Following the recent publication of the well-received downloadable posters about raising and lowering in peal we were forwarded the following excellent piece by Martin Spittle of the Truro Diocesan Guild
A recent article in the Ringing World drew our attention to a very interesting recruitment initiative – Scouting For Bells! – which is a partnership between the Derby Diocesan Association
Peter learnt to ring in the mid-seventies and although he was a regular ringer at the Vale Church, his first commitment was to the Forest Church, close to where he
Answer: Quite a lot, actually… …including Bell Handling Posters! Our Guild is affiliated to the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers (thankfully shortened to CCCBR!). You may have heard of
Congratulations are due to Sean Chapman of Thornford tower who rang his first quarter peal on Saturday 7th February at Maiden Newton. bb.ringingworld.co.uk/view Sean Chapman, Janet Collins, Sylvia Fowler, Andy
A picture of Christine Dolan presenting Ian Walker with his new member certificate at St Michael & All Angels Urchfont.
Having Time To Talk About Bob Doubles Theory 2½ years ago Debbie went on one of the Bradfield ringing courses and was inspired by one of the extra sessions called
The Dorothy L Sayers Society has announced an exciting new annual initiative to celebrate and support the next generation of bellringers. The Dorothy L Sayers Award for Young Ringers will
In response to members’ feedback some of our branch practices in 2026 will be focussed on triples and major methods and others on plain minor. We always welcome feedback and
Four peals were successfully rung during Guild Peal Week, three on tower bells and one in hand. Three ringers rang their first peal – Tim Filtness from Sherborne Abbey and
