
The Guild Badge
The Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers had been formed in 1882; however, it was not until 1913 the Guild badge was designed and introduced. In the early days it was

The Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers had been formed in 1882; however, it was not until 1913 the Guild badge was designed and introduced. In the early days it was

The latest video from well-known YouTuber Tom Scott features bellringing and his attempt to learn at Worcester Cathedral – it’s fascinating in itself and would be a brilliant feature to

Despite missed and cancelled trains and an ailing car (which only got back to Dorset the next day thanks to a recovery truck), six young ringers plus parents and supporters

Many thanks to Paul Tyson, Tower Captain at Canford Magna, for hosting a ‘taster session’ on Saturday 18th July for my colleagues at Dorset Police, Madeira Road, Bournemouth. Four of

The annual Guild Novice Striking Competition took place on a gloriously sunny afternoon on 11th July at Holy Cross, Chiseldon. Ringers and supporters enjoyed the shade of the churchyard or

Sally Bedborough was a participant on one of the Plain Hunt/Bob Doubles courses run in the East Dorset Branch. Having had not such a good experience elsewhere she was badly

The Executive Committee meeting at The Hinton Hall, Tisbury on Saturday 27th June opened with The Master saying the Guild Collect. The Master welcomed all to the meeting, some now

Heritage Open Days provide a fantastic opportunity a church to welcome their wider community and share the story of church bellringing. Every year, thousands of visitors discover the history, heritage

Members of the Mere Branch were pleased to attend the recent “Tea in the Garden” event at Lydlinch, to promote the art of bellringing and to support the fundraising project