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We will be doing maintenance to our website systems on Sunday, 31 January. Despite the ongoing situation with Covid-19 it is essential that we maintain the security of our systems. This will help us continue to deliver vital public health messages and information about council services via our website and allow you all to access our services using online forms. The work should be done with little disruption to you and any interruption should be short. If you do have problems accessing the site or something doesn’t work on Sunday, please try again later.
For this year's Heritage Open Days - from Friday 11th - Sunday 20th September - Bradford Cathedral are releasing a series of special videos online along the theme of ‘Hidden Nature’.
Every day will see the cathedral launching a video on their website, YouTube channel and Facebook page, in their new series called ‘Hidden Nature Close-Up’. These will cover a wide range of subjects and will see Bradford Cathedral’s Director of Education and Visitors, Maggie Myers, revealing where you can find snakes; Ilkley’s famous ‘Cow and Calf’ rocks; and even a Green Man within the building.
For more information please visit https://www.bradfordcathedral.org/whats-on/heritage-open-days/
Published: 07/09/2020 Audience: Families Contact: Bradford Cathedral
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