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I love Christmas and all the special atmosphere associated with it. I love the dark evenings, the Christmas lights strung across the streets, blown around in the occasional heavy winds of early …

I have to confess to being a “Christmas person”. Maybe it’s because so much of my job is centred around working with children and there is a certain magic in the air for them which rubs off. Or maybe …

The famous Truro Cathedral crib is one of the most eye-catching features of the cathedral during the Christmas period.  The story of the crib dates back to 1960 when the base, which supports the crib …

We are pleased to see the arrival of the Christmas tree in the cathedral. It stands around 19ft tall and is a Nordmann Fir.  The tree has to be hauled into place by the vergers and volunteers, and …

For many, Christmas is not a time of joy and laughter.  It can be a challenging time when tensions and problems in our lives are sharper and more difficult to cope with.  A time when we need a …

More than 3000 people came along to enjoy the cathedral's organ recital and/or piano concert series in 2018, and we extend a heartfelt 'thank you' to all who attended.  Although the lunchtime …

Philip Mounstephen soon takes up the reins as Bishop of Truro – but who is he? Dean Roger found out a bit more when they sat down for a cuppa and a chat …

RB: Welcome Philip – I know members of the …

If you have ever wanted to try your hand at bell ringing, Truro Cathedral's team of ringers wants to hear from you! The bells are rung at the cathedral twice on a Sunday and once on a Tuesday evening …

Do you like getting your hands dirty?  Over the summer months, Canon Lynda set up a new cathedral volunteer gardening group to assist with the development and maintenance of the green and various …