TV show 'Who Do You Think You Are?' brings Youtuber Joe Sugg to Salisbury

Tuesday, 2 November 2021 00:00

Salisbury Cathedral will appear on our TV screens once again this month as Youtuber, actor, and author Joe Sugg traces his family history for the BBC Two programme 'Who Do You Think You Are?'

Joe Sugg visited the world-famous cathedral while filming for 'Who Do You Think You Are?', a programme where celebrities trace their family tree.

Filming took place in the Deanery in mid-July with the blessing of the Dean of Salisbury, The Very Revd Nicholas Papadopulos.

The cathedral has confirmed the episode will air on Tuesday 23rd November at 9pm.

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