The spacecraft which transported Tim Peake, the UK’s first European Space Agency astronaut, to and from the International Space Station, will land at Peterborough Cathedral on Saturday 11th August and remain on show until Monday 5th November 2018.

The Visitor and Learning Centre will be closed for the weekend from 1:30pm on Saturday afternoon (28th July).

A £40m scheme to conserve and repair England’s cathedrals ahead of First World War centenary events – £676,495 of which was awarded to Peterborough Cathedral – has significantly reduced immediate risks, according to a report published today.

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Summer is looking out of this world at Peterborough Cathedral as Tim Peake’s Spacecraft, presented by Samsung and the Science Museum Group, is due to land on 11th August 2018.

As Peterborough Cathedral marked the festival of St Peter in its 900th anniversary year last weekend (30th June to 1st July 2018) it also took delivery of a new souvenir guide book.

We are very sad to learn today of the death of Canon Jack Higham, our much loved and highly respected former colleague at the Cathedral.

The 900 Blood Pressure Challenge is coming to Becket’s Tea Room (at Peterborough Cathedral) in July.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Dawn Caplin to the new role of Head of Fundraising and Development at Peterborough Cathedral.

The eagle-eyed may have spotted that flags have not been flying from the tower of Peterborough Cathedral at all this year.