A short video showcasing Manchester Cathedral Bees by Adam York Gregory Manchester Cathedral Bees from Adam York Gregory on Vimeo. Bee Hive Cameras We currently have two bee hive cameras upon the flat roof of Manchester Cathedral, click on the play button below to view the bees and their hives. Heavenly Honey produced by our […]
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Sir David Richards has become a patron of Volition Community following a visit last year to see the work of this charity. Welcoming Sir David, the Dean of Manchester thanked Sir David for his commitment to this programme which runs from Manchester and Liverpool Cathedrals. Sir David, encouraged at the outcomes of this programme of […]
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What a difference a year makes! As I wander through the silence of the Cathedral, making my way to the spiral staircase that will take me to the roof, I am reminded that only a year ago we were celebrating Manchester City’s Premier League title win. The Cathedral was bustling with people and equipment the […]
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Courtesy of Nigel Barlow November 23, 2017
Salvi’s Corn Exchange has a treat in store for honey lovers with the launch of a special new menu featuring a range of dishes made with Manchester Cathedral’s Heavenly Honey.
The unique menu includes dishes such as beetroot ravioli filled with ricotta and honey in a roasted pine nut, honey and pancetta sauce, and luxurious Italian desert Struffoli – light fluffy dough balls drizzled with honey and a sprinkling of sugar.
Those with a sweet tooth can look forward to twists on classic flavours including Parma ham with figs and honey and a bruschetta with Gorgonzola and a delicious honey sauce.
Maurizio Cecco of Salvi’s was inspired to create the menu after he found himself on the roof of Manchester Cathedral surrounded by the beehives responsible for making Manchester Cathedral’s Heavenly Honey.
The Heavenly Honey will also be stocked in the Salvi’s Deli located in Corn Exchange and will be available in the exclusive Salvi’s Christmas Hampers. The honey produced by Manchester Cathedral is sold to raise funds for the Cathedral’s volunteer project Volition, which aims to support unemployed people in the city.
