
2024 Festival and AGM Report
Glorious sunshine set the tone for a wonderful day of activity in celebration of ringing in the Guild with our Festival and AGM this year being hosted by Devizes branch.

Glorious sunshine set the tone for a wonderful day of activity in celebration of ringing in the Guild with our Festival and AGM this year being hosted by Devizes branch.

“Beginners” is a relative term. This book was written as the fourth in the progressive change ringing series and is a sequel to the doubles and minor for beginners book.

On Saturday 27th April Mere Branch held a successful, fully subscribed, steeple keeping course at St Martin’s church Zeals, combined with a visit to St George’s at Bourton. The tutor

Congratulations to everyone who participated in Firsts Week; there were over 100 achievements recorded on the Guild website. Some ringers achieved more than one first and some of the achievements

Alan Sidney Harrison, Sturminster Newton, Dorset. 10th October 1941 – 24th January 2024. Born during World War II in Steyning, West Sussex, Alan was enrolled as a choirboy at the

Saturday April 20th saw the new band of Semley Ringers hosting their first Mere Branch Members Meeting. There was a record attendance of over forty to encourage and support this

Twenty-three ringers and other halves descended on Dordrecht and into the warm and caring hospitality of Paul and Harm Jan de Kok. With most arriving on Thursday 4th April, almost

Friday 8th March was International Women’s Day and, to join in the global celebrations on this day, a group of 10 local women bellringers who regularly ring in towers around

The following 37 Quarter Peals were rung in the Guild during March 2024. (Information taken from Bellboard – entries marked Salisbury Diocesan Guild and Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers) Friday, 1 March 2024
LEBRF Open Day 15 August