Tickets Alert: Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon comes to Southwark Cathedral

Southwark Cathedral will have a huge floating moon filling the nave for a few weeks, as Luke Jerram's Museum of the Moon takes up residence.

Gaia – a large glowing earth will float inside Southwark Cathedral

A 7-metre wide planet earth will float inside Southwark Cathedral, as Luke Jerram's Gaia arrives on its UK-wide tour.

Tickets Alert: Candlelit photography in Southwark Cathedral

Southwark Cathedral will be lit with candles for a special evening of photography that's open to all.

Larking exhibition shows off the relics of the Thames

The relics of the past constantly wash up on the shoreline of the River Thames, and now there's a display all about them at Southwark Cathedral.

London’s cathedrals reopening to tourists

Some of London's Cathedrals, and an Abbey, are reopening to visitors of a secular nature, and those that need booking are now selling tickets.

Photos from the roof of Southwark Cathedral

Although old churches and Cathedrals are increasingly overlooked by modern towers, they can still offer stunning views of London from their rooftops.

Ancient Clay Under London Bridge Station Turned into Art

Untouched for more than 50 million years, London clay dug up from underneath London Bridge railway station has been handed to local potters to turn into artworks.

Your chance to photograph Southwark Cathedral in candlelight

Southwark Cathedral is planning a special night where the interior will be lit by candles, just for photographers.

A look around Southwark Cathedral

London has four Cathedrals, and while two - St Paul's and Westminster -- are famous, (And it seems, a fourth one I have never even heard of) Southwark has always seemed to me to be a bit overlooked, which is a pity as it is considerably more accessible and just as delightful to look at.

Today marks the 800th Anniversary of the Great Fire of Southwark

Today marks what is possibly the 800th anniversary of the Great Fire of Southwark - which burst forth around the 10th July 1212.