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Listen again to Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3
Works by Byrd and Tallis featured as BBC Radio 3's Choral Evensong came from St Paul's on Wednesday, 1st February.

St Paul's issues special Prayer to mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee
The following Prayer, written at The Queen's direction by the Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral for Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee, will be used in the Jubilee Thanksgiving Service at St Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday, 5th June 2012. 

“Grateful and embarrassed” cathedral foreman recognised in New Year Honours List
One of St Paul’s longest serving employees is celebrating receiving an MBE in the New Year Honours List

St Paul’s 20 year ‘pipe-dream’ becomes a reality
The latest chapter in St Paul’s rich musical history has been written this week with the first performance of the cathedral’s brand new organ. The new OBE Chapel organ was blessed and inaugurated on 25thJanuary 2012, with a programme of works by Handel, Boyce, Bach, Ad Wammes and Errollyn Wallen, performed by renowned British concert organist Thomas Trotter.

Archbishop of Canterbury Ordains two new Bishops at St Paul's
Two new Bishops have been Ordained and Consecrated at St Paul's Cathedral. 

"A cut and dried approach to faith is unlikely to produce good results"
The Reverend Canon Michael Hampel looks at the humour and teachings in the Book of Jonah - a sermon given on the third Sunday of Epiphany

Bishops of Winchester and Bradwell to be consecrated at St Paul’s Cathedral
The 97th Bishop of Winchester and fifth Bishop of Bradwell are to be consecrated at St Paul’s Cathedral.

Statement from St Paul's Cathedral
Statement from St Paul's Cathedral

Feast of the Conversion of St Paul
Sung Eucharist with a procession of banners and artworks inspired by Christopher Wren's 'phoenix moment'.

Statement from the Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral
The Chapter of St Paul’s met today (16 November) and issued the following statement We are committed to maintaining St Paul’s as a sacred space in the heart of London and we are enormously grateful to all Cathedral staff for meeting the challenges of recent weeks.  We recognise the local authority’s statutory right to proceed with the action it has today. We have always desired a peaceful resolution and the Canons will continue to hold regular meetings with representative of the protesters. We remain committed to continuing and developing the agenda on some of the important issues raised by the protest.

St Paul's Institute report
Professionals in the Financial Services sector believe that City bond traders, FTSE Chief Executives and stock brokers are paid too much, teachers are paid too little and that there is too great a gap between rich and poor in the UK, according to a survey carried out by ComRes on behalf of St Paul’s Institute.

St Paul's suspends legal action against protest camp
The Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral has unanimously agreed to suspend its current legal action against the protest camp outside the church, following meetings with Dr Richard Chartres, the Bishop of London, late last night and early this morning.

Dean of St Paul's Cathedral announces intention to resign (31 October 2011)
St Paul’s, 31 October 2011 The Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, the Rt Rev Graeme Knowles, announced his intention to resign from his post this afternoon. He made his decision known to the Chapter and to the Bishop of London last night and has removed himself from Cathedral operations with immediate effect. He intended to submit his resignation as Dean of St Paul’s to HM the Queen today. 

Statement from the Dean and Chapter (28 October 2011)
The Chapter has previously asked the encampment to leave the cathedral precinct in peace. This has not yet happened and so, following the advice of our lawyers, legal action has regrettably become necessary. The Chapter only takes this step with the greatest reluctance and remains committed to a peaceful solution. At each step of the legal process the Chapter will continue to entreat the protesters to agree to a peaceful solution and, if an injunction is granted, will then be able to discuss with the protesters how to reach this solution.

Homily given by The Dean of St Paul's at Eucharist, 28 October 2011
There are some saints who come down to us with complete biographies. We know a great deal about the life and work, for instance, of St Francis of Assisi, from his own writings and near contemporary sources. From the pages of the bible, we can experience the life, work and journeys of St Paul. But today we celebrate two apostles of Jesus, Simon and Jude, whose life stories are virtually unknown to us. Scholars are not even too sure whether the epistle or letter attributed to him in the bible is actually by him! Simon and Jude are virtually anonymous….but. In our gospel reading today from St John, Jesus tells his followers that life will not be easy for them. There will be misunderstanding, hatred even, until people see the sinfulness which pervades the human state, which should then lead to repentance and change. Jesus goes on to say:  "When the advocate comes, whom I will send to you from the Father, the Spirit of truth who comes from the Father, he will testify on my behalf”

Canon Giles Fraser to step down
The Reverend Canon Dr Giles Fraser, Chancellor of St Paul’s Cathedral, has resigned from his post. Canon Fraser, a former Vicar of Putney who took up his post in June 2009, informed the Dean and Chapter colleagues of his decision today.

