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Last updated on 11th July 2026 (June peals and quarters).

Today's selection from the gallery

1586

1586 - 1994 St Mary le Bow - Ringing the tenor up. David Mitchell, Paul Andrews, Jonathan Williamson.

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.
Contact email - williamalennox@yahoo.co.uk

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Today's random peal on this date.

Peal No 216

Beverley and District Society and Yorkshire Association

On Saturday 24th July 1971

INVERARAY, Argyll and Bute. All Saints.

Tenor 41–2–8 in C. In 3h 59.

5040 YORKSHIRE SURPRISE ROYAL

Composed by C J Sedgley

1........Stuart R Armeson
2........Marie Hatswell
3........Maris C Stephenson
4........Peter Church
5........Roderick R Horton
6........Neil Donovan
7........Ian G Campbell
8........Norman Chaddock (C)
9........Ronald Ducker
10......Wilfrid F Moreton

To mark the completion of phase one of the tower restoration and improvement. 100th peal for the society - 9.

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Today's random quarter on this date.

Quarter No 4316

Beverley and District Ringing Society

On Sunday 24th July 2011

KINGSTON UPON HULL, East Yorkshire. St Mary the Virgin, Lowgate.

Tenor 10–2–21. In 46m.

1260 PLAIN BOB MINOR

Composed by trad

1........Jackie Bicknell
2........Andrew J Bicknell
3........Helen J Audley
4........Christopher M Baxter
5........Howard N Pickering
6........Robert M Wood (C)

Rung to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Three John Scotts pub, named after 3 former Vicars, father, son and grandson, who held the living of St Mary's during the 1800's.