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The simple but elegant tomb of King Richard III at Leicester Cathedral is known to us all, and has been visited by thousands of people, but the cathedral itself needed attention and so the decision was made to close it for nearly two years while a considerable upgrading was carried out.

But what you see is not the only benefit of the newly restored cathedral, what you hear is also important, and because the cathedral’s audio systems were no longer fit for purpose, they contacted NoiseBoys Technologies to provide something new and up to date. If you go to this link—An upgrade fit for a king | Worship AVL—you can read all about it.

You will also learn of the progress on the new heritage learning centre that is being built on the side of the cathedral, and which will house an exhibition and space that schools can use to teach about the history of Leicester. It is hoped this will be completed toward the end of this year.