St Paul's to reopen with special service
Those camping outside of St Paul’s Cathedral will be amongst those prayed for at the lunchtime service which will mark the re-opening of St Paul’s Cathedral in London tomorrow (Friday 28 October, 1230). The 1230 Friday Eucharist will take the form of a simple celebration of the reopening of the Cathedral.

Statement from the Dean of St Paul's (26 October)
The Dean of St Paul’s, The Right Reverend Graeme Knowles, said tonight that he was optimistic that St Paul’s Cathedral would be able to reopen to the public on Friday afternoon (28 October) following significant changes to the layout of those dwelling in tents outside of the Cathedral which was achieved this afternoon. "The staff team here have been working flat out with the police, fire brigade and health and safety officers to try to ensure that we have confidence in the safety of our worshippers, visitors and staff which will allow us to reopen.” said Dean Knowles this evening.

Hymns Ancient and Modern Evensong (24 October) will be held at Southwark Cathedral
Due to the closure of St Paul's Cathedral, Evensong in celebration of the 150th Anniversary of Hymns Ancient and Modern will take place at Southwark Cathedral on Monday 24 October at 5pm. Those visiting choirs and individuals who are singing in the choir for this service should report to Southwark Cathedral at 2pm that day.

Statement from Canon Giles Fraser
The Revd Canon Dr Giles Fraser, Chancellor of St Paul’s Cathedral, issued the following statement today (Saturday 22 October 2011) "I remain firmly supportive of the right of people peacefully to protest. But given the strong advice that we have received that the camp is making the cathedral and its occupants unsafe then this right has to be balanced against other rights and responsibilities too. The Christian gospel is profoundly committed to the needs of the poor and the dispossessed. Financial justice is a gospel imperative. Those who are claiming the decision to close the cathedral has been made for commercial reasons are talking complete nonsense."

Closure of St Paul's Cathedral
The Right Reverend Graeme Knowles, Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, issued the following statement on Friday 21 October: It seems a very long time since the protesters arrived around the Cathedral last weekend and I want to stress at the outset that we have listened to them and indeed developed a conversation with them.

Open Letter from the Dean of St Paul's Cathedral
It seems a very long time since you arrived here last weekend. I am very grateful indeed to you for the peaceful nature of your protest. You know that many people around the world, including many Christians, identify with the injustices and inequalities which you believe our financial systems perpetuate and support. Your peaceful protests have been significant in voicing the problem.

Statement from the Dean and Chapter (19 October)
The Dean & Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral issued the following statement today (Wednesday 19thOctober): ‘St Paul’s Cathedral stated on Monday that it was still trying to provide worship and welcome to all in spite of the presence of the protest camp in the churchyard. St Paul’s asked everyone to respect this need and to acknowledge the risk to the life of the cathedral posed by the current situation.”

Statement from the Dean and Chapter
The Dean & Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral issued the following statement this morning (Monday 17 October): "Services at St Paul’s Cathedral were able to take place as normal this weekend but the last few days have not been without various challenges. Our chief concern is that St Paul’s be allowed to operate as normally as possible and for all people to be respectful of this need.

Remembrance Day Poppy Installation
Over 5,000 poppies will be scattered under the dome of St Paul’s in an art installation on Remembrance Day, Friday 11th November 2011. From ground level the poppies appear to have fallen randomly, but when viewed from the Whispering Gallery the poppies form an image of three child soldiers; one from the First World War and two from more recent conflicts.

The Duchess of Gloucester visits St Paul's Cathedral School
St Paul’s Cathedral School was honoured to welcome HRH The Duchess of Gloucester, Patron of the Friends of St Paul’s, on Wednesday 5 October. The Duchess visited the music department and met some of the choristers and staff. She then listened to the choir rehearse for Evensong before attending the service.

