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

Today's selection from the gallery

1568

1568 - A photo from Sue Hobson. The augmentation to 8 and rededication of Patrington bells by the Archbishop of York on 28th April 1948. Back Row L-R :- Fred Osgerby, Henry Rodmell, George Williams, John Hobson, Anon, Anon. Front row L-R :- Anon, Anon, Leonard Rodmell, Anon, Anon, Anon, Anon.

You can also see lots of other photos in the gallery.

Future meetings and Special Practices of the Society are detailed on the Events page.

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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 1027

Beverley and District Society and Yorkshire Association

On Wednesday 13th July 2011

ULCEBY, Lincolnshire. St Nicholas.

Tenor 9–0–8 in G. In 2h 44.

5040 PRIMROSE SURPRISE MINOR

1........C Barrie Dove
2........Dinah M Donovan
3........Paul T Young
4........F Neville Pailing
5........Robert M Wood
6........Robert H Jordan (C)

150th peal together - 6 and 2. The TWERPS on Tour (Six from six).

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Today's random quarter on this date.

Quarter No 5255

Beverley and District Ringing Society

On Thursday 13th July 2017

HESSLE, East Yorkshire. All Saints.

Tenor 13–3–4 in F♯. In 46m.

1260 PLAIN BOB TRIPLES

Composed by Traditional

1........Barry F Peachey
2........Andrew D Evans
3........Harvey O Plows
4........Barry K Baxter
5........Simon Plows
6........David E Hibbert
7........Robert H Jordan (C)
8........Gary A Hornsby

Quarter 78/108 - Being the 78th quarter in the series remembering the 108 Hessle residents who died during the First World War.