Bradford Cathedral Church of St Peter

Bradford Cathedral, dedicated to St Peter, is a Gothic parish church elevated to cathedral status that dates to the early 15th century in the heart of Bradford, West Yorkshire. It serves as one of three co-cathedrals of the Anglican Diocese of Leeds — alongside Ripon and Wakefield — and holds Grade I listed status, the highest tier of heritage protection in England. While its medieval core survives, the building was extended and restored in subsequent centuries, giving it a layered architectural character. Visitors find a modest but atmospheric interior with vaulted ceilings, stained glass, and an active programme of choral music and Anglican services.