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Hereford
Cathedral Perpetual Trust
“Working
to preserve your heritage…”
Hereford
Cathedral Perpetual Trust works to support the urgent restoration programme
being undertaken to the fabric of the cathedral and to support the ongoing
delivery and development of Hereford's unique choral tradition.
Over the past seven years much has been achieved including:
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Lady
Chapel restoration. Currently in its final stage of
a seven year, £1.2 million restoration of the external face
of the 13th century chapel. Stonework has needed to be replaced and
glass restored. Stones and glass can be sponsored for special occasions,
to remember loved ones or simply for yourself!
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Central
Tower. Completion of restoration work. For the first time
in nearly 40 years the tower can be seen without scaffolding.
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The
Shrine of St Thomas of Hereford. The restoration of the shrine
and re-ordering of the north transept in order to display the shrine
in its original setting.
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Stanbury
Chapel. The repair of the lead roof of this unique 15th century
chapel – Hereford’s only example of fan vaulting.
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Establishment
of a fabric Investment Fund. To provide a long-term source
of income to fund the ongoing restoration and maintenance of the
cathedral.
CHORAL
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Annual
grants to the Choral Foundation –
To support the development of our choral heritage and support the
education of the choristers
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Funding
of ex-choristers – To support, when possible, choristers
who have left the choir but who need additional support to continue
their education at the cathedral school
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Establishment
of Choral Investment Fund – To ensure the long-term
security of the choir.
There
are many ways you are able to support our work including:
If
you would like to speak to someone about how you might help please
fill out the form, or contact:
Hereford
Cathedral Perpetual Trust
5 College Cloisters, Cathedral Close
Hereford HR1 2NG
Tel:
+44 (0)1432 271990
E-mail: perpetual.trust@herefordcathedral.co.uk
Copyright
© Mappa Mundi 2002
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Mason at Work
Choir & Geraint -Hereford Times
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