Exeter Cathedral is seeking financial support for the new Cloister Gallery which will connect
Exeter Cathedral with our other buildings in the Cloister Garden, replacing the original mediaeval
cloister which was demolished during the Civil War. It will be built on the original foundations,
and follow the same architectural rhythm as its predecessor, creating a welcoming and accessible
gathering place for exhibitions and interval drinks. In conjunction with our newly restored
mediaeval Chapter House, the Cloister Gallery will offer one of the most beautiful meeting
spaces in Devon. Only the second major building project at Exeter Cathedral in the last 500 years,
this a truly historic development designed to last for centuries to come.

Mr Borrow-Longain feels supporting his local cathedral wherever possible is important, and he
has committed to making a donation towards this important work.

Exeter Cathedral isn’t solely a centre for members of the Church of England, it’s also an important
historical building which deserves to be protected for future generations. He is therefore happy to
play his small part in its conservation.