The Liverpool Cathedral said it was aware of the Makin Review but not of the calls for the Archbishop to resign ...

Royal Mail’s 2024 Christmas stamps feature some of the many spectacular cathedrals in the UK with the remaining four being ...

An original illustration of Liverpool Cathedral will feature on Royal Mail's Christmas Special Stamps for 2024. This year holds additional importance to the city as it marks the centenary of the ...

Emad Al Swealmeen (on right in light grey jacket) during a service at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, alongside the bishop Right Reverend Cyril Ashton The Church of England says it is not aware of ...

The Dean of Liverpool Cathedral has said she feels "honoured" that the building was chosen as this year's first class Royal Mail Christmas stamp. Liverpool Cathedral has been given a festive ...

The sculpture, named Coalescence, is the work of acclaimed British designer, Paul Cocksedge and is suspended from Liverpool Cathedral's ceiling. The artwork features over half a tonne of coal ...

But neither of these two makes the top spot on this list. The largest cathedral in the UK is Liverpool Cathedral - construction began in 1904 and was completed in 1978. It features Gothic-style ...

Liverpool Street station could be rebuilt by ... revamped station to have “four fronts” and promised a “gothic cathedral-like space again”. Robin Dobson, group property director at Network ...

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Choral evening prayer, live from Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral on the feast of St John Henry Newman. Show more Choral evening prayer, live from Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral on the feast of ...

“From St Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh, founded by the great Irish saint as a monastic community on a hilltop, to Liverpool ...

Liverpool Street station could be rebuilt by 2032 - but only ... Architect Friedrich Ludewig said he wanted the revamped station to have “four fronts” and promised a “gothic cathedral-like space again ...