How Bells are Tuned
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
18 November 2025
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
There was a great turnout for the 2025 AGM on the 15th November, this year held at Beaminster. The afternoon started with a service in the church taken by Revd Chris
The Central Council has produced a great poster that you can download and use to promote any open events you may be planning. “Give-it-a-go” events are a great way of
Do you know someone who’s making a difference and making things happen? Then don’t be shy. Say thank-you by nominating them for an award, and if they win, they’ll receive
Thank you to all those who organised, conducted and rang for Guild Quarter Peal Week; 57 quarter peals are listed on Bellboard with contributions from around the Branches beating last
In 2017 a young man called Ben attended an open evening at Heddington to find out about bellringing. Shortly afterwards he started lessons – joined by his Father, Jeroen –
This short article featured on the ART website focuses on how to lead and explains why the pull off and lead are so important to the rest of the ringing.
David Godwin (Diocesan Belfry Inspector) and Chris Bush (DAC Consultant) very kindly tutored another very successful Steeple Keeping Course which, on this occasion, was held in Dorset on Saturday 18
During half term week, we enjoyed a day out to Zeals in the Mere branch and two towers in the Bath and Wells Diocesan Association. At Zeals there was plenty