The Revd Canon Giles Fraser, BBC Radio 4, Thought for the Day (30 September 2011)
The day before yesterday, in a grand ceremony at London’s Guildhall, the City of London inducted two new sheriffs, Alan Yarrow and Wendy Mead, both previously elected by the city’s Livery Companies. It was a little like something out of Charles Dickens – with The Lord Mayor, aldermen, judges, liverymen, beadles, footmen, and chaplains, of whom I was one. All of us, it has to be said, were dressed up in some pretty extraordinary kit. And there was lots of bowing and processing.

The Revd Canon Giles Fraser, BBC Radio 4, Thought for the Day (23 September 2011)
In August 1991, Troy Davis was convicted of murder for the shooting of an off duty police officer, Mark McPhail, in the car park of a Burger King restaurant in Savannah Georgia. On Wednesday evening, after 22 years of legal wrangling, Troy Davis was put to death by lethal injection. Speaking after the execution Mark McPhail’s son insisted that (and I quote) "justice was finally served for my father.”

Oliver Caroe appointed next Surveyor to the Fabric of St Paul's
The Dean and Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral are delighted to announce the appointment of Oliver Caroe as the next Surveyor to the Fabric of St Paul’s Cathedral. As Surveyor to the Fabric, Oliver Caroe will be responsible for advising the Dean and Chapter on all matters concerning the fabric and setting of the cathedral.

Advent and Christmas at St Paul's
Enjoy this special time of year at St Paul's Cathedral. 

The Revd Canon Giles Fraser, BBC Radio 4, Thought for the Day (16 September 2011)
Baha Mousa died on the 15 September 2003 after 36 hours of detention and being beaten up by soldiers of the 1st Battalion, Queen’s Lancashire Regiment. Sir William Gage’s recent report concluded that Mousa was "subjected to violent and cowardly abuse by British servicemen whose job it was to guard him and treat him humanely".

Lord Mayor's Show Day
This Lord Mayor’s Show Day, Saturday 12th November, visitors of all ages are invited to join in the celebrations at St Paul’s Cathedral. Entry will be free all day and visitors will be able to enjoy 'Animal Parade'; a musical pageant for children and adults.

'Remembering with Hope' service commemorates 9/11 anniversary
A service to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States of America and the 20th anniversary of the Fire Fighter’s Memorial Trust has taken place at St Paul’s Cathedral (Sunday 11th September at 11am)

John Pawson installation in Geometric Staircase for London Design Festival
The Geometric Staircase in St Paul's Cathedral will house an optical installation, entitled Perspectives, designed by John Pawson as part of the London Design Festival 

'St Paul's Cathedral before Wren' by John Schofield
This November, St Paul's and English Heritage will publish a major archaeological report about the cathedral: but not about the Wren building. This book, St Paul's Cathedral before Wren, by  cathedral archaeologist John Schofield, will be the first ever comprehensive account of all archaeological observations in and around the cathedral.

The Revd Canon Giles Fraser, BBC Radio 4, Thought for the Day (10 August 2011)
On Monday night I sat on the roof of my house and listened to the sound of helicopters buzzing overhead and police cars racing though the streets. Last night London itself was quieter, but the violence has spread elsewhere. How on earth will all this stupid destruction finally come to an end?

Winners of 300th Anniversary Photo Competition
Michael Murphy is the winner of the St Paul’s Cathedral 300th Anniversary Photo Competition. Michael took the title after capturing the judges’ imagination with this stunning photograph of the dome illuminated red to mark World AIDS Day.

St Paul's shortlisted for London Lifestyle Award
St Paul's Cathedral is thrilled to have been shortlisted for Cultural Attraction of the Year at the London Lifestyle Awards. Members of the public can vote by going to www.londonlifestyleawards.com/vote

Mosaic Designs on display in German exhibition
The Dean and Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral have loaned eight designs by William Burges and William Blake Richmond to an exhibition celebrating the history of the art of mosaic work in the Municipal Art Gallery, Überlingen.

Surveyor to the Fabric retires from St Paul's
Martin Stancliffe, Surveyor to the Fabric of St Paul’s Cathedral, is to retire on Christmas Day 2011, after 21 years. This date is exactly 300 years after Sir Christopher Wren received his final payment for the design and construction of the cathedral in 1711.

The Revd Canon Giles Fraser, BBC Radio 4, Thought for the Day (26 July 2011)
The United States of America is in debt to the tune of 14.3 trillion dollars. By the time I finish this Thought for the Day it will have risen by another 5 million. Unless the US can up its overdraft limit by a week today, it will default on its debts with potentially catastrophic consequences for the world economy. It is, as President Obama called it a few hours ago: "a dangerous game”.

