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Coronavirus

At the time of writing, we are all in a state of anxiety and uncertainty over the coronavirus. What was news footage emanating from China, and then more recently in Iran and Italy, is now beginning …
The rhythm of spring

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 …
What a difference a year makes!

In 2019, Wild Truro, a collaboration between Truro City Council and Truro Urban Buzz, created Truro Cathedral’s wildlife garden. Located on the High Cross side of the cathedral, the garden is so full …
Coronavirus Information

24 June 2020

Further to the recent Government announcement permitting public worship from 4 July, Truro Cathedral is pleased to confirm that it will resume a daily public worship programme from …
Welcoming the next Bishop of St Germans

Truro Cathedral extends a warm Cornish welcome to the Revd Hugh Nelson, now formally bishop-designate of St Germans. Following the Downing Street announcement in January, Hugh visited the cathedral …
Meet the Gregory family

For Truro Cathedral Choir’s senior lay vicar, chorister mentor, and one of its head choristers, choir life really is a family affair. That’s because collectively, Marc, Annabel and Katherine, …
Thoughts and thanks to all who support the cathedral

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, …
Trialling the ‘tap’

Visitors to Truro Cathedral now have the option to ‘tap’ to support the cathedral, thanks to its trial of a new contactless donation point located by the main entrance.

The small unit allows people …
January 2020

There are certain times of the year which provide a natural pause for thought. Approaching a birthday is one of them (a year older may not necessarily mean a year wiser), but for most of us the turn …