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Rung to celebrate the New Year of 2017.

90th Quarter - 2

To Welcome 2017.

The Coningsby & Friends New Year Quarter Peal Day Out in the Eastern Branch.

Marking the 230th anniversary of the first peal to be rung on the bells (New Years Eve, 31st Dec 1786).

(No. 3 of 5)

To Welcome 2017.

The Coningsby & Friends New Year Quarter Peal Day Out in the Eastern Branch.

Marking the 650th anniversary year of King Henry IV being born at Old Bolingbroke Castle.

First quarter standing ontop of a cupboard: 5.

Unfortunately the fifth rope broke in the pulley during the first 120 and due to time constraints we were unable to splice it back together so we pulled the rope up and tied it together between the garter hole a wheel spokes, however this meant the rope was seriously short and the only way it could be reached was for the conductor to stand on a box ontop of a large cupboard, about 3 ½ foot up, and even then he could only just reach the bottom of the sally.

(No. 2 of 5)

To Welcome 2017.

The Coningsby & Friends New Year Quarter Peal Day Out in the Eastern Branch.

Remembering John R Ketteringham who was very proud to see these bells rehung and made ringable again in 2008.

These bells cast in 1825 would no doubt have been heard by the young Alfred Tennyson (later to be Poet Laureate) when he was born & brought up at nearby Somersby Rectory between 1809 & 1837, and may have inspired him when he wrote ‘In Memoriam – Ring Out Wild Bells’

‘Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The flying cloud, the frosty light:

The year is dying in the night; Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.

Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring, happy bells, across the snow:

The year is going, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true.’

Most quarters (3) rung on a single day for: 6, Well Done Luke!

Most quarters (2) rung on a single day for: 1, Well Done Anne!

(No. 4 of 5)

To Welcome 2017.

The Coningsby & Friends New Year Quarter Peal Day Out in the Eastern Branch.

Rung as a birthday compliment to India Hare, Granddaughter of Don who is 12 today.

Also marking the 300th anniversary year of the casting of the original ring of six bells at Horncastle in 1717 by Henry Penn of Peterborough. Only the present treble, fifth and tenor of the 1717 ring survive.

Most quarters (all 5) rung on a single day for: 2, Well Done Bob!

Most quarters (3) rung on a single day for: 3, Well Done Tess!

Well Done the Coningsby Ringers, a great effort and excellent progress made!

(No. 5 of 5)

To Welcome 2017.

The Coningsby & Friends New Year Quarter Peal Day Out in the Eastern Branch.

First quarter on the treble (away from covering) at first attempt for: 1, Well Done Luke! (in fact only his second quarter peal ever).

(No. 1 of 5)

Rung for evensong.

First blows in the method 4, first in the method 3,5,6 and 7

For Evensong; also an 80th birthday compliment to 8, and with congratulations to John Campbell, Dean's Verger, on being awarded the B.E.M. for services to the church in Lincoln. Members of the Cathedral Company of Ringers not ringing all wish to be associated with these good wishes.

In thanksgiving for the life of Jill Staniforth

First peal in the method:

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200th peal together - 2,7

Rung remembering Jill Staniforth of Leicester, who died on 7 January. She was a life-long friend of Judith and rang peals on these bells at All Saints, Leicester, their former home.

1500th peal - 2

Rung with fond memories of Bill and Eva Holmes, who both died 25 years ago in January 1992.

First in method 1 & 4

Remembering Graham Taylor, former football manager of Lincoln, Watford, Aston Villa, Wolves and England who died suddenly yesterday aged 72.

Specially arranged and rung with the bells half muffled in affectionate memory of Joe Craggs, on the morning of his funeral, who sadly passed away on 18th December 2016 aged 84. Joe was a close family friend of the ringer of the third and the conductor. This quarter was being rung whilst Joe's family were gathering at the family home not far from the church within ear shot of the bells prior to the funeral. Joe loved hearing the bells and was born and lived in Branston all his life. A true kind hearted gentleman who would help anyone, nothing was too much trouble. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him! Rest in peace dear friend.

First 6 spliced - 4

Remembering Keith N Buckingham, ninth Master of the Lincoln Diocesan Guild (2002-2005), whose birthday would have been 16th January, who sadly passed away 10 years ago this coming July.

