SDGR Go Bellistic! in London
On Saturday 6th July, ten young ringers plus family members and supporters travelled up to London for the 2024 RWNYC (Ringing World National Youth Contest). The morning was quite rainy
29 July 2024
On Saturday 6th July, ten young ringers plus family members and supporters travelled up to London for the 2024 RWNYC (Ringing World National Youth Contest). The morning was quite rainy
The Learning Curve – volumes 1, 2, 3 & 4 Edited by John Harrison. “The Learning Curve” was first launched as a regular monthly Ringing World feature back in June
Charminster, St Mary the Virgin (Photo: Philip Ledwith, via Historic England Missing Places Project) This month’s featured tower comes from the heart of the Dorchester Branch, the idyllically-sited Church of
The following 42 Quarter Peals were rung in the Guild during June 2024. (Information taken from Bellboard – entries marked Salisbury Diocesan Guild and Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers) Saturday, 1 June 2024
If you are a ringer planning a visit to our area, which covers the historic counties of Dorset and Wiltshire, you can be assured of a warm welcome. It’s always
Report on the Executive Committee meeting at Tisbury on Saturday 20th July 2024. We agreed the appointment of Martin Ostler from Sturminster Newton in the Mere Branch as acting Assistant
Laurie Turner celebrated his 90th Birthday on June 1st. Laurie moved from Essex where he rang at a six-bell tower to Dorset in 1971 and looked for a new band
In 1925, Thomas Hardy published a poem about the recasting and rehanging of an unnamed ring of eight bells in which he leaves the reader in no doubt about his
A foundation skill for good ringing is the ability to listen to the bells and identify striking imperfections. At first this seems an absolute impossibility – our brains are so
Past copies of Face to Face dating from when it began being stored as a digital edition in 2004 through to when it ceased publication at the end of 2022,