The following 53 Quarter Peals were rung in the Guild during February 2024. (Information taken from Bellboard – entries marked Salisbury Diocesan Guild and Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers) Thursday, 29 February 2024
Record all your Firsts Week achievements here, whether it’s your own or for someone you have been teaching or mentoring. You’ll also be able to download a certificate of achievement
The bell frame is the structure which rigidly supports the bells and ensures that the vertical and horizontal forces arising from the movement of the bells is safely and efficiently
In the latest article in the Tower of the Month series, Jack Pease introduces us to the challenging bells of Horningsham in Wiltshire. Horningsham is one of the prettiest villages
Tutors handbook – A handbook for Tutors and Students. WF Moreton / N Chaddock. This book is split into 2 parts. The first part deals with the practicalities of learning
Despite heavy rain and gales more than 100 people turned up to support the “Big Breakfast” held in Powerstock Hut at the end of February, which made over £800 profit.
From Pat Davidson – Guild President, March 2024 As I write this, my first ‘piece’ for the new website, I am hopeful that the wet, cold days of winter are
Letter to all Members: March 2024 Dear SDGR Member As you may be aware it has been necessary to review the Guild Data Privacy Notice and Policy, a copy
For many ringers, there is nothing more enjoyable than ringing a deep-toned, boomy, heavy set of bells well. The bells of Queen Camel in Somerset, well known in ringing circles
Was it only a year ago we set off on our adventure? The village had been without a band for well over 10 years, the bells only rung by occasional
