Chapter Letter – 02.08.20
With news this week of a possible new spike in Covid-19 in Europe, the imposition of quarantine periods and the disappointment of many holiday plans cancelled, there has been something…
Welcome back to Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral will be open to tourists, pilgrims and general visitors from Wednesday 5 August. To welcome back visitors, and to thank everyone for their continuing support, for the first…
Why is Lincoln Cathedral on the Heritage at Risk register?
Recently we shared some posts on social media inviting people to join the Fabric Fund 200 Club – one of the ways we raise vital funds to repair, conserve and…
Chapter Letter – 19.07.20
A phoenix rising from the ashes I was sorting through some old papers earlier this week and found a Fabric Inspection Report written six years ago by our Architect, Nick…
Lincoln Cathedral certified “Good to Go”
Lincoln Cathedral has been awarded the “Good to Go” mark by Visit Britain. The UK-wide industry standard and consumer mark demonstrates to visitors that an organisation is following government and…
£1million support for Cathedral Choirs
The Church Commissioners has announced it will support England’s cathedral choirs with up to £1 million available to ease the impact of COVID-19. The initiative match-funds a campaign by…
Lincoln Choristers in national performance
Choristers from Lincoln Cathedral have joined more than 260 choristers from across the Country to perform ‘Sing Forever’. The choristers were joined by Aled Jones and Elizabeth Watts in…
New state of the art visitor centre is a step closer for Lincoln Cathedral
Construction works complete at Lincoln Cathedral as Connected project moves into internal fit-out phase Another major phase of works to Lincoln Cathedral as part of the £16.5m Connected project, of…
Return of gathered worship
We will be hosting a service of Holy Communion this Sunday, 5 July. It is the first time a service has been held in the building since the end of…
Chapter Letter – 05.07.20
What are we here for? There has been much soul searching during lockdown about the nature of what it is to be the church. There have been heated exchanges about…
Going green for a great cause
Lincoln Cathedral will be lit green this evening (Wednesday 24 June) to mark St John’s Day and to celebrate the work of the charity St John Ambulance. St John Ambulance…
Thank you John Campbell!
As the Dean’s Verger, John Campbell retires after 30 years at Lincoln Cathedral, staff, volunteers and friends share their memories and thank John for his tireless devotion.