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	Chelmsford Cathedral, its treasures, history, and information for visitors
		The Cathedral of St. Mary, St. Peter and St. Cedd Chelmsford is a parish church as well as the Mother Cathedral church for the whole Chelmsford diocese of Essex and five Eastern London Boroughs.
		It became a Cathedral in 1914 when the new Diocese of Chelmsford was created to meet the needs of the growing population east of London and has welcomed pilgrims and worshippers over the centuries.
		On the outside of the Cathedral, at the foot of the battlements, are 16 stone carvings representing the history and concerns of Chelmsford, and the church.
	www.easterncathedrals.org.uk /chelmsford.html (1045 words)

	Chelmsford Cathedral, Essex, England
		Chelmsford Cathedral is a parish church cathedral and one of the new 20 cathedrals to be created in England between 1836 and 1927.
		As Chelmsford Cathedral also serves as a parish church the head of the Chapter, who is also an incumbent, is called the provost and not the dean.
		Chelmsford Cathedral is noted for its magnificent 15th century tower.
	www.touruk.co.uk /cathedrals/cathessex_chelmsford.htm (189 words)

	Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion: Foldout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This former Parish church became a cathedral in 1905, and the diocese was established in 1905
		The cathedral was founded in 995 as a final resting place for the remains of Saint Cuthbert, which had been moved about for many years after they had been removed from Lindisfarne and the threat of the Vikings.
		The cathedral was ransacked during the Rising of the North.
	members.aol.com /calderdale/mmc366.html (4587 words)

	Chelmsford Online Marketing - website promotion in chelmsford
		Chelmsford businesses need a trustworthy and local professional partner.
		When a visitor gets to the website, we believe it is important that not only are they not put off, but their expectations are met and the positiveness of experience is increased.
		Picture of Chelmsford Cathedral by David Lloyd used by kind permission www.chelmsfordcathedral.org.uk
	www.web-wright.net /online-marketing-chelmsford.html (428 words)

	This is Essex \| Local Interest \| Chelmsford Cathedral (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chelmsford Cathedral is one of the smallest in the country and dates from the 15th century.
		The cathedral covers 660 parishes and a large portion of the county as well as East London boroughs.
		The first Cathedral Festival was held in 1984 and has steadily grown to showcase the talents of poets, musicians and artists.
	www.thisischelmsford.co.uk /essex/local_interest/towns__villages/chelmsford/cathedral.html (254 words)

	APU : Chelmsford Town overview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chelmsford is easily accessible by road, and is located on the main traffic arteries of the A12, A130 and A414.
		Chelmsford offers a wealth of activities for students, with a wide range of clubs and societies, and an exciting nightlife.
		The Chelmsford Spectacular is a festival "regular" that is growing from strength to strength, while the Virgin music festival attracts increasing numbers of visitors over two days, with international calibre artistes and a variety of events and entertainment.
	web.apu.ac.uk /about/chelmtown.shtml (369 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Chelmsford, Essex, UK - A844995
		It was from Chelmsford, in 1901, that Guglielmo Marconi made the first ever transatlantic radio transmission, and the Marconi Company continues to have a strong presence in Chelmsford.
		Chelmsford has a large and comfortable modern library, opened by Queen Elizabeth II in the late 1980s (the old library now houses the borough council offices).
		The Chelmsford Museum, in Oaklands Park, does exactly what it says on the tin, being essentially an opportunity to explore the history of Chelmsford, from the Ice Age, through its Roman era, to the present day.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/classic/A844995 (1968 words)

	Christ Church Oxford University UK - Miscellany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cathedrals are notoriously difficult to measure accurately, and the following details are based only on rough calculations.
		It seems that these Cathedral Arms were quite quickly abandoned, owing to the practice that most Deans and Bishops adopted of quartering, their own family arms with those of the College (for Deans), or the Diocese (for Bishops).
		It was not until the mid-1980s that the Cathedral arms were "re-discovered" by Mr Michael Maclagan, Richmond Herald and a member of the House.
	www.chch.ox.ac.uk /modules/standard/viewpage.asp?id=479 (644 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		It became a Cathedral in 1914 when the Diocese of Chelmsford was created to meet the needs of the growing population east of London.
		It is one of the smallest cathedrals in England.
		The new seating gives flexibility for worship as well as for musical events, particularly the annual Chelmsford Cathedral Festival in May. The altar, the Bishop's chair and the font are all made from Westmoreland slate.
	www.cathedralsplus.org.uk /InformationAndEvents.asp?ID=35 (524 words)

