By N. Jaberi and Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist Soil is that vital mixture of organic matter, minerals, gases, liquids, and small organisms that is so…
By Ned Remington Exeter Cathedral is proud to be supporting 19-year-old Devonian, Ned Remington, as an Official Observer at this year’s COP29 Climate Summit in Baku. Ned’s placement is part of the…
By Diane Walker The latest newsletter of the Friends of Exeter Cathedral contains fascinating details about a group of four manuscripts in the Cathedral’s collections.…
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist Once described as “a thick-set, bandy-legged man with puck-like nose and chin, but with a good-humoured expression of face, pleasant…
The Makin Review We are deeply disturbed by the findings of the recent Makin Review, subsequent testimonies and accounts of abuse. Our prayers are with all the…
Following two years of painstaking heritage building work, Exeter Cathedral has opened its new ‘Friends’ Cloister Gallery’ to visitors. Built on the same foundations as…
By Revd Canon James Mustard The Church of England is being encouraged by its Archbishops to adopt the mantra “Simpler, Humbler, Bolder”. The Enthronement of…
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist Hampers, baskets and drawers were the storage containers of choice for the Cathedral’s archives in the past, before neat rows…
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