200th tower bell peal: 5.

Circled tower and 100th of Doubles - 1

First peal in the method:

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For evensong

For Evensong.

Rung for Evensong

First peal in the method:

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Most spliced surprise 4.

1st Quarter - 1

150th as conductor

Rung for Evensong

The ringers would like to wish Tony Barker (Hop-along), a speedy recovery.

First peal in the method - 4

First blows in method - 4. and first quarter of York - 2. Rung on the eve of the Feast Day of St. Gilbert (4th Feb)

First peal in the method:

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Rung for Evensong and a farewell compliment to Jean Kay who is moving to France.

First quarter peal of Triples 1 and first on a cover bell 8

O tempora! O mores!

Rung in memoriam for the life and work of Geoffrey Armitage of Husbands Bosworth who died 20th December, 2016 aged 73

First blows in the methods for all

Jointly conducted by all the band

1, 4 - First Stedman

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Jim Sutherland of Wragby.

For Evensong. In memory of Jim Sutherland, of Wragby, who died on Friday.

Audrey Harrison wishes to be associated with this quarter Peal.

Dedicated to the "unknown" donor and family who two years ago today donated precious "new life" to the conductor.

Remembered always.

RIP

First peal in the method - 4

Rung by members of the local band as a thank you to Margaret Parker MBE who retired as tower captain of the church on the 24th January after 37 years in charge (and many previous years as a ringer) and as a welcome for the new tower captain, conductor of this quarter. Also in memory of Jim Sutherland, local ringer from Wragby and friend to the band, who sadly passed away on 10 Febuary 2017. He will be greatly missed by all of us who knew him and rang with him.

Arranged and rung to celebrate the life of Jim Sutherland, of Wragby.

In memoriam for the life and work of Jim Sutherland R.I.P.

First Quarter of minor - 1

First quarter in method 1,4 and 5

Congratulations to (The Imps) Lincoln City Football Club beating Burnley 1 - 0 and booking their place in the Quarter Finals of the FA Cup this afternoon.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Jim Sutherland of Wragby.

1 - First quarter following a break from ringing of over 30 years and first in more than one method.

To the Memory of Jim Sutherland of Wragby.

Circled tower 7

The following would like to be associated with this quarter- Sue Waterfall, Gill Gladman, Norma Bird and Bill Booty

200th peal together - 5,7

First peal in the method:

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Rung in memory of Norman A Johnson, former ringer at Blaydon on Tyne, and past Secretary and President of the Durham and Newcastle Association.

First peal in the method:

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Rung to celebrate the birth last month of Alice Hannah Harvey, granddaughter of local ringer Robert Harvey, born on Saturday 21st January 2017. Daughter of Laura & Joe, sister of Austin and granddaughter of Janet & Robert Harvey.

100th peal of Surprise Minor in seven methods for: 2.

Rung in memory of Paul Armitage 10/06/80-10/11/2009 aged 29 and his father Geoffrey Armitage who died 20/12/2016 aged 73

First quarter at first attempt - 1

Rung for evensong

100th in hand as conductor

First peal of Spliced S Major - 4

Rung in memory of Private Edward Waby, who died 100 years ago today aged 20. Private Waby was born, baptised, lived and rang at Scothern. He is buried at Railway Dugouts Burial Ground, Belgium.

Rung in affectionate memory of James A Sutherland ‘Jim’, Tower Captain at this Church for 30 years and Honorary Life Member of the Guild, on the afternoon of his funeral.

The ringers of 1, 4, 5 & 6 were all taught to ring here at Wragby by Jim.

The father of 2 was Tower Captain here at Wragby immediately prior to Jim.

The band wish to associate Colin Ward & Tony Barker with this peal. Jim left instructions for the seven methods that he wished us to ring in the peal today (No Doubles!) along with the band he would have liked to have rung the peal, being the four ringers he taught (1,4,5,6) and Colin & Tony who both have strong connections to ringing at Wragby and to Jim. Unfortunately both Colin & Tony were unable to ring in the peal today.

‘Well done thou good and faithful servant’

Rest in Peace dear friend and mentor.

Rung immediately following the funeral of James A Sutherland ‘Jim’, Tower Captain at this Church for 30 years and Honorary Life Member of the Guild.

