Wylye and Steeple Langford. All young ringers are very welcome at our practices. There will be experienced ringers there to help you if required. If you haven’t been before, we
Salisbury Branch AGM was held on Saturday, 25th January at Broadchalke. It was a bright, crisp January morning as we gathered for ringing in the Tower of All Saints, Broadchalke.
A selection of educational books are available on the Central Council’s online shop. https://shop.cccbr.org.uk/ UK postage is free!
The renewal of subscriptions using the Guild’s new Membership System is now in full swing and has been overwhelmingly successful. 1,283 members have renewed since 1st of January with many
A total of 108 Quarter Peals were rung in the Guild by members during December 2024. (Information taken from Bellboard – entries marked Salisbury Diocesan Guild and Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers) Sunday,
The charming village of Kingston, located on Dorset’s Isle of Purbeck, is one of the county’s hidden gems. With its picturesque stone cottages, traditional pub, and the starting point for
Nominations are now open for both Ringer of the Year and Young Ringer of the Year. Please advise your Branch Committee of anyone who you think would be worthy of
The Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers (SDGR) is intending to take part in the Ringing World National Youth Contest (RWNYC) again this year and we would love as many young
On behalf of the young ringers, I would like to thank all those guild members who have made a donation to the young ringers’ group at the same time as
The latest edition of ARTs newsletter for ringers using the Learning the Ropes programme is no available and makes excellent reading. Here’s a message from Ruth Suggett, Editor of Tower
