Blog
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Follow the Star
One of the unexpected delights of moving to Cornwall has been the sheer brightness of the night skies. I happen to live in an area of Truro where there are many trees, and the street lighting does …
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Chorister Experience and Cushion Concert coming soon
The boy choristers of Truro Cathedral are preparing to host their annual Chorister Experience day.
All boys currently in Years 2, 3, 4, and 5 are welcome. Places are free but must be pre-booked by …
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Truro Cathedral features in St Petrocs’ powerful outdoor exhibition sharing accounts of housing insecurity
A moving and insightful exhibition giving voice to people in Cornwall who have struggled with housing insecurity or homelessness since the start of the pandemic is now open across Cornwall – and …
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Amazing greats!
Nowadays, almost every day of the year seems to have a special tag attached to it, and today is Giving Tuesday. Starting in 2012, it’s a day set aside to celebrate generosity and help good causes. …
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Chorister Mega Zoom Assembly with Mega Surprise
Over 1,300 primary pupils from 18 schools across Cornwall, from the Isles of Scilly to Lostwithiel, joined us for our Chorister Mega Zoom Assembly on Tuesday on the theme of: ‘Preparing our hearts …
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Advent Sunday donations for Truro Food Bank
Truro Food Bank is in desperate need of the following items: long-life fruit juice, pasta sauce, tinned soup, biscuits, washing up liquid, deodorant.
We will be collecting donations on Advent Sunday. …
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Wall of Kindness
Helping our community is important, so we’ve teamed up with Royal Cornwall Hospital's Trust and TCClarke to create a Wall of Kindness. If you have a coat you no longer need, please consider donating …
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A sad farewell to Christopher Gray
Christopher Gray, director of music is leaving Truro Cathedral and taking on the role of director of music at St John’s College, Cambridge.
Chris is currently responsible for Truro Cathedral Choir …
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Truro Cathedral Reduces Its Heating
You may notice when you visit the cathedral this winter that it’s not as warm as it usually is, and you’d be right, and for very good reason.
Faced with energy costs which have more than tripled we …