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Well, here we are, on the point of a second lockdown. This time, it feels different to our common and national experience in March. Then there was an unknown aspect of what the pandemic would bring. …

Director of music Chris Gray reflects on the challenges over recent months and recruiting new boy choristers to the choir.

At least we had Christmas. We were so fortunate to have been able to sing …

Autumn is the “season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,” an appropriate time to reflect on the good things that have happened over the summer and the lasting impact they will have.

A big change has …

A message from our volunteer manager, Susie Merelie...

Blink and you’ll have missed it!  As the cathedral Christmas tree has been disassembled and Epiphany services have taken place, it’s now time …

It is not always widely understood that cathedrals up and down the country are, for the most part, self-funded. Independent from the central institutions of the Church of England and from dioceses, …

There are very few people in my experience who do not like music. I fully grant you that we don’t all share the same taste in music, but that goes without saying. Try as I might there may well be …

It's Children's Mental Health Week, so I thought I'd take the opportunity to talk about why I started hosting creative wellbeing workshops at Truro Cathedral.

The Mental Health Foundation states …

I had the privilege the other day of conducting the funeral of a 93-year old, the father of a dear friend of mine. Syd was a wonderful person in all sorts of ways: I mention his age because he was as …