The ringers of 1, 3, 4 & 5 were all taught to ring here at Wragby by Jim.

The ringers of 1, 2 & 4 rang in the first peal on the bells (1979) along with Jim after they were rehung in 1974.

Jim left instructions for the band he would have liked to have rung the peal today in memory of him, being the four ringers he taught (1,3,4,5) and Colin & Tony who both have strong connections to ringing at Wragby and to Jim. Unfortunately both Colin & Tony were unable to ring in the peal today, but we did manage to get us all together to ring in this post service touch.

Rest in Peace dear friend and mentor.

Specially arranged and rung in memory of Jim Sutherland, Tower Captain at All Saints Wragby Lincs for 30 years and Honorary Life Member of the Guild, on the evening of his funeral.

A stalwart of the Guild and a good friend to many ringers, he will be greatly missed.

Jim learnt alot of his early method ringing here at Horncastle under the guidance of Tower Captain Horace Bennett.

The band wish to associate local ringer Don Hare with this quarter peal.

Rest in Peace dear friend.

Heaviest bell rung to a quarter: 6.

Specially arranged and rung in memory of Jim Sutherland, Tower Captain at All Saints Wragby Lincs for 30 years and Honorary Life Member of the Guild, on the evening of his funeral.

A stalwart of the Guild and a good friend to many ringers, he will be greatly missed.

Jim was good friends with the late Alan Brader who was Tower Captain here.

The band wish to associate local ringers Joan Simpson & Russell Green with this quarter peal.

Rest in Peace dear friend.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Derek Bunting, Tower Captain at Brigg, who died on 25th February.

900th peal as conductor

100th peal together - 2,6

In memory of John Surtees former F1 and motorcycle world champion, died today aged 83. R.I.P. First blows in method 2 & 3

Rung in memoriam of Brenda Margaret Jacklin, whose funeral was due to take place Monday 13th March 2017

Rung in fond memory and to celebrate the life of Jim Sutherland, Tower Captain at All Saints Wragby Lincs for 30 years and Honorary Life Member of the Guild, who sadly passed away recently. Jim taught the conductor to ring at the Friday night Practices at Wragby ready for the Millennium. He was a stalwart of the Guild and a good friend to many ringers, he will be greatly missed by all.

500th peal - 5

Rung to mark St. Patrick's Day

First on eight, 1

First Triples as conductor

800th peal, 1

100th peal for the guild, 11

Rung half muffled in memory of Private (73180) John Joseph Cooper of the Lincolnshire Regiment (Serving in the Sherwood Foresters at the time of his death). Killed in action on the 19th March 1917 100 years ago to this day.

In thanksgiving for the life of the Rev'd Neil Brunning and his service to this parish in his retirement years.

Rung especially for the 400th Anniversary of burial of Pocahontas, friend of Captain John Smith who was born in the village in the 1500's.

First mixed doubles and minor for majority of the band

First doubles inside - 2

First peal in the method:

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Specially arranged and rung in fond memory of Jim Sutherland, Tower Captain at All Saints Wragby Lincs for 30 years and Honorary Life Member of the Guild, who sadly passed away last month. Jim taught the conductor to ring at the Friday night Practices at Wragby ready for the Millennium. He was a stalwart of the Guild and a good friend to many ringers, he will be greatly missed by all.

Rung with the bells fully muffled for Lent.

First peal in the method for all the band.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of Val Coult, previously a ringer at St Johns Scunthorpe and St Peter ad Vincula, Bottesford.

Remembering those who lost their lives in the terrorist attack in Westminster on Wednesday. Also in memoriam in the 75th Anniversary year of the aircraft crash nearby of the Vickers Wellington killing the two crew members

In support of the BSBABC. First in method 1,2 and 4. First in method as conductor. Thanks to Andrew Davey for arranging this QP

Rung for evensong.

First of Treble Bob Royal 1

First of Surprise Royal 4 & 8

First of surprise: 3

150th peal as conductor.

First peal in the method:

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Congratulations and best wishes of the band to Beth Carr (niece of the ringer of the 6th) and Richard Brackenbury on moving into their first home together in Sleaford. First quarter in method - 6

An appropriate method to ring to celebrate the first day of April.

1st in method for 3.

1st as conductor.

