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Rung to welcome the Reverend Martin Davies, as the new Vicar of Harefield by past and present members of The Middlesex County Association and London Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers who have connections with Harefield

75th Quarter peal together - 2 and 5

Birthday compliment to ringers of 7 & 8

First quarter inside in method 3 and 5

To mark the institution and induction on 23 January of Rev Anna Brooker; parish priest at All Saints since 2006. Also to remember the life of Patricia Breach; mother of local ringer Jackie Harrison and former chair of governors at Isleworth Church Blue School.

Arranged and rung as an 80th birthday compliment to Ruth Foreman, with thanks for the friendship, help and support she has given to ringers in almost 70 years of ringing, and 50 as ringing master at this tower.

Rung as an 80th birthday compliment to Ruth Foreman.

This performance was part of a peal attempt (called round in the fifth extent) arranged to welcome the new vicar, being inducted later in the day.

First in method: 3

Birthday compliment to Kate Giddens and Tim Mills

A 'get well' compliment / wish to Michael Sprackling

Rung for Evensong and as a birthday compliment to Tom Pinnock. First in method for the 3.

Completes the Standard 8 S Major to peals on an inside pair: 7-8.

Rung to celebrate the birth of Lillian Elizabeth Jackson (born 7/2/11) daughter of the 3 (Deputy Tower Captain), and Eleanor Rose Honoria Leach (born 21/2/11) daughter of Anna Leach (Tower Captain).

First on eight bells and first in Method - 2

A Ringing World Centenary peal rung to commemorate a peal ring in this tower on 18th March 1911, same Association, method, length and composer.

Rung to celebrate the Civil Partnership of Sean Barlow and Thomas Hardin today

1st Triples away from cover: 2

Rung for Middlesex N&E District Quarter Peal day

Rung on North and East district quarter peal day.

First 'Inside' - 4

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of William Henry Richard King (07/11/1916-16/03/2011), father of the ringer of 7-8.

First in method: 3

First peal of S Royal on handbells: 1-2.

First Caters as Conductor

First treble to caters

First caters inside: 4

First peal of 8-spliced on an inside pair: 7-8.

First peal of 8-spliced on a fully working pair: 3-4.

Rung to the memory of Geoffrey Dodds, who learned to ring on these bells, and of Gerald Penney, who rang some of his early peals here.

First on an inside pair: 3-4.

Rung half-muffled in loving memory of Rev Michael Peet, Rector of St Mary and Holy Trinity Bow who died 9 April 2011. He was a good friend and supporter of ringers and initiated and encouraged a local band.

First QP (6)

Rung for Easter Festival.

For Freedom Day, S/Afr

First peal of Bristol on handbells: 5-6.

For the wedding of William and Catherine

Rung to celebrate the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.

First away from cover: 1.

£8

Rung to celebrate the marriage of HRH Prince William and Catherine Middleton, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

First Quarters (6) and (8)

Rung to celebrate the marriage of HRH Prince William and Catherine Middleton, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

First Quarter (1)

Rung to celebrate the marriage of HRH Prince William and Catherine Middleton, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

First Quarter (1)

To celebrate the marriage of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Westminster Abbey this morning.

First in method: 2

Rung to celebrate the wedding of HRH Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

1. First of Royal

4. First in method

First peal as conductor on handbells

A Birthday Compliment to Jamie Gow.

Rung to precede the Small Choirs Festival, the final day of the weekend Flower Festival & part of celebrations to mark the 875th year of the foundation of All Saints Church Edmonton in 1136.

First Quarter Peal: 1

For the lunchtime Songs of Praise Service. First triples as conductor.

Rung prior to Ascension Day service.

Rung for Ascension Day

First in method: 4

Parker's One Part Composition containing 90 calls; to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the birth, on 10th June 1921, of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

100th peal for the Middlesex Association: 1.

First of Grandsire as conductor. 90th Birthday compliment to Duke of Edinburgh

1 & 6 - 25th quarter peal together.

On the occasion of the Official Birthday of Her Majesty The Queen.

Half muffled in memory of Mike Ellis of Linton, Cambridgeshire, formerly Tower Captain at Edgware, Middlesex, and Deputy Master and Church Warden at Great Stanmore

Rung prior to the funeral service to celebrate and give thanks for the life of Frank Albert Smith (18/07/1920 - 8/06/2011), Churchwarden of this parish for 55 years.