	Philbrick Lodge - Chingford Masonic Hall
		A Concert to celebrate the re-Ordering of the Vestry Block Held at the Chelmsford Cathedral on Saturday 12th June 2004.
		This was the scene at Chelmsford Cathedral on Saturday 12th June, where a concert was held to celebrate the re-Ordering of the Vestry Block.
		Among those dignitaries attending, was our PGM, Colonel Sir Neil Thorne, The Dean of Chelmsford Cathedral, The Very Reverend, Peter Judd, The Lord Lieutenant of Essex, Lord John Petre of Ingatestone, the Deputy Provincial Grand Master, VW Bro Brian Procter, and many other distinguished members of the Province of Essex.
	home.freeuk.net /armiger/n-ch5.htm (812 words)

	new flower bed in central park
		Chelmsford Borough Council’s Parks Service is commemorating the 1350th anniversary of St Cedd’s arrival in Essex with a carpet bedding display in Bell Meadow, Central Park.
		Chelmsford Borough Council and Chelmsford Cathedral celebrate the Celtic cross bedding display in Bell Meadow.
		Chelmsford Cathedral contributed £350 sponsorship towards the planting as part of their Festival of Flowers, Edge of Glory, 22 to 25 October 2004.
	www.chelmsfordbc.gov.uk /news/june04/centralpk.htm (203 words)

	The Chelmsford Singers - History
		The Chelmsford Singers staged a concert in honour of his eightieth birthday in 1965 and sang at his memorial service in the Cathedral in 1966.
		In this 1951 photograph of the Chelmsford Singers Stanley Vann is seated tenth from the left, flanked by William Bush, founder and first conductor of the choir and Mr Arthur Woolford, for many years the Singers' non-singing chairman.
		A number of Chelmsford families have retained close family ties with the Singers, for example the Hickman family and the Emmisons and, most notably, the Woolford family.
	www.chelmsfordsingers.org.uk /history.php (977 words)

	Chelmsford Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Chelmsford is at the heart of social and economic life of Essex - and has been for 800 years.
		In the 19th century Chelmsford became established as a centre of trade and industry.
		Guglielmo Marconi established the world's first radio factory in Chelmsford in 1899, and the town was also the birthplace of broadcasting, as the location for Dame Nellie Melba's pioneering radio recital in 1920.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/Chelmsford.asp (786 words)

	Ancestry.co.uk - Five (or Six?): English Churches Part II
		The cathedral has an elaborate memorial to the MILDMAY family with a large tomb, and stone and brass plaques with family members' names and history.
		Paul's Cathedral is an enormous edifice with a dome that is a dominant feature of the London skyline.
		We were able to tie together things we found in Chelmsford (at the cathedral and the record office) and London.
	www.ancestry.co.uk /learn/library/article.aspx?article=8387 (1218 words)

	Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chelmsford Cathedral offers a wide range of activities, in the service of the Cathedral itself and for the wider community.
		Chelmsford Cathedral has a branch of the Mothers’ Union which offers afternoon and evening meetings, together with a social programme of garden parties, lunches and outings.
		In the Cathedral's Mission Statement we say that we want the Cathedral to be "a place of encounter with God, a place of stillness, prayer and worship, and a place of pastoral care and healing".
	www.chelmsfordcathedral.org.uk /blue1/activity.htm (2726 words)

