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Sea harvest service celebrates fishing industry

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A fisherman is holding a large reddish brown crab up to the camera. Its shell is speckled with black and it has large claws which have back tips. The fisherman is wearing blue protective gloves and yellow oilskins. Blurred behind them is a coil of rope lying on the boat deck.

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Exeter Cathedral hosts inaugural National Harvest of the Sea service to celebrate fishing industry

Overview

Exeter Cathedral is hosting the first National Harvest of the Sea service to celebrate the work of fishermen and women, and the UK seafood industry. Organised by groups including Love British Food and Seafish, the event aims to become an annual tradition, raising funds for The Fishermen's Mission charity while receiving support from Queen Camilla.

Key points

  • The inaugural National Harvest of the Sea service takes place at Exeter Cathedral on Sunday evening.
  • The event is organised by groups including Love British Food and Seafish to celebrate the UK fishing industry.
  • Organisers hope the service will become an annual tradition comparable to the Westminster Harvest Festival.
  • Funds raised during the event will go to The Fishermen's Mission charity, which supports the fishing community.
  • The service has received the support of Queen Camilla, and the Bishop of Exeter is scheduled to preach.
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