
Learning to Listen
Here’s a fantastic resource designed to help to develop your listening skills created by Pebworth Ringers, a tower near Evesham in Worcestershire which contains a range of online listening exercises.

Here’s a fantastic resource designed to help to develop your listening skills created by Pebworth Ringers, a tower near Evesham in Worcestershire which contains a range of online listening exercises.

The Central Council Young Ringers for Ringing 2030 Workgroup is creating a suite of school lesson plans to raise awareness of ringing in schools. This will contribute towards delivering a

On 14 June 2025 David Godwin and Chris Bush tutored a very successful Guild Steeple Keepers’ Course at Edington and West Lavington. The attached picture was taken following presentation of

At the Guild AGM on 10 May, the proposed change of Guild Rules was agreed and the changes have now been adopted. The following is intended to help answer any

The 2025 Guild Handbook is now being distributed via Branch Secretaries and Towers. If you haven’t already seen a copy it should be arriving in your tower soon. An increasing

When I was first learning to ring (in fact for a long time after, if truth be told) when ‘good ringers’ spoke about how good or bad the striking was

Due to the unfortunate temporary ill-health of LEBRF Administrator, Anne Wardell, the Chairman of the Trustees, Andy Waring, gave the report which began by thanking everyone for their continued support

Salisbury is renowned among ringers as being one of only three cathedrals in the country to not have bells hung for change ringing. This was not always the case –

The report and presentation given to the AGM by Hilary Child Firstly, a big thank you to all the tower captains and tower correspondents who have arranged for us to
Guild Festival & AGM 9th May 2026 at Calne