The Revd Canon Giles Fraser, BBC Radio 4, Thought for the Day
"Almighty God, to whom all hearts are open, all desires known, and from whom no secrets are hid.” It’s a prayer from the beginning of the Eucharist. God knows our secrets and there is nowhere to hide. In the fullness of time, we will all be exposed and subject to judgment.

Summer Family Activities 2011
This summer, children are invited to dig out their safari hats and become intrepid explorers at St Paul’s Cathedral in a series of faith-finding Explorer Workshops. Visitors can also go on an interactive guided tour led by cathedral’s architect, Sir Christopher Wren.

300th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service
Today (21 June) Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh attended A Service of Thanksgiving to Celebrate the 300th anniversary of St Paul's Cathedral. The cathedral was declared complete by Parliament in 1711.

St Paul's completes £40m restoration project and celebrates 300th anniversary
In June 2011, one of the largest and most impressive restoration projects ever undertaken in the UK is formally completed. The St Paul’s Cathedral programme of cleaning and repair has cost £40m, taken 15 years, and is the first time in its history that the building has been comprehensively restored inside and out.

Enter our 300th Anniversary Photo Competition
St Paul’s launches an online photography competition today (16 June) to celebrate the fact that the cathedral is now free from scaffolding for the first time in over 15 years.

The Heard Word: Pulpit vs Playhouse
The Heard Word: Pulpit vs Playhouse is a series of events at Shakespeare’s Globe this summer which includes four lectures presented in association with Southwark Cathedral, celebrating the 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible.

'Being Untouchable' photography exhibition
St Paul’s Cathedral welcomes a rare and intimate series of portraits of the lives of Indian Dalits in a photography exhibition by Marcus Perkins, for Christian Solidarity Worldwide The exhibition is open to the public from 14 June - 6 July.  

Cathedral has highest level of life-saving care in London
Visitors to St Paul’s Cathedral can now be assured of the highest level of life-saving care in London following the installation of a defibrillator in the Golden Gallery at the top of the dome.

Into Thy Hands by Jonathan Holmes at Wilton's Music Hall
31 May – 2 July World Premiere of Into Thy Hands by Jonathan Holmes at Wilton’s Music Hall

Out of the Original Sacred Tongues: The Bible and Translation
Lambeth Palace Library celebrates the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible with an enlightening exhibition entitled Out of the Original Sacred Tongues 

Memorial to remember Britons lost in Antarctica
A memorial dedicated to Britons who lost their lives in the service of science in Antarctica is unveiled today in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral. Since 1948, a total of 29 people have died in the British Antarctic Territory, one of the most extreme, inhospitable and uncharted places on Earth.

15.5 Giga Pixel Panorama
One of the largest indoor photographs ever has been taken inside St Paul's Cathedral. Produced by Spherical Images Ltd, the picture is made up of 2,400 images stitched together to make a 15.5 Giga Pixel panorama.

Debate: Should We Bank on the Robin Hood Tax?
Packed cathedral hears moral perspectives on banking and taxation in debate chaired by Evan Davis

Installation of the Revd Canon Michael Hampel as Precentor
The Reverend Canon Michael Hampel was installed as Precentor during Evensong on Friday 25 March.

Congratulations to Danny Lavender
On 16th March, Danny Lavender - who has Parkinson ’s disease - took on epic challenge to climb the dome 15 times to raise money for the Cure Parkinson’s Trust. He exceeded his target and climbed up to the top of the dome 25 times. In total he covered 26,400 steps in 6 hours and 45 minutes and raisef £600.

Civil servant with Parkinson's Disease charity challenge to climb the dome
On Wednesday 16 March, Danny Lavender MBE attempts to climb the 528 steps of the Paul’s Cathedral dome at least 15 times. His challenge is to cover 15,000+ steps between 9.30 am and 5pm, in aid of the Cure Parkinson’s Trust.

St Paul's wins Design Week Award for film exhibition
St Paul's Cathedral is the joint winner of the Exhibition Design award at the Design Week Awards 2011. St Paul's was recognised for film experience Oculus: an eye into St Paul's .

