Last updated on 29th September 2026. Proposed Quarter Peal Day - Saturday 28th November 2026. See Events tab for information.
Today's selection from the gallery
1134 - Kirk Ella reunion. Front L-R:- Ben Cooper, John Perrett, Elizabeth Johnson, Dr Siu Ling Wong, Richard Kaye, Margaret Rank, Mary Goldthorpe, Ian Goldthorpe, Back L-R:- David Smith, Keith Goldthorpe, John Goldthorpe, Mike Henshaw, Mrs Cooper, David Johnson, John Atkinson, John Rank, Anon.
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 760
Beverley and District Ringing Society
On Saturday 5th October 1996
KIRTON IN LINDSEY, Lincolnshire. St Andrew.
Tenor 12–1–20 in E. In 2h 53.
5024 SPLICED SURPRISE MAJOR (4M)
1280 Cambridge, London, Superlative; 1184 Bristol with 110 com and atw.
Composed by Albert J Pitman
1........Fiona M Ellett
2........John M Goldthorpe
3........David G Hull (C)
4........Dinah E Reed
5........Andrew J M Kaye
6........Andrew J Bicknell
7........Simon P Hartley
8........David R Mitchell
First on 8 - 1.
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Today's random quarter on this date.
Quarter No 5293
Beverley and District Ringing Society
On Thursday 5th October 2017
HESSLE, East Yorkshire. All Saints.
Tenor 13–3–4 in F♯. In 45m.
1380 PLAIN BOB DOUBLES
Composed by R H Jordan
1........Ben Hodgson
2........Rosina M Baxter
3........Barry K Baxter
4........David E Hibbert
5........Robert H Jordan (C)
6........Nicholas J Hodgson
First quarter at first attempt - 1. Quarter 86/108 - Being the 86th quarter in the series remembering the 108 Hessle residents who died during the First World War.