into space and beyond So, it thrilled audiences in Exeter and
10th March 2020
Cathedrals mark British Science Week with …. Sound and Light shows to take visitors into space and beyond So, it thrilled audiences in Exeter and
09th March 2020
Forget Gin, Blackburn Cathedral launches its own coffee and tea blends. First it was gin, now Blackburn Cathedral has launched its own blend of
06th March 2020
Or at least near the moon. In Rochester Cathedral. Visitor numbers are out of this world for Rochester Cathedral’s Museum of the Moon, a touring
05th March 2020
Pilgrimage and Becket: Southwark opens its doors for Cathedrals At Night event Pilgrimage is the theme for Southwark Cathedral’s Cathedrals at
05th March 2020
2020 Thomas Becket – Merchant’s Son, Chancellor, Archbishop, Traitor, Saint. It was a murder that shocked Europe, and created a cult of
02nd March 2020
Pilgrimage: Southwark Cathedral’s Lent Art Installation Pilgrimage is Southwark Cathedral’s Lent Art Installation that traces Thomas
28th February 2020
February, the second month of Year of Cathedrals has been a month of firsts! We brought you the Pilgrim Passport and announced Cathedrals At
28th February 2020
I will not be silent while the world is on fire, will you? Greta Thunberg has been addressing huge crowds in front of Bristol Cathedral today as
27th February 2020
To celebrate 2020 Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage, every day we’re sharing a photo of a cathedral, inside or out, the people that
24th February 2020
Worcester Cathedral dominates the city, more so than even the currently engorged and flooded River Severn it roars out of the river in a scene so
21st February 2020
To Peterborough Cathedral and the tickets are on sale NOW! Tickets go on sale today (Friday February 21st) for T. rex: The Killer Question, the
19th February 2020
Salisbury 2020: City on the move is a year-long celebration of the Salisbury Cathedral’s move from Old Sarum 800 years ago and laying of the
17th February 2020
Heritage Lottery Fund Work Begins On Newcastle Cathedral Building work has finally started to transform Newcastle Cathedral, breathe new life
17th February 2020
A series of events designed to promote and celebrate pilgrimage will take place in Oxford’s Christ Church Cathedral over the next year as part of
08th February 2020
JUST IN: Pilgrim Passports Pilgrim passports are now available in every Church of England cathedral as part of the national campaign for 2020
07th February 2020
And they’re off…. Choristers from Birmingham Cathedral kick start their own ‘Year of Pilgrimage’ with a tour of performances over the border.
31st January 2020
A special evening candlelit pilgrimage will lead visitors in an immersive sound and light experience around Bradford Cathedral this Saturday as
31st January 2020
And so it begins….Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage.. Happy 1,000th birthday sees significant firsts Two special pilgrimages have been
30th January 2020
Well, what a first month it’s been for Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage. Our new website went live allowing us to better tell our stories
29th January 2020
The Church in Wales has joined the Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage project by launching a host of new pilgrimage routes tracing the
22nd January 2020
Coffee anyone? Year of Pilgrimage takes on new meaning at Winchester Cathedral. People are being asked to help create a giant labyrinth in the
20th January 2020
Stand Together is the theme for this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day on Monday 27 January which marks 75 years since the liberation of
15th January 2020
I grew up in the 1970’s and 80’s on the outskirts of Birmingham and one of my earliest memories was a trip to Birmingham Cathedral where we
15th January 2020
Working with the British Pilgrimage Trust and as part of the 2020 Year of Cathedrals we are very pleased to share the brilliant 1-day pilgrimage
15th January 2020
And here are the rest of the Cathedral One Day Pilgrimage routes for 2020 Year of Cathedrals. London St Paul’s, Southwark and Westminster Abbey
14th January 2020
We’re rightly proud of our British choral tradition. Feted as one of the singular glories of musical history, it has formed a key part of our
13th January 2020
They were kept safe for the nation in Welsh slate mines during the Second World War and today they are one step closer to being renewed and
10th January 2020
More Year of Cathedrals celebrations taking place at Salisbury, Exeter and Sheffield Cathedrals. Sarum Lights – Salisbury Cathedral2020 Sarum
10th January 2020
Our cathedrals are lighting up as part of Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage. Carlisle Cathedral presents City of Lights, starting February
10th January 2020
Spectacular sound and light shows transform English cathedrals marking the start of 2020: Year of Cathedrals Year of Pilgrimage. English
09th January 2020
Some Cathedrals, such as Birmingham and Bristol, sit squarely and comfortably in their cities as part of a rich tapestry of the culture of the
08th January 2020
Tributes have been paid to Thomas, a 19-year-old cat who was a much loved visitor to Portsmouth Cathedral. For years he mingled among ranks of
30th December 2019
Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage. Museum of the Moon, Knife Angel, Gaia, #SeeingitDifferently on a helter-skelter, Northern Lights in York
20th December 2019
Well I never….a Flashmob on an Easyjet flight to Bologna can be revealed as our very own Hereford Cathedral Choir! Hereford Cathedral Choir
17th December 2019
Here is a collection of the most commonly asked questions when it comes to cathedrals. Starting with the obvious. What is a Cathedral? A
11th December 2019
We’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you to Marcus, our new guest blogger. This year he decided to attempt to visit and
11th December 2019
“And for a moment, it feels like home.” If you’re wondering “what is a cathedral?” Amber-Page’s brilliant
10th December 2019
Notre-Dame Cathedral will be remembered this Christmas as images from its famous windows are projected across the nave of Lichfield Cathedral as
09th December 2019
Adopt a misericord or a character in a stained glass window or buy a pew …these are just some of the more unusual present ideas on offer from
06th December 2019
The spirit reconciliation is at the heart of everything at Coventry Cathedral. Their Dean, John Witcombe has written this prayer ahead of next
01st December 2019
Angels, shepherds, Romans, kings, advent windows, Christmas trees made entirely from plastic bottles, festive fairs, community Christmas tree
27th November 2019
There are over 40 Anglican English cathedrals and following the news that attendance at them has risen by 14% in the last decade the Guardian has
26th November 2019
England’s cathedrals have witnessed their highest Easter congregation numbers in recent years, while visitor numbers increased by a million on
23rd November 2019
What a year! There have been arts projects, poetry written, bells rung, music composed, songs sung, lectures given and history rediscovered and
21st November 2019
Jonathan Carmyllie of Whalley Abbey lit a candle and said a prayer before setting off along the new pilgrimage route to Blackburn Cathedral. And
18th November 2019
He’s raised thousands for the Chorister Appeal, been immortalised in a range of merchandise from paperweights to fridge magnets, made the front
15th November 2019
However you arrive at a cathedral next year you will be able to come on foot, thanks to a collaboration between the British Pilgrimage Trust and
08th November 2019
Reconciliation is the theme for this Sunday’s worship from Coventry Cathedral which will be broadcast on Radio 4 this Sunday morning as part of
05th November 2019
Gloucester Cathedral has just announced grants from Allchurches Trust and the Garfield Weston Foundation that will enable it to continue its
05th November 2019
Over 20,000 people took a journey to the moon and stars at St Albans while 22,000 visitors experienced the awe and beauty of York Minster’s
25th October 2019
The first ever auction of stonework from Durham Cathedral saw 85 lots raise over £62,000 which was then matched pound for pound by the National
24th October 2019
The most famous cathedral cat, Doorkins Magnificat has announced her retirement. Doorkins has been a much loved feature at Southwark Cathedral
17th October 2019
Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage Following in the footsteps of a thousand years of pilgrims: the first St Frideswide Pilgrimage More than
17th October 2019
A year of celebration has been launched to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the founding of Salisbury and its iconic cathedral. Named
15th October 2019
As well as 2020 bringing together a remarkable number of individual cathedral anniversaries and initiatives that help tell Britain’s story, there
10th October 2019
Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage 2020 He was excommunicated by Canterbury and died on the way to plead his case to the Pope. Now the rich
09th October 2019
This Sunday Carlisle Cathedral and the Rheged Centre in Penrith are hosting a very special gala cinema evening with a red carpet reception, live
08th October 2019
Saving the Deep – an installation by Jacha Potgieter A stunning, topical and thought provoking installation in the cloisters of Chester Cathedral
08th October 2019
Climate change was the focus for this year’s traditional harvest celebrations at Winchester Cathedral over the weekend. As well as traditional
20th September 2019
The carbon footprint of 901 year old Peterborough Cathedral is set to reduce significantly thanks to a major sponsorship deal with an
20th September 2019
Prayers highlighting the earth’s climate emergency will be said at York Minster on Friday 20 September – Global Climate Strike day. The
13th September 2019
Many of our cathedrals are opening their doors to take part in the biggest Heritage Open Days event so far to mark its 25th anniversary.
13th September 2019
Schoolchildren are being bussed in to see it, there’s a conference organised to look at ways to tackle it, a book to pledge yourself to it, and a
10th September 2019
Cathedrals have hit the headlines this summer: a Helter Skelter in Norwich, mini-golf at Rochester, a Lunar Landscape and light show at
02nd September 2019
Cathedrals have issued an open invitation for people to come in and use their space to think, reflect and pray in these uncertain times.
