Welcome to the website of Canterbury Cathedral, Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Cathedral is both a holy place and part of a World Heritage Site.

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Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral's headquarters in Canterbury, United Kingdom

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The Heritage and Conservation team at Canterbury Cathedral is dedicated to preserving the architectural integrity and artistic treasures of the Cathedral, including its renowned stained glass windows and stone structures. This team collaborates on conservation projects, ensures compliance with heritage regulations, and manages the maintenance and restoration of fabric and stone elements, safeguarding the Cathedral's rich history for future generations.

Heritage and Conservation

The Archives and Library Services team at Canterbury Cathedral is responsible for preserving and promoting the Cathedral's rich historical and cultural heritage. They manage the extensive collection of manuscripts, books, and archival materials, digitizing records for wider access and conducting research to educate and engage the public. The team also supports the Cathedral's educational initiatives through curated resources and programs.

Archives and Library Services

The Visitor Engagement team at Canterbury Cathedral is dedicated to enhancing the experience of all visitors. Through guided tours, informative interactions, and personalized support, team members—including Visits Shepherds, Stewards, Visitor Experience Officers, and Volunteer Chaplains—work collaboratively to ensure guests feel welcomed, informed, and connected to the Cathedral's rich history and spiritual significance.

Visitor Engagement

The Fundraising and Development team at Canterbury Cathedral is responsible for generating financial support through various channels, including group sales and individual donations. They engage with potential donors to cultivate relationships, manage fundraising campaigns, and develop initiatives that enhance the Cathedral's preservation and outreach efforts. This team plays a vital role in ensuring the Cathedral's sustainability and its mission as a prominent place of worship and heritage.

Fundraising and Development

The Marketing and Communications team at Canterbury Cathedral is responsible for promoting the Cathedral's mission, heritage, and events through strategic communications and public relations efforts. They manage media relations, develop marketing campaigns, and engage with the community to enhance awareness and appreciation of this significant religious and historical site.

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Heritage and Conservation

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Canterbury Cathedral

Org chart

Teams

Heritage and Conservation

Archives and Library Services

Visitor Engagement

Fundraising and Development

Marketing and Communications

Offices

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