Exeter Cathedral­’s Cycle Champion Geared Up for Cathedrals Cycle Route

Exeter Cathedral is one of the stops on a new 2000-mile Cathedrals Cycle Route linking England’s 42 Anglican cathedrals. We have a new Cycle Champion too: The Revd Canon Dr Mike Williams, Canon Treasurer. He's ready to greet any riders making a pit stop at the Cathedral.

The Man Behind Keynesian Economic Theory

Keynes was an academic and journalist who made a fortune in the money markets and became a celebrity economist.

In this long but worthwhile biography and historical memoir, Carter explores the demise of Keynesian macro-economics and the rise of a free-market approach.

Satisfying Our Need to Be Needed

Humans need to be needed. We're hardwired. It can be of immense benefit, turning us away from ourselves and towards others, towards communities and towards service.

But we also risk losing ourselves in trying to satisfy our need to be needed. We must be realistic about our need to care for ourselves and recognise the limits of what we can do for others.

Medieval Stained Glass Returns after Conservat­ion Work

The medieval stained glass in the cathedral’s east end has undergone extensive specialist conservation work to help preserve it for future generations.

The windows, some of which are which are nearly 700 years old, are back in place after being removed for the first time in several centuries.