This year marks 40 years since the death of one of the most beloved composers of the French Organ Tradition, Maurice Durufle. To mark the anniversary, our incredible team of musicians will be performing all of his organ works, as well as some other instrumental and vocal pieces, in a short series of free concerts and services this autumn.

We’re excited to announce Jeremy Ng as our new Organ Scholar for 2026/27

Young singers from Hackney Choral took to the stage on Saturday 20th June for a joyful performance as part of the Summer Music in City Churches festival.

Visitors can enjoy reduced-price admission to St Paul's Cathedral this summer as part of the UK Government's Great British Summer Savings scheme.

Behind every welcome at St Paul's, there are 370 volunteers making it happen. Last year, they gave 41,000 hours between them. It's no exaggeration to say we couldn't do what we do without them.

We're excited to announce that The Reverend Emma Walden has been appointed as our new Succentor. Emma takes on the role from The Reverend Timothy Miller, who moves into the role of our Sacrist.

On Tuesday 19th May, we held a national service of recognition, remembrance and reflection for the Infected Blood Community - paying tribute to all those infected and affected.

We’re delighted to share that we’ve received an Eco Church Silver award – a meaningful milestone in our ongoing commitment to sustainability.

Last month, more than 200 children from across London filled our Cathedral with music to perform ‘Raising the Roof’, a large-scale choral work by composer Richard Quesnel, which premiered in 2023 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Sir Christopher Wren’s death.

We’re pleased to announce the appointment of an Interim Head for St Paul’s Cathedral School from 1st September 2026 to 31st August 2027. James Featherstone, currently Head of Exeter Cathedral School, will be joining the School for the year.