Last updated on 22nd September 2026. Unfortunately our Striking Competition scheduled for Sunday 27th September has had to be cancelled due to insufficient entries.
Today's selection from the gallery
1086 - 1994 Ringing Week based in Great Yarmouth. L-R:- Standing Derek Watson, David Smith, Edna Dougherty, Barbara Gibson, Richard Gibson, Jenny Bleasby, Andrew Bicknell, Paul Hodgson, Christine Potter, David Mitchell, Heather Taylor, Angela Nix, David Simon, Ailsa Robinson, Terri Horton. Sitting Andy Kaye, Paul Andrews, Roddy Horton.
You can also see lots of other photos in the gallery.
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As part of our 75th birthday celebrations we published a 152-page book containing a brief history of the churches, bells and ringers at 43 towers in the East Riding. They are available by post for £7 inc postage.
The book makes an ideal gift for anyone interested in local history.
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Today's random peal on this date.
Peal No 561
Beverley and District Ringing Society
On Saturday 23rd September 1989
HOLMFIRTH, West Yorkshire. Holy Trinity.
Tenor 12–2–27 in F♯. In 2h 48.
5184 EALING SURPRISE MAJOR
Composed by Michael Maughan
1........Elizabeth A Johnson
2........John M Goldthorpe
3........David R Mitchell
4........David S Johnson
5........Michael J de C Henshaw (C)
6........Paul S Andrews
7........David I Smith
8........Raymond East
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Today's random quarter on this date.
Quarter No 1335
Beverley and District Ringing Society
On Sunday 23rd September 1979
KIRK ELLA, East Yorkshire. St Andrew.
Tenor 19–0–12 in E.
1344 PLAIN BOB MAJOR
1........Elizabeth A Johnson
2........Judith H Blackburn
3........Anne Blackburn
4........Kenneth Kirk
5........Jonathan Plows
6........Philip Jones
7........A Benjamin Cooper
8........David S Johnson (C)
First of Major - 2, 3. For the Festival of Flowers and the visit of the Archbishop of York. A farewell to Philip Jones, going to University.