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I recently came across an absolutely brilliant page with answers to over 40 frequently asked questions about bell ropes. Written by Philip Pratt, owner of Avon Ropes and ringer at

I recently came across an absolutely brilliant page with answers to over 40 frequently asked questions about bell ropes. Written by Philip Pratt, owner of Avon Ropes and ringer at

Salisbury Diocese has just issued its latest update regarding safeguarding which has a section relating to bell ringers and specific information for tower captains and teachers. View the latest update

Bertie the mascot was in his summer outfit as five young ringers, plus parents and helpers, met up for a midweek day out in the East Dorset branch. Our first

The Dauntsey Steam and Transport show is a medium sized show held over the August Bank Holiday weekend in the north Wiltshire village of Dauntsey. The show site is alongside

The Guild has taken delivery of two sets of new, robust, pull-up banners for use by members at a variety of events. There are five banners in each set –

We’ve added a new section to the website which is dedicated to learners and improvers of all levels. It collates together in one place items that are published about some

Experienced ringers are in agreement that the foundation of good ringing is the skill of listening. But how do we develop this essential skill? For many of us when we

The Central Council of Church Bell Ringers (CCCBR) has just published the business plan for its major initiative – Ringing 2030 – which is intended to create a sustainable future

This year’s Open Tower Day in support of the Guild’s Llewellyn Edwards Bell Restoration Fund raised a very welcome £1,886. The day consisted of a broadly circular tour beginning at
LEBRF Open Day 15 August