Rung in celebration of April 1st

First in the variation for 1, 3, 4 & 5

Rung for Evensong

Rung in celebration of the marriage of Ruth E Whetton, daughter of David, to Richard Reid at St Cuthberts Benfieldside on Sunday 26th March. Ruth was previously a member of the local Messingham band.

Rung to celebrate the birth of Frank O Burman-Nunn.

Born in London on the 1st April 2017.

Great Nephew to Bruce Burman.

Birthday compliment to Michael Purday

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First 6 spliced - 4

Specially arranged and rung half muffled in memory of John Warner aged 88 who funeral was earlier this day. John was a long time work colleague and friend of the conductor R.I.P. Most m/v - 4

Rung at the ancient Minster church of St Mary, Stow-in-Lindsey for the Julie McDonnell Cathedrals, Abbeys and Minsters Challenge. Stow Minster once served as a cathedral and dates from the 7th century.

First surprise minor inside - 3. Well done Jo

Rund half muffled on Good Friday

Rung for Easter Sunday and to congratulate Joshua Johnson on his 20th Birthday yesterday. (Nephew of the 2nd, Grandson of the 3rd and Son of the 6th).

Rung for Easter Choral Evensong

Specially arranged and rung to mark the 650th anniversary of King Henry IV being born here at Old Bolingbroke at Bolingbroke Castle on 15th April 1367.

We decided to ring the quarters today as 15th April fell on Holy Saturday.

The first of two quarter peals being rung here today, resulting in 2,650 changes being rung on the bells at Old Bolingbroke with this quarter before lunch being 1330 changes and the one after lunch being 1320 changes.

Specially arranged and rung to mark the 650th anniversary of King Henry IV being born here at Old Bolingbroke at Bolingbroke Castle on 15th April 1367.

We decided to ring the quarters today as 15th April fell on Holy Saturday.

The second of two quarter peals being rung here today, resulting in 2,650 changes being rung on the bells at Old Bolingbroke with the quarter before lunch being 1330 changes and this quarter after lunch being 1320 changes.

Rung by Coningsby Ringers & Friends to celebrate the 85th birthday of local Coningsby ringer Joan Simpson who celebrated her 85th birthday last weekend, many happy returns Joan!

Joan joined us today for Lunch and sat and listened to this quarter in the Church.

First peal in the method:

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Specially arranged and rung prior to the funeral of Alistair James Binks, friend of the treble ringer.

Alistair passed away peacefully at his home on 4th April 2017 aged 50, and is the eldest son of Stuart & Jennifer Binks. Stuart was Consultant Gyneacologist at Pilgrim Hospital Boston.

Alistair loved sport - besides playing football Alistair was a Grimsby Town football supporter, attending as many matches as possible and for his 50th birthday he received a football shirt sent by the players from Grimsby Town.

Be sides football snooker was another of Alistair's passions, watching snooker on Television as well as attending the snooker finals in London on three occasions.

Alistair was employed at Pilgrim Hospital from the early 1980's initially in horticulture and later ground maintenance but he loved nothing better then going home and helping to manage the 8 acres of ground owned by his parents.

Alistair always had time and a friendly welcome for staff and visitors - he will be sorely missed.

Rung half muffled on the 75th Anniversary this day of the death of Pilot Officer Henry Eric 'Harry' Rath of the Royal Canadian Air Force and Sergeant Karl Morris Miegel of the Royal Australian Air Force who both died when their Vickers Wellington (T2834) crashed nearby in the early hours of Monday 20th April 1942. May they rest in peace. Most methods to a quarter 2 & 4

40 minutes of mixed doubles ringing to celebrate the 60th wedding Anniversary of Gerry and Kate Trusscott. Gerry has been a ringer at Nettleham since 1996 but has recently had to retire. With all best wishes and much love from all of the Nettleham band.

Rung to mark the Queen's birthday today and also that of the conductor.

Rung to mark the Queen's birthday today and also that of the conductor.

Another rung to mark the Queen's birthday and also that of the conductor

Ruby wedding anniversary compliment to Janet and Stephen.

