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George Inscoe, Sub Organist

George Inscoe appointed as new Sub Organist of St Paul's Cathedral

We are delighted to announce the appointment of George Inscoe as our new Sub Organist, from 1st March 2025.

Reverend Dr Catherine Okoronkwo

St Paul’s Cathedral announces the appointment of new Residentiary Canon and Steward

The Revd Dr Catherine Okoronkwo has been appointed by His Majesty the King as Residentiary Canon and Steward.

Revd Canon Philip Banks

St Paul’s Cathedral announces the appointment of new Residentiary Canon and Precentor

The Revd Canon Philip Banks has been appointed by His Majesty The King as Residentiary Canon and Precentor.

Emily, a member of the Learning team, leads a tour group.

St Paul’s offers new workshop to support OCR History GCSE students

After a secondary school reached out to say they had chosen St Paul’s as their site study for the OCR History GCSE, our Learning team created a specially designed investigative workshop supporting GCSE students studying the Cathedral.

Judith Fremont-Barnes

Judith Fremont-Barnes appointed as new Head of St Paul's Cathedral School

The Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral and St Paul's Cathedral School's governing body are delighted to announce the appointment of Judith Fremont-Barnes as the new Head of St Paul's Cathedral School from September 2023.

Girl and boy choristers in robes walking in the quire

Girls' Voices

An exciting new phase in our history as girl choristers can benefit from a world class musical education.

Fig. 7. St Paul’s Cathedral. South elevation and half-plan as built, showing the main phases of construction from 1675 to 1688 (Richard Lea and Gordon Higgott)

2. The Design in the First Phase, 1675-85

After the rejection of the Great Model in the latter part of 1674, Wren prepared several designs for a new Cathedral on a cruciform plan.

A wide shot of the new exhibition, with a bench in the foreground.

New exhibition celebrates heroic Londoners who saved St Paul’s from Blitz ruin

A new free outdoor exhibition has opened today as part of St Paul’s Cathedral’s commemorations of the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

A group of people stand in front of a memorial plaque in the Crypt.

New plaques unveiled in Crypt dedicated to health pioneers Kofoworola Abeni Pratt and Professor Sir James Black

On Monday 13th October, St Paul’s Cathedral unveiled new plaques dedicated to Kofoworola Abeni Pratt and Professor Sir James Black in the Crypt.

A photo of the choir of St Paul's Cathedral singing in the quire

World premiere of new music marks 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King preaching at St Paul’s Cathedral

On Sunday, in St Paul’s Cathedral, the world premiere of a new piece of music took place. It was commissioned by the Chapter of St Paul’s to mark 60 years since the Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr preached in the Cathedral.

William Tyndales's new testament bible open on the first page of Acts of the Apostles

A dangerous calling

500 years of William Tyndale’s New Testament

James stands in the quire of St Paul's Cathedral wearing a black jacket over a pale blue shirt

Words which changed the world

James Roberts explores the life and legacy of William Tyndale.

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What's on at St Paul's

From special concerts to temporary art exhibitions, our What's On page shows all the services and events happening at the Cathedral – and gives you a chance to search and filter to find specific events.

A grey-haired white man with glasses wearing academic robes over a suit and tie.

The Sacred Nature of Monarchy

Ian Bradley considers the sacred nature of the United Kingdom monarchy.

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Library treasures

Take a tour through the rare collection of written texts in our Library, including one of the most controversial Bibles in the world.

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The St Paul's Psalter

The Great Fire of 1666 destroyed hundreds of manuscripts, with this book of psalms one of the only surviving artefacts.

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The Henry VII Indentures

These indentures – that detail agreements between King Henry VII and clergy – are made unique by their clever jigsaw-puzzle design.

Yodia and her family outside St Paul's

Yodia Lo

A profile of Yodia Lo, a member of the Friends.

A black and white photograph of Richard Wakelin on the roof of St Paul's

Richard Wakelin: Architect and surveyor

A profile of Richard Wakelin, a founding member of the Friends.

A Friend of St Paul's Cathedral working on the roof of the building

Harry Sharr: St Paul's Works Department

A profile of Harry Sharr, a founding member of the Friends.