Young Ringers December Report
On a beautiful, sunny Saturday morning towards the end of November, eight young ringers gathered at Wimborne Minster. For the first part of the practice, we rang on the light
18 December 2023
On a beautiful, sunny Saturday morning towards the end of November, eight young ringers gathered at Wimborne Minster. For the first part of the practice, we rang on the light
I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Bradpole Ringing Centre for the Fortnightly Branch Call Changes and Doubles Practice. How encouraging it was to see so many beginners there
The post pandemic recovery in ringing across the diocese is now well underway and can be seen in the latest Guild membership figures from 2023 with several branches showing significant
Sara Lawrence from Frampton rang her first quarter peal today, 11th December, at Spetsbury. Sara started ringing at Frampton in September 2022 and joined other interested villagers after a recruitment
Tony Hiscock 1940-2023 I first met Tony when I came to Canford to learn to ring. I was the last of the very many people he taught, some of whom
Jeremy Davies – Devizes Branch Jeremy Davies being presented with the Ringer of the Year 2022 award by Dorchester Branch Chairman, Janet Ranger-Dennis Jeremy started ringing at the age of
What has five churches with seven towers, 40 bells plus 10 handbells, 16 ringers plus friends and family, three dogs and one Bagpuss? That’s right – Bradford on Avon’s 2023
Among the regular attenders to St Matthews Church, Rowde, are a group of residents who live at a centre run by ‘Agincare’, who provide supported living services to vulnerable adults.
The following quarter peals were rung in November in the Guild. Thursday, 30 November 2023 St Peter Port (The Elizabeth College Campanile), Guernsey 1260 Plain Bob Doubles Tuesday, 28 November
LEBRF Trustee, Ken Webb, has been reviewing material available from the Central Council and suggests that the following pages would be well worth reviewing by anyone embarking on a bell