For evensong

First of Surprise - 2

Compliments to Deborah Stokoe and Sean Lesley on the occasion of their engagement

Rung for St George's Day

Rung for St Georges Day

First quarter peal for Richard Rodgers after being diagnosed with Parkinsons

1st Quarter Peal - 1

Well done Tom (aged 13)

In Thanksgiving for the lives of Valerie Jane Pickering and John Pickering, lifelong supporters of this church, both recently departed. Mother and Father of 3. Nanny and Grandad of 1 & 2. Mother and Father-in-law of 6.

First peal in the method:

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Rung to mark the 50th anniversary of the amalgamation of Hartlepool and West Hartlepool on 1 April 1967.

For Sutterton Flower Festival

For Surfleet Flower Festival and to celebrate Dot Mason's birthday. For SBABC

Rung half muffled in memory of Private (40662) John Marvin of the Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action on the 28th April 1917 100 years ago to this day. Brother of the Treble ringer's Great Grandmother.

Rung for Evensong.

First quarter: 1

First peal of Bristol - 4

200th peal together - 1,5

First peal in the method:

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First quarter peal on ten bells 10

First Quarter peal of Caters as conductor

Rung for evensong

Specially arranged and rung to mark the centenary of Captain WILLIAM RONALD MORTON being killed in action during the Great War on 4th May 1917 near St Quentin France aged 27.

William was the son of William Henry Morton Esq. & Elizabeth Morton of Harmston Hall & Washingborough Manor. He was educated at Rugby School before going up to Christchurch College Oxford in 1909.

Morton joined the army on 2nd September 1914, initially in the Royal Fusiliers, later transferring to the 2nd/8th Battalion of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment where he was commissioned.

William is commemorated in All Saints Church with a simple wooden Memorial Cross which sits beneath a stained glass Memorial Window up in the Chancel.

This quarter was rung on the back six of the eight.

When You Go Home, Tell Them Of Us And Say, For Your Tomorrow, We Gave Our Today.

Honourable age does not depend on length of days, nor is the number of years a true measure of life.

6 - First quarter

First in method for 5

With grateful thanks to Alan Payne for his seven years as Master of the Lincoln Guild and best wishes to Chris Turner, his successor.

First Quarter: 1,8

First as Conductor: 4

Rung half muffled in memoriam of Paul Thornton whose funeral took place today

Rung in support of BSBABC. Also in memory of Jodie Ann Brown and Mark Crompton buried in St. Mary's Churchyard on the 10th Anniversary of their death R.I.P.

Rung as a 2nd birthday compliment to Elenei Anne Cade grandaughter of ringer of the 6th. Also rung for the event of the Lincolnshire Chamber Orchestra performing "Elijah" by Mendelssohn in the church this evening

A birthday compliment to Elenei Anne Cade aged 2 today grandaughter of ringer of the 6th.

950th peal - 4

Rung to celebrate the wedding of Ellie Jones and Sam Ashby at Ranworth on 20 May.

Rung to celebrate the forthcoming wedding of Ellie Jones and Sam Ashby at Ranworth on Sat May 20th

Rung on the eve of Newton Village Fete and hoping for good weather for a successful day.

First peal in the method:

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Rung to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the Battle of Lincoln Fair which took place in the City at Lincoln Castle on 20th May 1217 during the First Barons’ War, between the forces of the future Louis VIII of France and those of King Henry III of England. The battle (a major landmark in English history) was the turning point in the First Barons’ War and led to Prince Louis returning to France for good having signed the Treaty of Lambeth in September 1217!

Remembering the formidable lady constable Nicholaa de la Haye Castellan of Lincoln Castle. She directed the defence of Lincoln against the rebel Barons & Louis’ French forces in 1217 during the Battle of Lincoln Fair and made sure the Castle did not fall, holding out until Royalist William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke arrived with reinforcements.

Rung during the City’s Battle of Lincoln Celebrations immediately prior to the Medieval Procession of shields & flags and the parade of Knights (re-enactors) up the High Street from the Stonebow (the City’s southern gateway) up Steep Hill (the route Louis forces took) to Castle Square (where the original battle took place) for the re-enactment of the Battle.

First peal of Minimus: 2

First peal of Minimus inside: 3.

Longest peal of Minimus: 1, 3 & 4.

100th peal as Conductor for the Guild.

Rung also for 'The City of Lincoln Company of Civic Bell Ringers'.

To celebrate the restoration of these bells to ringing order, work in the tower carried out by the members of this band. Rung during Fishtoft Church Summer Fair.