28th August 2019
EAT UP AND STAND UP … alleviating food poverty and food waste at Wakefield Cathedral Wakefield Cathedral has just teamed up with The Real
19th August 2019
According to our statisticians, 99.99% of people visiting Norwich Cathedral‘s Seeing It Differently Project and their Helter Skelter
08th August 2019
Adrian Dorber, Dean of Lichfield speaks on BBC Radio Three Counties last weekend about the ‘serious mission imperatives’ behind
08th August 2019
“The fun comes in the shape of a helter skelter. The serious comes in creating opportunities for reflective, God-shaped conversations.” Norwich
06th August 2019
“What science does is to keep on challenging me so that I don’t make God too small.” Canon Pat Hawkins, Lichfield Cathedral.
31st July 2019
Alongside its daily round of worship, cathedrals are opening up their spaces in bold and creative ways to welcome and engage new and existing
22nd July 2019
The Knife Angel, Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon and Gaia and Light Night – It’s been a busy year for England’s newest and largest
12th July 2019
A service to mark the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing will be broadcast live from Leicester Cathedral this weekend. The service on BBC Radio
04th July 2019
Walk, cycle, worship, music and art – Cathedrals mark Moon Landing anniversary Visitors can walk on the moon at Lichfield Cathedral, cycle to the
20th June 2019
Houston, this is Eagle. This is the LM Pilot speaking. I would like to request a few moments of silence. I would like to invite each person
18th June 2019
He might seem lost in the city but a giant puppet of Britain’s first saint, St Alban will find himself outside St Paul’s Cathedral to launch a
07th June 2019
A big !THANK YOU! to Hereford Cathedral Choir today who are travelling home today from France after taking part in four separate D Day
07th June 2019
1 night: 80 choristers: 1,000 year old musical tradition. Thursday 13th June 2019 Boy and girl choristers from over 40 cathedrals and choral
03rd June 2019
National Volunteers Week 2019 Lichfield Cathedral awarded Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service in a week cathedrals say thank you to all
31st May 2019
Hereford Cathedral Choir will be travelling to France in June to take part in services and events commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
22nd May 2019
Cathedrals across the country are marking National Dementia Week this week in song. Research has proven that the power of music in helping those
21st May 2019
Exhibitions which take visitors to the moon and back to earth and invite you to discover more about our nation’s rich heritage go on show this
13th May 2019
Four cathedrals across the country have benefited from a cash injection of over £8m to help better engage with their communities through
10th May 2019
Some Funding Good News!! The first phase of work to protect 600-year-old stained glass windows as part of an 11 year, £11m conservation and
10th May 2019
Chichester, Wakefield, Lincoln, Winchester, Salisbury, Norwich, Leicester, Derby, and Worcester Cathedral – all have peregrine falcon
25th April 2019
A vigil will be held tonight (Thursday) in Leicester Cathedral to remember those affected by the Easter Day bombings in Sri Lanka. Led by the
18th April 2019
Not once but twice …. Southwell Minster live on BBC this Easter Day Two Easter Services are to be broadcast live from Southwell Minster on BBC
17th April 2019
The bells of our cathedrals will ring tomorrow evening to show solidarity with our sister cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. From Carlisle in the
17th April 2019
Cathedrals call for a national fund following devastating fire at Notre Dame. The pain we have experienced watching the fire at Notre Dame has
16th April 2019
Prayers have been offered up in our cathedrals for the people of France after the devastating fire at Notre Dame, Paris struck at the very heart
04th April 2019
Fun in a cathedral…? Archbishop of Canterbury to launch augmented reality trail in Peterborough The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd
29th March 2019
Derby Cathedral is marking five days of prayer for peace, reconciliation and a good way forward with those you disagree, over what would have
27th March 2019
We are proud as punch to announce that Norwich Cathedral is the last stop on Dippy’s tour! Yes – that’s right –
27th March 2019
First it was the choir of Hereford Cathedral in Italy making history after being invited to sing for the Pope, and now its famous Magna Carta has
27th March 2019
More art in our cathedrals… Former Turner prize nominee, David Mach returns to Chester Cathedral to build a live installation and Luke Jerram
22nd March 2019
Watch our Lent 2019 Easter Video. Lent is a time for contemplation, a time for reflection, a time to take time to prepare before the celebrations
21st March 2019
Salisbury Cathedral has been shortlisted for the Temporary or Touring Exhibition in the Museum and Heritage Awards for its exhibition of Michael
19th March 2019
The creatures of Hereford Cathedral’s medieval Mappa Mundi have been reinterpreted for the 21st century by eminent artist, Yinka Shonibare, CBE.
18th March 2019
Science and religion have always made for interesting bed fellows and this year – the 50th anniversary of the moon landing – four of our
15th March 2019
An apprentice stonemason from Hereford Cathedral who carved a roundel for Prince Charles’s home in Highgrove has been recognised for his