Quarter Peal Certificate Presentation
Fiona Stanford (Seend) receiving her First Quarter Peal certificate from Tower Captain Len Murray. Also pictured is Gill Verschoyle who was a member of the band who rang in the
28 January 2026
Fiona Stanford (Seend) receiving her First Quarter Peal certificate from Tower Captain Len Murray. Also pictured is Gill Verschoyle who was a member of the band who rang in the
The Guild’s bell restoration fund had a busy year in 2025 with grants paid out to towers totalling £37,378 and new grants approved adding up to £44,500. Due to the
The second in a series of online workgroup briefings for any ringers interested in recruiting new ringers and attracting back lapsed/resting ringers
This year the Guild is planning striking competitions in four different categories in order to encourage wider participation. Novice Competition – well struck rounds, 6 Bell Call Changes, 6 Bell
Here is a complementary download from Geoff Pullin to go with the one we recently published on the website – this time about the art of lowering in peal. As
Our first practice of 2026 was held on 17th January. Six young ringers (and a good number of helpers, including the Guild Master) met up at St Martin’s church in
The SDGR is intending to take part in the RWNYC again this year and we would love as many young ringers as possible to be involved in the day. The
2 June 1936 – 28 December 2025 John was born in Devizes and lived with his parents above their shop in New Park Street opposite St Mary’s Church. Following his
The sound of bells is intrinsically part of the cultural heritage of the UK and the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers is keen to have this officially recognised. To
Ten hardy ringers from the Upper Wylye Valley band drove to Imber on Salisbury Plain on 29th December to ‘bag’ the tower of St Giles Church. Hearing of our plans