Welcome

We hope you find what you need on this site - do come and join us as we always hope to offer a warm welcome to visitors whether you can ring a bell or just want to come and have a look at what we do. This site also has details of some other bells in our larger benefice.
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St. Giles by floodlight - this can be sponsored for a special event

Normal ringing times


No ringing currently in line with the CONVID19 advice
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​Normal Sunday Service - 10.30am for 11am  

Practice night - Thursday 7.45 to 9.00pm - note revised timings please

Fifth Sunday in any month is usually 10 to 10.30am ring and may be at any of the four parish churches.

News

Click this link for all our news

CONVID19 suspends ringing

Please not that in line with Church advice that all ringing is now suspended at all parish belfries until further notice.
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Dick Celebrates his 90th Birthday

The ringers all celebrated Dicks 90th birthday with a socially distanced party. Originally planned to be on the lawn of his house an illness hiccup forced us to be creative. Each ringer was delivered a piece of cake and a scone baked by Helen and Sharon respectively along with a card to remind them to toast Dick. We hope that Dick enjoyed his cake, scone, card and present and had a lovely day. Shame we could not celebrate and ring the bells too. See news for more with pictures

Whitacre's Mini Ring

Have you heard about the other ring of bells in Whitacre? Click this link to view the website to find out more about the second set of Whitacre bells especially if you are mini ring fanatic. 
Latest news is that this tower now has the newest ropes after new nylon ropes with sallies have been made up.

Bell inscriptions

Have recently found some wax rubbings of the inscriptions taken of the bells before they were installed in 1977. A much easier task then when access was a lot easier. These rubbings were used as part of the advertising display used to raise money to complete the installation. They show the decorative part of the bells including some names and a image of a King George 1 two guinea gold piece which shows up especially clearly on the second bell. Find out more on the bell detail page.