Sheffield Cathedral is currently taking part in an independent safeguarding audit led by INEQE Safeguarding Group.
After nine months of extraordinary skill, patience, and devotion, Sheffield Cathedral’s much-loved volunteer Christine Barker has completed the painstaking restoration of the historic altar cloth in the Shrewsbury Chapel — and it has now returned home.
As the Christmas season drew to a close at Candlemas, Sheffield Cathedral celebrated the winners of its much-loved Christmas Tree Festival, which once again filled the building with colour, creativity, and community spirit.
Sheffield Cathedral is delighted to host The Triangle of Unity Learning Programme — a national art and education initiative from The World Reimagined and the Church of England’s Racial Justice Unit. The project encourages young people to explore heritage, climate change, identity and global connections through creative learning.

In March 2026, ten members of the Sheffield Cathedral community will embark on an extraordinary challenge: walking 100km of the Camino de Santiago along the Portuguese Way. From 14–20 March, they will journey on foot from Vigo, across beautiful and demanding landscapes - a physically tough, spiritually reflective, and deeply meaningful adventure.