Robot dogs in York Minster could protect heritage sites
Historic England and York Minster have teamed up to showcase a robot dog, and how it could protect the building from disaster.
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Meet the Gen Z stonemason who restores historical landmarks damaged in World War II
Meet the Gen Z stonemason who restores historical landmarks damaged in World War II. Charlie Gee, 22, followed in the footsteps of his dad who is also a stonemason. Charlie specialises in cathedral ...
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Lord’s Prayer is ‘a song of heaven and earth’ says Archbishop of York
In his sermon, Archbishop Cottrell used music as a metaphor, saying that the Lord’s Prayer was “a song of heaven on earth”, ...
Robot dogs and drones used to protect UK heritage
Robot dogs and drones could be used if a disaster like 1984's devastating fire at York Minster was to happen at a major ...
How York was saved: our fight to keep historic walls, barbicans and landmarks
Imagine what York might look like without the City Walls? Or its historic barbicans? Here is how the historic landmarks of ...
Lord's Prayer Tour begins with service at York Minster
A new Lord's Prayer Tour led by Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell has been launched, starting with a Choral Evensong service at York Minster.
York Minster welcomes robot dog that could be used in aftermath of disaster like catastrophic 1984 fire
More than 40 years on from the 1984 fire, the historic church has teamed up with heritage body Historic England to test out a ...
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Praying Together: The Lord’s Prayer Tour
A service of Choral Evensong at York Minster on Friday 7 March also marked the start of the Lord’s Prayer Tour across the ...