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Bell project update
On Saturday 4th August 2018, a second crane lift returned our two treble, or lightest, bells back home to the belfry, having undergone their maintenance…
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Medieval Medical Treatments, Part I: A Cure For Your Headache
(Disclaimer: do not try this at home or any other location – medieval treatments were just as likely to cause illness as to cure it)…
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The Cycling Bishop of Exeter
On the day that the Tour de France, arguably the world’s most iconic cycling race, prepares for its Grand Départ, we thought that it would be…
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Three year Cathedral project ‘tops out’
A three-year project to restore glasswork and masonry around the East Gable of Exeter Cathedral reached its conclusion this week when a ‘topping-out’ ceremony was…
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70 years of the NHS
The NHS turns 70 on the 5th July. Canon Mike Williams writes with some thoughts ahead of this anniversary Some say the NHS is the…
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Bye bye bells!
Two treble bells will be removed from the South Tower on Saturday 7th July, as the current maintenance project in the south tower continues. The…
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Inside the box – exploring the Exeter Cathedral organ
Timothy Parsons, Assistant Director of Music This Wednesday, 4th July, I will be presenting a talk in the Chapter House about the Cathedral Organ and…
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Ringing the changes
June 2018 is something of a landmark month in the life of the bells at Exeter Cathedral, and particularly for the fourteen housed in the…
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Ringing the ‘light ten’ for the Royal Wedding
Just over forty years ago, HM Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Silver Jubilee, and here at Exeter Cathedral we marked the event in a very…
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Remembering Zebrugge, 100 years on
On 23rd April we remembered the centenary of the daring and hazardous “Zeebrugge Raid”, and particularly the involvement of the Sandford brothers (Francis and Richard) who…