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Bradford Cathedral (Bradford)
Newest Review: ... are several wooden benches in this garden and I would imagine that many people come here simply to chill out. There was no graffiti, everything was very neat and tidy and it was very peaceful and tranquil. At first I thought that the doors to the Cathedral were locked as I pushed the large wooden doors in front of me but then I saw a sign pointing towards the main entrance and realised that ... more  ... the entrance was at the other side of the building. It was around then, just before I stepped inside that the clock struck eleven and the loud bells of its towers rang out across the city. Slightly startled I stepped back and had another look up at...more |
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Bradford Cathedral (Bradford): Bradford Cathedral (1401 words)
by - written on 30/11/08 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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On the 7th November 2008 the Al Mahdi Mosque was officially opened in the centre of Bradford. It's a sign of the changing times and reaffirms the fact that Bradford is a multi cultural city with a huge Muslim population. This Mosque is a magnificent building, clearly visible from afar, standing like a palace against the skyline. I happened by chance to be in Bradford on the date of the Mosque's inauguration but by a rather spooky coincidence I was actually in Bradford to see a much older place of worship - its Anglican Cathedral. To begin with I had quite a bit of trouble locating the Cathedral. I knew that there was one and I knew that it was fairly central ... Read the complete review
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