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i’m a wee bit worried about how much pigeon droppings are in the building and how They will affect the surrounding buildings and people when disturbed

A video and record that needed to be made for us all to view. Watching made me sad when I see what's left of the places I grew up in amongst Mum and Dad's tower-ringing family and where he had had his funeral, but it's heartening to finally see what has been recovered and what can still be conserved and reinstated in time. I also continue to sort and hold in trust what I expect will become the foundation for a new Bell Tower Museum in time. Thank you to all put this video together. For familial reasons as well as being a Cultural Heritage Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience specialist, I will continue to watch developments with great interest.

Well done Jenny. Very good record of our Cathedral. Looking forward to being able to once again enter this sacred building.

Thank you Jenny. A most informative and moving record.

This is very well done, a priceless record of where the reinstatement project is beginning. Hope to see further footage like this as the project progresses 🙂

Beautifully narrated Jenny.

Well Done Jenny.

Jenny May - this is very encouraging to realise just how much is still intact and hopefully salvageable once access is achieved. So many treasures to tell the story of our faith as any icon does!

Mould are far worse and condition of the cathedral are much worsen caused by birds and rains.

I'll be very s disappointed i they dont retrieve the lectern from that carboard monstrosity they call a cathedral

Penny Cosgrove hi Pen can you show to Mum please.

The finished product is eye-catching and informative – it really does make people stop, and look. Love your comms work.