	Chelmsford Camp - accommodation in Chelmsford Reserve, Durban, South Africa
		Fresh water angling is a favorite activity on this serene stretch of water with great opportunities to reel in carp and scalies whilst the nature reserve invites visitors to outstanding game viewing prospects, with large herds of springbok, blesbok and red hartebeest, as well as a momentous family of the unique and elusive oribi antelope.
		Established close to the edge of the Dam with splendid views across the water with the rolling hills as a backdrop, are eight sufficiently equipped five-bed chalets at Chelmsford Camp, incorporating two bedrooms, a bathroom, a lounge/dining room, kitchenette and barbecue facilities.
		Chelmsford is one of the few sheltered regions in KwaZulu-Natal that offers hunting and authentic rustic accommodation for hunters is supplied on the southern boundary of the dam at the Richgate hunting lodge in four five-bed chalets.
	www.durban-direct.com /chelmsford-reserve/accommodation/1 (385 words)

	:: ak13 :: You'll probably never experience . . . an ordination service
		We finally arrived in Chelmsford and followed the tourist signs to the cathedral car park, signs that, in comparison to our experiences at losing the A12, were excellent.
		Once we did arrive in Chelmsford, hangovers from the previous night kicked in quite badly and so a search for a newsagent to buy bottles of water was our first port of call.
		Added to this, even though we were very near an open doorway leading to a pleasant cathedral garden, the parents refused to take him outside so that he could at least make all the noise there and possibly have some fun instead of annoying the rest of us.
	www.ak13.com /article.php?id=38 (1241 words)

	‘one’ railway launches sponsorship of Chelmsford Cathedral Festival - One Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		‘one’ railway (part of the National Express group) the train operator for London and the East of England is proud to launch its sponsorship of the 2007Chelmsford Cathedral Festival.
		The 2007 Chelmsford Cathedral Festival runs from 10-19th May 2007 at venues across the city, with performances aimed at all age groups, including several free events.
		Festival highlights include performances by The King’s Singers, The Endellion Quartet with Sam West, the Chelmsford Sinfonietta and a performance of The Unknown Elgar.
	www.onerailway.com /templates/NewsArticle.aspx?id=3612 (162 words)

	Chelmsford Citadel Band News Issue 3 Page 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This Carol Service was the Cathedral's own service in response to their congregation who just wanted an opportunity to get together and sing carols.
		Previously the band has sat to one side of the Chancel but on this occasion we were seated in the middle of the Cathedral in front of the Altar The next difference was the acoustics.
		At the end of a very enjoyable evening the band was thanked by all of the Cathedral Clergy team and asked to return next year Interestingly, I think out of all the events that we did this year I have heard as many comments about how enjoyable the Cathedral Carol Service was as anything else.
	members.aol.com /ccsaband/ccb003p5.htm (339 words)

	Mander Organs > Portfolio > Chelmsford Cathedral (Nave)
		Chelmsford Cathedral has the distinction of being the first Anglican Cathedral in England to commission a new organ for some three decades.
		The Nave Organ was built on a specially constructed gallery at the west end of the Cathedral.
		Interestingly, when the new gallery was constructed, evidence was found that a similar gallery had existed previously, and there remained indications that a door had been blocked up from the spiral staircase now used to gain access to the gallery.
	www.mander-organs.com /portfolio/chelmf-n.html (370 words)

	Thomas Hooker - Britannia Biographies
		Thomas Hooker was born of Puritan parents in the county of Leicestershire in 1586.
		His reputation as a gifted preacher spread through England causing the folks of Chelmsford to invite him to be their "lecturer." As lecturer he was to preach to the community on market days and assist in the preaching on Sundays.
		Chelmsford had a reputation as a place full of alehouses and drunkenness, but under the influence of Hooker's godly preaching the town was changed for the better.
	www.britannia.com /bios/hooker.html (508 words)

	Chelmsford Cathedral
		In the late 15th and early 16th centuries, the original Norman church was rebuilt in the perpendicular style, reflecting the growing importance of Chelmsford as the County Town of Essex.
		Although Chelmsford Cathedral is not large by comparison with other regional cathedrals, the population of the Chelmsford diocese is the second largest in England.
		So the story of St Mary's, now Chelmsford Cathedral, continues into the 3rd millennium, with great hope for its future and for the beautiful sacred music which may continue to echo within its walls.
	www.esosymph.freeserve.co.uk /cathdes.htm (618 words)

