Bangor Cathedral in Wales has suspended its choir after it sang a ‘Canticle of Indignation’ about job losses.
The Cathedral said: ‘Bangor Cathedral is experiencing a significant shortfall between expenditure and income. This has far outstripped any increased income, resulting in a financial deficit that, if unaddressed, will place pressure on our reserves.’
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