Co in 1901 (tuned to F and C with diameter 1’10" and 2’5½", weights 1-3-26 and 4-2-26), and A sixteenth or seventeenth century carving in ivory of the figure of Jesus crucified, which was re-mounted on an ash wood cross-shaped pole for the Processional cross. Regrettably, during the 1990s, this artistic treasure, was dropped and shattered. Although restored, it has now retired to the wall of the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Disposal of the ProCathedral Site The diocese sold the site to a German charity – Steiner Waldorf Schools Fellowship – and the proceeds were used for the replacement for the ProCathedral Primary School, SS. Peter & Paul, constructed in Aberdeen Road, Redland, and opened in 1974. The cathedral and site became the home of a Steiner school until 2002, when it was sold for redevelopment. During 2007 the space was run as a theatre and art venue by The Invisible Circus and Artspace Lifespace. Following this, the building fell into extensive disrepair. A new future In May 2011, the site was purchased by Student Castle – a student accommodation provider – who undertook extensive works to refurbish and re-purpose both the Pro-cathedral building and the adjacent 'Upper School' building into student flats. The buildings were then sold to Liberty Living, another student accommodation provider who ran the site until 2020 when Liberty Living was purchased by Unite Students, the UKs leading provider of Student Accommodation. The site currently holds 263 student beds. In popular culture In 1985, the building was used for some of the filming of the third series of ITV's Robin of Sherwood. References External links Clifton Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul, Clifton Park, website Clifton Cathedral historical aspects Clifton Diocese history Cathedral Apartments – redevelopment website Grade II* listed cathedrals Grade II* listed churches in Bristol Former churches in Bristol Roman Catholic cathedrals in England Roman Catholic churches in Bristol Churches in Clifton, Bristol