Heddington Ringers Awards
Emma Marsh, tower captain, received her Learning the Ropes level 4 certificate, Oscar (Emma’s trainee) received his LtR level 2 certificate and Oscar’s older brother, Ben, shows off his medal
13 July 2022
Emma Marsh, tower captain, received her Learning the Ropes level 4 certificate, Oscar (Emma’s trainee) received his LtR level 2 certificate and Oscar’s older brother, Ben, shows off his medal
President Judith Williamson presenting Robert McGrane with the Young Ringer of the Year Trophy. The Young Ringer category of the Ringer of the Year award 2021 was presented to Robert
It is always gratifying to hear the activities and progress being made by members of the Guild, and this year in spite of the curtailment of activities due to Covid,
Presentation to Julia, Adult Award Winner LtoR: Guild Master (Robert Wellen), Julia Russell, Guild President (Judith Williamson) and Guild Education Officer (David Hacker). The much delayed presentations of the Salisbury
Ben – Heddington, Calne Branch Ben started on his ringing journey at Heddington on 26th July 2017, a few days after his 11th birthday. He picked up the handling basics
Julia Russell – West Lavington, Devizes Branch Julia learnt to ring at West Lavington in 2009 and became a Guild member in 2010. In the early days of the Edington
Early May Bank Holiday weekend saw a group of thirteen ringers from Dorchester and West Dorset branches (plus various spouses) take a road trip to Ypres in Belgium to ring
Junior Ringers of Year 2018 – Winners (left, Alfie, right Max). Max and Alfie – Swanage (East Dorset)
Adult Ringers of the Year 2018 – Winners (LtoR) Judith Williamson, Chris and Anne Wardell. Chris and Anne Wardell – Milton Lilbourne, Marlborough Branch The bells of St Peters, Milton