Religion

Before arriving in Cambridge, the bells were cast in Italy and travelled to Somerset to be tuned and have all the fittings made.

The ancient St John’s Church has had to close temporarily after a 200-year-old prayer board fell from its lofty position.

Ceremony honours 250 Australian and 80 New Zealand WW2 servicemen laid to rest in CB5 site

Master Sonita Alleyne revealed cost as she called on the Church of England to change its process.

The installation is the brainchild of Kate Farmer, wife of the church’s minister, Chris Farmer.

Archbishops of Canterbury and York ‘have embarked on the process to uncover and confront this dark past’

‘We will continue to keep up the pressure, because this matters to our students’, says Sonita Alleyne as memorial to slave investor remains in chapel

Jesus College alumni paid for ‘legal equivalent of a hit man’, says Cambridge Stand Up To Racism

Slave trade debate reignited: Cambridge college ‘deeply disappointed and shocked by the decision’

The singer, actor and radio and TV presenter, who can now add ‘children’s author’ to his CV, will be performing at Ely Cathedral in March.

Sunday’s service at Great St Mary’s reflects the strain that the pandemic has put on couples.

Justin Welby says Church of England is taking too long to remove Jesus College Chapel memorial to a man who funded the slave trade

This special exhibition is of ecclesiastical works from the collection of the Royal School of Needlework (RSN).

About 130 people turned out to watch a specially-designed flag be raised on the Lawn, Whittlesford’s large village green, on January 1.

It illuminates his complex relationship with Christianity.

The countdown to Christmas can definitely be heard more than most by Daniel Hyde, director of music at King’s College, Cambridge.

But three free carol services are still available to book.

Councillors went against planning officer’s recommendation.

The Rev Phil Sharkey launches Words to Remember – Poems Lost and Found today (October 7 - National Poetry Day).

Annual event highlights 1948 expulsions which are backdrop to worsening conditions for Palestinians