
Brenda Dunn RIP
Resident poet and ringer at St Mary’s, Bridport, Brenda Dunn, passed away in her sleep on Saturday 6th November, having suffered a heart attack a week previously. Brenda had been

Resident poet and ringer at St Mary’s, Bridport, Brenda Dunn, passed away in her sleep on Saturday 6th November, having suffered a heart attack a week previously. Brenda had been

At the beginning of December, a group of sixteen—made up of ringers from Pewsey Vale, friends both old and new, non-ringing partners, and Pip the dog—spent a long weekend in

On 29th November the Mere branch held their last Members Meeting of the year, at St Mary’s Stalbridge. Around 35 members crammed into the meeting room and enjoyed a traditional

Following on from the first Listening course last year, Sue Carter and David Barrance took things up a level by pitting ringers against the Bradpole Training Centre’s simulator to help

The Shipton Gorge Band pulled it off when they were delighted to welcome both village and ringing friends to their fundraising ‘Pies for Peals’ dinner held in the village hall.

Our final practice of 2025 was on Saturday 6th December in the Mere branch. Seven young ringers from across the guild attended and we were pleased to welcome William for

Jack Pease has made available his annual calendar which features 12 beautiful photographs of interior and exterior of churches, produced on thick, high quality, 250 gsm paper with double page

Raising and lowering in peal is one of those magical arts which brings admiration from all quarters. It requires skill and concentration but the joy of being involved in a

Bells aren’t just one note, you know, they actually produce a complex sound of several notes making a chord. If a bell isn’t tuned properly some of the notes of

Our annual Skittles Competition took place on Saturday, 15th November at Lake Estate Club. Seven teams from towers across the Branch competed for the trophy. Two rounds of skittles took
Novice Striking Competition 11 July