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27 June 2025 From the Executive Director The data gives us insights into where visitors come from, diversity indicators, motivations for visiting and comms and marketing engagement Individual cathedrals have used their individual reports to inform funding bids, exhibition evaluation and foreign language resource provision The data allows AEC to do sector-wide analysis and benchmarking and to inform our national conversations
13 June 2025 From the Executive Director Dear colleagues and friends, We started this week with a briefing from The Church Commissioners team on the outcomes of the TFWG decisions on funding for the next triennium Whilst there is a budgeted increase in clergy stipends, there is concern that the differentials between cathedral and non-cathedral clergy will be lost, potentially meaning residentiary canons’ stipends will fall below
Art in Cathedrals Summer 2025 Cathedrals have always recognised that art in all its forms can transcend language and reveal to us new ways of seeing and thinking thus opening us up to new dialogues in our sacred spaces And it can touch new generations whose priorities and worldview will often be dierent from those who traditionally engage with cathedrals
CATHEDRAL GOVERNANCE CODE 2021 - The Association of English Cathedrals Recent failures in governance within the cathedral sector have highlighted that a cathedral is best placed to achieve its ambitions and aims if it has effective governance and the right leadership structures Skilled and capable Chapter members will help a cathedral attract resources and put them to best use Good governance enables and supports a cathedral’s compliance with relevant
ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING REGULATIONS FOR ENGLISH ANGLICAN CATHEDRALS . . . The regulations detail the application of the Charities SORP (FRS 102) to cathedral accounts and also provide for certain additional disclosures relevant in the context of cathedral accounting The recommendations of the SORP are subordinate to any specific guidance provided under section 27(2) of the Cathedrals Measure 1999
From the Interim Executive Director The Cathedral and Major Church Projects Support Panel offers cathedrals free advice and consultancy from nearly 70 volunteer experts It aims to help cathedrals at the early stages of projects
The Economic and Social Impact of England’s Cathedrals A cathedral is the mother church of a diocese and the location of the bishop’s seat or cathedra Cathedrals have a diverse history, and their number increased with the dissolution of monasteries in the 16th century and as the population of England grew To the nine medieval cathedrals, Henry VIII added a further 13
Cathedral Cycle Champions (CCC) The Cathedrals Cycle Route (CCR) The cathedral may make any member of the cathedral or local community – lay staff, clergy, volunteers or congregation members – a CCC A cathedral may have more than one CCC, for example a team consisting of a public-facing champion, an admin champion and a publicity champion They do not all need to be active cyclists, but should be enthusiasts for the project