The Lantern Project
During the Middle Ages, our Lantern Tower functioned like a lighthouse, guiding ships along the River Tyne. Today the Cathedral seeks to shine as a beacon for people navigating dark or difficult times.
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During the Middle Ages, our Lantern Tower functioned like a lighthouse, guiding ships along the River Tyne. Today the Cathedral seeks to shine as a beacon for people navigating dark or difficult times.
Find out moreEmbark on a journey of discovery and inspiration by planning a visit for your school, college, university or community group.
Learn about how you can lend your time and skills to support our mission and enrich the lives of others.
Discover the latest exciting opportunities to contribute to our vibrant community by exploring our ‘Vacancies’ page.
Established in 1933, the Friends is a charitable group that raises funds for the Cathedral and celebrates its heritage.
Newcastle’s Mothers’ Union is part of an international Christian movement which supports families and communities.
Our bells are rung today by dedicated members of the Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Association of Change Ringers.
Whether you’re planning a community event, concert, or private function, Newcastle Cathedral offers versatile spaces that can be tailored to your needs.
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