Celebratory Quarter Peal

The bell ringers rang a quarter of 1260 Plain Bob Doubles to celebrate the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Celia and Gordon Barker before the practice tonight. The band was made up of Ted Conyers, Sheila Smith, Sarah Seaman, Brian Laing, Aaron Hall (conductor) and Fiona Joisce

Celebrating the Royal Wedding

The bells of All Saints joined in with National celebration of the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Catherine Middleton with a quarter peal of plain bob doubles. During the day Prince William and Catherine Middleton, now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, married at Westminster Abbey. The bells provided the perfect background sound to villagers street parties and BBQs  with a special quarter peal of 1260 Plain Bob Doubles. The band was made up of 1. Ted Conyers, 2. Shelia Smith, 3. Mark Tweedie, 4, Brain Laing, 5. Aaron Hall (conductor) 6. Celia Barker. See photo gallery for photos of the quarter peal band.

Sponsored Quarter Peal

A quarter peal of Plain Bob Doubles was sponsored in loving memory of Maurice Wharton by his family to commemorate his 75th Birthday. For more details click here

A double celebration Quarter Peal

A quarter peal of mixed doubles methods was rung after the Benefice Service at All Saints today for a double celebration. Firstly the quarter was to welcome All Saints' new team vicar the Rev Adrian Aubrey-Jones who has his residence in Swanton Morley. It was also rung to celebrate the 70th birthday of Gerry Palmer, the church warden of All Saints Church. The band was made up of: 1. Ted Conyers, 2. Sarah Seaman, 3. Ben Trent, 4. Mark Tweedie, 5. Aaron Hall (conductor) 6. Bill Dingle and they rug 1260 of St Martins doubles and St Simon Doubles.