Young Ringers’ October Practice 2024
Our October practice was held at Martinstown (6) and Bradford Peverell (8) in the Dorchester branch. Three young ringers joined us for the first time: Beatrice and Bridget from Wareham
30 October 2024
Our October practice was held at Martinstown (6) and Bradford Peverell (8) in the Dorchester branch. Three young ringers joined us for the first time: Beatrice and Bridget from Wareham
Frampton, a small, but pretty, village sandwiched between the Yeovil and Crewkerne roads, is not a stop on most ringing tours of Dorset. Only the bravest tour bands attempt ringing
One of the things I love about being a ringer is the range of utterly wonderful ancient buildings we get to spend time in. With a small amount of careful
Thomas Moore 1779 – 1852 Those evening bells! those evening bells!How many a tale their music tells,Of youth and home and that sweet timeWhen last I heard their soothing chime.
A little while ago someone pointed out that if someone casually googled “Learn to ring in Dorset” or “Learn to ring in Wiltshire” they might find the Guild website but
Report by David Hacker VP The Executive Committee met using Zoom on Saturday 19th October. The Master opened the meeting by reading out the names of all the members who
A total of 45 Quarter Peals were rung in the Guild by members during September 2024.
See the full list with links to each entry.
The Handbook and Report editor is responsible for the production of the SDGR Annual Handbook and Report. Graham ‘Ben’ Duke has been compiling the Guild’s Handbook and Annual Report since
Currently, churches can reclaim VAT on any work they do to the fabric of their building but this concession is about to be lost and we need your help to
Church of St Peter ad Vincula, Tollard Royal, Wiltshire Tollard Royal is one of the oldest, and prettiest, villages in Wiltshire, nestled under the steep chalk escarpment of the Cranborne