A 65th birthday compliment to Roger Bailey

Rung to mark the retirement of John Bamford, organist of this parish.

Rung for a simultaneous ‘Hymns of Praise’ taking place in the church.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Malcolm Davis, father of 4.

To celebrate Norwich City's promotion to the Premier League.

1st Triples: 1

1st Triples inside: 3

250th qtr: 7

Get well compliment to Harold Rogers after his recent hip operation,and hoping to see him ringing peals again soon.

First of London: 2

First peal of Kent: 1-2.

Rung in memory of Doreen Jakeman, mother of 9

First in method: 3,7,8

First peal of 6-spliced on an inside pair: 5-6.

To celebrate Margaret Sherwood's retirement

Birthday compliment to Monica Trow.

1st in m: 7.

Rung in memory of Doreen Jakeman

Rung in celebration of and immediately prior to the wedding at this church of Mark O'Halloran and Nikki Stubbs, both Hillingdon tower officers.

First in method: 5.

100th peal on the bells: 2.

First in method: 2

First of Surprise: 2,4.

Rung before a celebration service for St Giles’ Day.

£4

For the Western District Quarter Peal Week.

First quarter of Minor: 1

To commemorate the birth of James Aidan Owen on Sunday the 14th of August, first child for the Rev Stuart and Mrs Susie Owen and first grandchild for Helen and John Graham

First peal of Oxford: 1-2.

First Quarter Peal: 1.

First peal on the 10.

Rung by the Thursday lunchtime band.

£4

Completes 4 S Major alphabets: 7-8.

First peal in the the method.

Island Gardens S Major:

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For a service for the admission & licensing of licensed lay ministers (Readers) & commissioning of the Warden of licensed lay ministers.

£4

First as C in combination

The celebrate the centenary of the bells.

Eightieth birthday compliment to Max Granger, for many years a ringer here.

First of Spl S Major: 3.

Composition based on J. J. Parker's One Part Peal of Grandsire Triples, using Holt's Bob Singles.

First in the method: 3, 4, 5 & 7.

First peal of spliced on handbells: 5-6.

For Evensong

First peal of S on handbells: 1-2.

75th birthday compliment to Bill Wyman.

A Thursday lunchtime quarter.

£4

Rung half-muffled before Holy Communion with the Duruflé Requiem remembering All Souls.

£4

Quarter peal specially arranged to celebrate All Saints' Day. The composition rung for the first time.

First in method: 2

First peal in the method as conductor on handbells.

The first time this composition has been rung on handbells.

A belated retirement compliment to David Brown.

For sung Evening Prayer. Also a birthday compliment to Linda Foddering and Jill Wigney. 100th Quarter Peal: 4.

£4

Specially arranged and rung on Harold Rogers' 95th birthday.

Half Muffled for remembrance Sunday

Rung half muffled for Remembrance Sunday using Parker's one part peal composition of Grandsire Triples with Holt's Bob Singles.

First peal in the method for all the band and for the Association.

100th handbell peal: 7-8.

For morning service. £BD

Birthday compliment to the composer.

500th Q on the bells: 4. A Thursday lunchtime band effort to congratulate Richard on his milestone.

£4.80

Rung to mark the 300th anniversary of 8 bells at Windsor Parish Church.

Rung on Advent Sunday.

First peal: 2,4.

First Treble Bob: 1.

Rung to mark the centenary year of The Ringing World.

First peal: 1.

£8

Rung to mark World Aids Day (1 Dec) and as a birthday compliment to C

Rung to celebrate the Centenary of the first peal on the bells.

First peal on 10 bells: 3,6.

Rung for the Portsoken Ward Carol Service

Rung immediately following the Parliamentary Carol Service by members of the Middlesex Association 2011 Essex Trophy Squad and supporters.

For Morning Service

Rung for the Parish Carol Service

Circled the tower: 7

Rung by the Thursday lunchtime band

First Grandsire Minor - 2, 3 & 6

400th peal: 1-2.

500th peal: 3-4.

First peal of spliced as conductor on handbells: 7-8.

250th on the bells: 8. A compliment to Richard Casserley on his forthcoming 75th birthday.

£4