Open Day Success
We raised over £1,400 for the LEBRF from last weekend’s highly successful Ringing Open Day in the Marlborough and Calne Branches with ringing in twelve towers around the area. Many
31 October 2023
We raised over £1,400 for the LEBRF from last weekend’s highly successful Ringing Open Day in the Marlborough and Calne Branches with ringing in twelve towers around the area. Many
At our practice on Saturday 21st October five young ringers and some helpers rang at two easy-going, ground floor rings of six between Dorchester and Wimborne. First, we rang at
Chris was born in Wolverhampton and attended the Grammar School there. After A levels she went onto Manchester University where she gained firsts in two modules – Nuclear Engineering and
Ann, and her husband Ian, learned to ring at St Leonard’s Keevil in 1987 soon after the new band was established there. Ann and Ian planned and initiated a significant
Perhaps the most attractive and obviously “crafted” part of any traditional bell installation is the wheel. Wheels are often made from multiple types of wood. Good quality wheels usually have
It wasn’t an auspicious start, as a cloud burst followed us all the way up the M3, but the sun was shining by the time we reached our first stop
There aren’t many towers further apart within the United Kingdom than Wimborne Minster and Inveraray.
On Saturday September 16th ringers from across the Guild gathered at Warminster and Sutton Veny for the Guild 8 Bell, 6 Bell and Novice Striking Competitions.
Having decided I really needed to move on from a variety of Doubles Methods and Plain Bob Minor I found I had an opportunity to ring Stedman in one of
Powerstock tower captain, Clare Oast, reports that to date they have raised £25,000 by doing a silent auction which raised £4,000, big breakfast which made £473 and £5,000 from an