Swanton Morley Bell Ringers
All Saints' Swanton Morley Bell Ringers, Swanton Morley, Norfolk
All Saints' Swanton Morley Bell Ringers, Swanton Morley, Norfolk
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We are members of the Norwich Diocesan Association of Ringers.
Ringing Remembers - Appeal for ringers
All Saints is proud to be be part of the 2018 campaign 'Ringing Remembers"
1,400 bell ringers died during the First World War.
The campaign plans to honour their memory by recruiting 1,400 new bell ringers and have them be part of a nationwide moment by ringing on the centenary of the Armistice on 11 November 2018.
To date Swanton Morley has recruited 5 new ringers.
If you are interested in learning to ring take a look at our "Learning To Ring"page or click the contact us link below.
1,400 bell ringers died during the First World War.
The campaign plans to honour their memory by recruiting 1,400 new bell ringers and have them be part of a nationwide moment by ringing on the centenary of the Armistice on 11 November 2018.
To date Swanton Morley has recruited 5 new ringers.
If you are interested in learning to ring take a look at our "Learning To Ring"page or click the contact us link below.
More detail on Western Branch or Norwich Diocesan Association of Ringers (NDA) Events can be found by visiting the the NDA website
Welcome to our website
At Swanton Morley we have 6 excellent bells with the tenor weighing 8cwt housed in the impressive tower of All Saints Church Swanton Morley. We ring regularly on a Friday evening for Practice and on a Sunday morning. We ring a variation of methods from doubles to some minor as well as call changes.
We have ringers at various levels, from some taking their first steps to those who are more experienced. We are always happy to welcome people to our tower to join us for our practice as well as visiting as part of their outing or to ring a quarter peal or peal.
Due to the bells weight and easiness to ring, they are fantastic bells to be taught to ring on. The friendly team are also always there for encouragement.
This website is aimed as resource for our ringers and also for the public interested in coming to learn, visit or simply just want some more information
At Swanton Morley we have 6 excellent bells with the tenor weighing 8cwt housed in the impressive tower of All Saints Church Swanton Morley. We ring regularly on a Friday evening for Practice and on a Sunday morning. We ring a variation of methods from doubles to some minor as well as call changes.
We have ringers at various levels, from some taking their first steps to those who are more experienced. We are always happy to welcome people to our tower to join us for our practice as well as visiting as part of their outing or to ring a quarter peal or peal.
Due to the bells weight and easiness to ring, they are fantastic bells to be taught to ring on. The friendly team are also always there for encouragement.
This website is aimed as resource for our ringers and also for the public interested in coming to learn, visit or simply just want some more information
Centenary Memorial Bell Appeal
Commemorating the past
and securing the future
The Centenary Memorial Bell Appeal will see two new lighter treble bells added to the current ring of six, therefore creating a ring of eight.
One of these new bells will become the “Centenary Memorial Bell”. One half of the bell will bear inscriptions to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War, whilst the other half will bear inscriptions to commemorate the centenary of the formation of the RAF.
To read more about the project please click here
Commemorating the past
and securing the future
The Centenary Memorial Bell Appeal will see two new lighter treble bells added to the current ring of six, therefore creating a ring of eight.
One of these new bells will become the “Centenary Memorial Bell”. One half of the bell will bear inscriptions to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War, whilst the other half will bear inscriptions to commemorate the centenary of the formation of the RAF.
To read more about the project please click here