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A regular at his local cathedral – the grand St Philip’s in Birmingham – Paul Turner particularly admires its 307-year-old organ. The cathedral, which was built in 1715, is a fine example of English Baroque architecture, and is the seat of the Bishop of Birmingham.

Paul is a man of many talents – he is an artist, writes short stories and is also an enthusiastic photographer.

The 63-year-old, from Birmingham, says: “The cathedral’s organ dates from 1715 but it has been restored and regilded many times.”

Similarly, the cathedral’s four stained glass windows by local Pre-Raphaelite artist, Sir Edward Burne-Jones, are still the originals and are definitely worth a visit if you’re local.

The glorious windows were removed during the war and replaced unharmed when the building was restored in 1948.

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