Attended Evensong for the Worshipful Company of Loriners
Evensong on Wednesday 2nd March will be attended by the Worshipful Company of Loriners in celebration of their 750th and 300th anniversaries. All are welcome

St Paul's in top 10 UK Visitor Attractions
The Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) today reported its members' 2010 visitor figures, with St Paul's Cathedral in ninth place. ALVA members include the country’s foremost museums, galleries, heritage sites, cathedrals, gardens, zoos and leisure parks 

St Paul's wins top travel industry award
St Paul’s Cathedral has been voted UKinbound Visitor Attraction of the Year 2010 by members of the association. UKinbound is one of the leading trade bodies in the UK tourism industry and the only association to focus exclusively on the inbound sector.

Holy Week and Easter at St Paul's
Join us for Services and Events during Holy Week and Easter.

Easter family activities
This Easter, visitors with children can enjoy an interactive guided trail around St Paul’s and discover more about the Easter story. There will be drama and stories along the way and the grand finale is an Easter-themed craft workshop.

Fantasmagorie: The Music of Jehan Alain
A series of free organ recitals on Sundays marks the centenary of Jehan Alain’s birth. The recitals explore the composer’s unique and evocative sound world along with music by his contemporaries.

St Paul's Cathedral Chorister Experience
On Tuesday 1 February (2pm-6pm) an open afternoon is held for boys interested in becoming a chorister at St Paul's Cathedral. The afternoon will include a singing session with Andrew Carwood, Director of Music at St Paul’s Cathedral, a tour of the Cathedral and the School and a chance to hear the choristers sing Evensong.

New Year, New Menu in the Restaurant at St Paul's
To mark the start of the New Year, the Restaurant at St Paul's is offering a new Saturday Brunch menu - available from 11am.

St Paul's turns (RED) to mark World Aids Day
St Paul's joins more than 80 landmarks across 13 countries to promote awareness of the ongoing fight against the AIDS pandemic, by turning the dome red to mark World AIDS Day on 1st December.

New Themed Tours for School Visits
This year, St Paul's is offering number of new themed visits for schools. These include the re-vamped, action-packed Victorian Experience (includes a Victorian style classroom with some costumes & punishments, PLUS your tour is led by Florence Nightingale!).

US Thanksgiving Day Service
Over 2,000 members of the American community in London filled the cathedral today (25th November) to celebrate Thanksgiving Day.

Michael Hampel appointed Canon Precentor
The Revd Canon Michael Hampel, currently Canon Precentor of St Edmundsbury Cathedral, is to be the next Canon Precentor of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Exhibition of panoramic painting
Kate Lockhart's painting of the view from the Golden Gallery is depicted over 13 metres and is on show in the crypt until Thursday 25th November.

Mark Oakley installed as Canon Treasurer
The Revd Canon Mark Oakley has been installed as Canon Treasurer of St Paul's Cathedral.

Celebrate National Apple Day in the Restaurant at St Paul's
To celebrate National Apple Day, 21st October 2010, The Restaurant at St Paul’s Cathedral is offering diners a range of mouth-watering dishes that celebrate the richness, abundance and variety of the British orchard.

Last chance to see Antony Gormley's Flare II
Visitors still wanting to see Gormley's Flare II in the dramatic setting of the Geometric Staircase, should visit St Paul's before the installation closes on Tuesday 10th November.  

Gramophone Recording of the Year
Congratulations to Director of Music, Andrew Carwood and vocal ensemble, The Cardinall’s Musick, who have won the Gramophone Recording of the Year award for their final volume of the Latin church music of William Byrd ‘Infelix Ego’,

Peter McCullough becomes Lay Canon (History)
Peter McCullough, currently Tutorial Fellow in English at Lincoln College, Oxford, and Lecturer in the University's Faculty of English, is to be Lay Canon (History) of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Fashion world pays tribute to Alexander McQueen
A service of thanksgiving to celebrate the life of Lee Alexander McQueen was held at St Paul’s on 20th September.

New touchscreen multimedia guides for all visitors
St Paul’s is now offering touch-screen multimedia guides for all visitors to the cathedral. The multimedia guides are included in the price of admission

Composition Competition Winner Announced
Andrew Cusworth is the first winner of the New Music for St Paul's Composition Competition, supported by the Boltini Trust. Cusworth's anthem 'Factum est silentium' (Antiphon for St Michael) will be premiered at Evensong on Wednesday 29th September at 5pm by the Cathedral Choir conducted by Andrew Carwood.

