Grid Reference:-
151/299571
Postcode:
CV35 9DP
Bell Audio:-
Hear the bells
Guild Affiliation:-
Coventry DG
Peals Rung Here:-
None
No Regular Ringing
History Of The Bells
A small village church along a narrow lane. Look for the small "Church" sign off the main road, not to the Hall, the other one! It is a fair distance down the lane. There is some parking near to the church.
The ringing room is reached via a vertical ladder in the church porch.
The frame and fittings are probably of 1881, contemporary with the present church - but by a carpenter and builder (probably James Kibler of Wellesbourne) rather than a bellhanger. (Chris Povey says that these bells are the only surviving complete ring by this foundry; other rings, e.g. Badsey and Hinton on the Green, having been augmented by other founders. They are therefore listed bells). Treble swings E-W along the South wall and the rest N-S in parallel pits on the North wall. None of the bells have been turned.
The treble is rung from the corner of the ringing room and the other 3 in a straight line down the middle of it - not using all of what is a fairly small ringing room.
Details Of The Bells
1 William Clarke & Michael Bushell, Evesham 1707 4cwt 26.50" 1344.0Hz (E+33c) 2 William Clarke & Michael Bushell, Evesham 1707 4½cwt 27.75" 1248.5Hz (D#+6c) 3 William Clarke & Michael Bushell, Evesham 1707 5¼cwt 29.875" 1146.0Hz (C#+57c) 4 William Clarke & Michael Bushell, Evesham 1707 7cwt 33.00" 997.5Hz (B+17c)
Photo Gallery
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