	APU: About
		APU (Anglia Polytechnic University) with the generous assistance of M&G, present the University’s Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in their Winter Charity Concert at Chelmsford Cathedral at 7.30pm on Wednesday 4th December.
		The charities supported are the Chelmsford Disabled Club, which caters for the needs of people with a mental or physical disability or frailty who wish to enjoy social opportunities, and the APU Music Therapy Appeal, which is raising funds for a music therapy centre in East Anglia.
		Tickets at £8 (£4 concessions) are on sale in advance from James Dace & Son, Moulsham Street, Chelmsford, telephone 01245 262841, and at the Cathedral on the night.
	web.apu.ac.uk /marketing/n181102.shtml (178 words)

	Here and there
		Chelmsford Cathedral on 20 October, when he directed Choral Evensong from Chelmsford in a broadcast relayed live by BBC Radio 3.
		He was responsible for setting up the successful annual Chelmsford Cathedral Festival, and it was largely thanks to his energies that the cathedral can now boast two new Mander organs, located at its East and West ends.
		With the recent departure from Westminster Abbey of its organist Martin Neary and the appointment of James O'Donnell from Westminster Cathedral to the Abbey, this tight-knit circle of exchanges is now completed by the appointment to the Cathedral of Martin Baker, currently sub-organist of the Abbey.
	www.mvdaily.com /articles/1999/10/erkoreka.htm (763 words)

	Chelmsford Chelmsford Borough Tiscover Images County town of Essex Birthplace of radio, Marconi Hy
		Chelmsford combines a rich history with a vibrant modern town and attractive countryside.
		Chelmsford is well known for its two excellent antique centres at Battlesbridge and Great Baddow.
		Chelmsford town centre has a wealth of quality parks well worth a visit in their own right.
	www.tiscover.co.uk /gb/guide/5gb,en,SCH1/objectId,RGN349gb,curr,GBP,season,at1,selectedEntry,pict/pict.html (335 words)

	Chelmsford Spectacular on Almondnet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chelmsford A town of northeast Massachusetts near Lowell.
		Chelmsford is fast gaining a reputation as a place where events are always happening...
		The Chelmsford Spectacular is a music and cultural festival which takes place...
	www.ncpm.co.uk /popmusic/chelmsford_spectacular.html (372 words)

	History ESO
		The ESO has rehearsed and performed with the Chelmsford Singers over the years and 2004 saw a revival of this co-operation with a joint performance of Haydn's Creation under Peter Nardone in the Cathedral in December.
		Over the years we have been able to bring the finest soloists to Chelmsford and we are pleased to have provided a platform for many young talented artists, both from Essex and from the national scene, through the good offices of the Countess of Munster Trust.
		Most of our concerts are given in Christ Church, New London Road, Chelmsford, but we also play regularly in the Essex Musical Association's annual concert, usually in Thaxted Church, and in special events at venues such as Cressing Temple and Chelmsford Cathedral.
	www.esosymph.freeserve.co.uk /eshist2.htm (455 words)

	Chelmsford Cathedral inQuire - Summer 2002
		The Foundation was the brainchild of the Provost John Moses and Dr Graham Elliott at the time of the organ appeal in the early 1990s with the intention that there should be a capital fund of £500,000 from the appeal to enable the bursaries to be paid.
		However, I am pleased to be part of a team under Peter, which is furthering the development of the English Cathedral choral tradition here in Chelmsford without the benefits of a specific choir school and of extensive endowments.
		Shortly before I came to Chelmsford, it was agreed by the various Cathedral committees that a house suitable for three choral scholars and one organ scholar should be purchased.
	www.corpus.cam.ac.uk /~ds347/cccainquire/u02.htm (2159 words)

	tree surgery at chelmsford cathedral
		LIME trees in Chelmsford’s Cathedral grounds will undergo essential work to maintain their safety, starting on November 5.
		Recent inspections by Chelmsford Borough Council have shown that all 16 trees along the Northern boundary of the churchyard have internal decay, some by up to 50 percent of the main trunk.
		Access to the Cathedral and its grounds will not be affected.
	www.chelmsfordbc.gov.uk /news/oct01/treesurgery.htm (164 words)

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