Battle of Britain Remembrance Service
The City of London Salute to the Battle of Britain and RAF WWII Veterans was held at St Paul's Cathedral on 7th September. The service took place on the 70th anniversary of the start of the Blitz.

City of London Salute to the Battle of Britain and RAF WWII Veterans
On 7th September, a special service is being held by the RAF Association at St Paul's Cathedral to commemorate the bravery of those who helped protect the City during the Battle of Britain.

Images of St Paul's in the 21st Century
Visitors can view this exhibition from 21st September to 15th October 2010. In the first exhibition of its kind at St Paul’s, 64 artists have produced original works especially for the exhibition to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the completion of Wren's great enterprise.

St Paul's launches economics think tank
In the first project of its kind, St Paul’s Cathedral launches St Paul’s Institute, a think tank that aims to explore the moral themes surrounding business, finance and global economics.

Summer Family Activities at St Paul's 2010
Interactive storytelling sessions, mosaic-making, art workshops and a self-guided trail keep families entertained at St Paul’s Cathedral this summer.

July Orchestral Eucharists
We celebrate the genius of Mozart’s sacred music in a sequence of Sunday Eucharists. Entry is free and all are welcome.

Oculus: an eye into St Paul's
An innovative new permanent exhibition opens at St Paul's Cathedral on 14th July 2010.

Mark Oakley becomes Canon Treasurer at St Paul's
The Revd Canon Mark Oakley, currently Priest-in-Charge of Grosvenor Chapel in the diocese of London and a Deputy Priest in Ordinary to Her Majesty The Queen, is to be the next Canon Treasurer of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Beehive installed on cathedral roof
Thousands of bees have been installed in a beehive on the roof of St Paul's Cathedral as part of the City of London festival which runs from June 21 to July 9.

Sunday Organ Recitals in June: The Legacy of César Franck
Throughout June the Sunday organ recitals will celebrate the legacy of César Franck by featuring some of his most important organ works and pieces by organists who were influenced by him.  

Mark Alexander artworks displayed at St Paul's
St Paul’s has chosen two new works by the British artist Mark Alexander to be hung either side of the nave this summer. 

Royal Society celebrates 350th anniversary at St Paul's Cathedral
On Wednesday 9th June at 5pm, St Paul’s holds a special evensong in celebration of the 350th anniversary of the Royal Society. All are welcome to attend.

Art exhibition at St Paul's
Images of St Paul’s in the 21st Century will be held from 21st September to 15th October 2010 in the crypt of St Paul’s Cathedral. In the first exhibition of its kind at St Paul’s, more than 50 artists are producing original works especially for the exhibition.

Honey menu in The Restaurant at St Paul's creates a buzz
This week is the Honey Association’s ‘National Honey Week’ (3rd – 9th May) and in honour of this, The Restaurant at St Paul’s has put together a three-course Honey Menu.

Canon Lucy Winkett appointed Rector of West End Church St James's Piccadilly
The Bishop of London, Dr Richard Chartres, has appointed Canon Lucy Winkett as Rector of St James’s Piccadilly. 

400 Years of Lambeth Palace Library Treasures
To celebrate 400 years since its foundation, Lambeth Palace Library is offering the public a fascinating exhibition 'Treasures of Lambeth Palace Library - 400th Anniversary Exhibition 1610-2010'. 

Easter holiday activities for children 2010
Between 5 and 9 April, St Paul’s Cathedral is offering storytelling sessions, craft workshops and mosaic-making classes to visitors with children. 

Easter lunch in the Wren Suite
The Restaurant at St Paul’s is taking over the Wren Suite – a stunning space in the cathedral crypt – on Saturday 3rd, Sunday 4th and Monday 5th April and offering a fantastic lunchtime menu.

St Paul's signs up to WWF's Earth Hour 2010
On 27 March at 8.30pm the external lights of St Paul's Cathedral will be switched off in support of WWF's Earth Hour 2010.

Holy Week and Easter at St Paul's 2010
Services and Events for Holy Week and Easter at St Paul's

St Paul's installs new work by Antony Gormley
St Paul’s has unveiled ‘Flare II’, a new work by Antony Gormley in the dramatic setting of the Cathedral’s Geometric Staircase.