Peterborough is celebrating a remarkable cultural success as Titanosaur exhibition at Peterborough Cathedral surpasses 8,000 visitors within its first fortnight.
For many years, the bells of St Mary’s Church, Greetham, stood silent. Before 2022 they were rarely rung, their familiar sound slowly fading from village life. But in 2023, hope was rekindled when a new team of bell ringers came together, eager to restore a much-loved tradition.
The Church of St Mary the Virgin, Finedon has strengthened community engagement with a new immersive Holy Week prayer trail offering a deeply reflective, personal reconnection with Holy Week.
On Saturday 25 April performers and listeners gathered for a 12-hour music-athon at St John’s Church, Peterborough
Following the devastating attack which took place against the Jewish community in Golders Green, Bishop Debbie has issued the following statement.
We are pleased to announce that Dame Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury, will be visiting the Diocese of Peterborough in May, her first diocesan visit since her installation. This is a wonderful opportunity to welcome Archbishop Sarah and to celebrate the life and witness of our diocesan family.
Maundy Thursday offers a wonderful time of fellowship and reflection as all our Clergy join together in their Chrism Mass in Peterborough Cathedral.
Light Project Peterborough is the Bishop’s Charity. As part of our focus on their work we hear Mick's story.
The event brought together 84 participants, including Bishop's Missioner Becky Dyball, inside the historic Peterborough Cathedral to experience a small glimpse of the cold and uncertainty faced by those experiencing homelessness.
More than two thousand people from across the country and around the world attended the Installation of Archbishop Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in Canterbury Cathedral yesterday (Wednesday 25 March).