The band wishes to congratulate Paul Seaman on being awarded the Diocese of East Anglia Medal for many years of service as tower captain at the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge.

For the wedding of Ellie Jones and Sam Ashby at Ranworth on Saturday 20th May

To celebrate the Baptism Service of Lawson William Sands (Brother of Hannah Leggate) which took place to-day.

Rung as a 'thank you' to Bernard Stone for recently refurbishing these bells.

Rung for Silk Willoughby Craft Fayre which has been taking place in this church over the Bank Holiday Weekend.

The band also wish to associate this quarter peal and offer condolence with all those affected by the Manchester act of terrorism which took place a week ago today.

To welcome Edward William Jackson, born on 25 May to Katie and David Jackson of Urmston, first grandchild for Jim and Christine Benner.

First peal in the method:

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First for the Guild as its Master 7.

First inside to method (3). Rung as a 60th Birthday compliment to Steve Marsh friend of 2 & 6

Wedding compliment to Margaret Ellis and Sam Tyler of Ovingdean, Sussex who were married last Saturday 27th May, best wishes to them. First blows in method - 3

First peal in the method:

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5 - Circled tower to quarters

First peal on this ring of ten. Back four cast by J Miller.

First blows in method - 2

For Evensong

Rung as a birthday compliment to Julie McDonnell with the best wishes of the band. Nev (ringer of the 4th) is a survivor of "Blood Cancer" being the CLL form and he rang in the quarter today after attending the hospital this morning to be fitted with monitoring equipment. Donation of the tower quarter peal fee donated to the BSBABC at request of the tower correspondent.

100th peal together - 5,7

First peal in the method:

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For BBC Music Day.

Starting at 7.00pm (No. 4 of 4)

For BBC Music Day.

Starting at 5.40pm (No. 2 of 4)

For BBC Music Day.

Starting at 6.30pm (No. 3 of 4)

For BBC Music Day

For BBC Music Day.

Starting at 5.00pm (No. 1 of 4)

First touch and quarter in method - 3

Remembering those who died in the Grenfell Tower, Kensington fire and all those who are affected by this appalling tragedy.

Also remembering Jo Cox who was murdered whilst going about her constituency business. Jo was Member of Parliament for Batley and Spen on the first anniversary of her death. May they all rest in peace.

The best wishes for a speedy recovery to Brian Bunting (of Pinchbeck) also ringer at this church.

Arranged to open the West Deeping 'Midsummer Magic' Open Gardens Weekend.

This quarter peal was also rung in memory of Alice Jones.

6 - First on a tenor inside and circled the tower inside

First peal in the method -3-4-5-6-7-8.56-56.10-12-90 lh 12 b

A slightly belated 65th birthday compliment to David Phillipson (13th June). Also to wish David a speedy and full recovery from his recent significant spinal surgery.

Rung as part of the Heritage Skills Festival held in the Cathedral with the City of London Livery Companies.

Rung during the Heritage Skills Festival held in the Cathedral with the City of London Livery Campanies

4 - First including Stedman

First peal in the method

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Rung in thanksgiving for the life of John G. Gipson

Rung in celebration for:

- The birth of Theo Shaw, son of Tom and Donna friends of the third ringer.

- The 72nd birthday of John husband of the treble ringer

First Quarter Peal - treble

First of Surprise Royal 'inside' - 8.

1000th peal together - 1,2.

Rung to mark the centenary of the birth of Judith's father, Philip A Corby. He was CC President 1984-7, ASCY Master 1967, and a very able tenor ringer and conductor.

Rung Half Muffled in Memory of Bernard Train (Local Resident) who passed away 23rd March 2017. The delay between his passing and the ringing was to enable family members to gather locally to hear the ringing with his widow Marion

Rung as a 21st birthday compliment to Molly (Janice's daughter) for today and to celebrate her 'superlative' achievement of gaining a First Class BA Degree in Cell & Systems Biology from Oxford University!

Morning Service. Treble ringers first 720. 85th birthday (4).

Rung as a welcome to Alexander Croft, born 27 June, grandson to Bill and Hilary Croft.

Rung before the service of Institution of the Rev. Carolyn Bailey the new Rector of The Ness Group of churches.

First peal in the method:

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