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First peal in the method:

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Rung in fond memory of Fran Brealey, on the bells she loved, who sadly passed away unexpectedly on 20th December 2021.

This quarter was rung half muffled at the request of the family immediately prior to the private family funeral held for Fran here in her beloved Church. All the ringers have connections to ringing at Welbourn and knew Fran. The bells were diminished up to the start of the service.

Fran and her husband Reg are responsible for the current ring of eight being hung at Welbourn. They financed the removal of the unringable eight at Hagworthingham Lincs when the tower there collapsed and paid for their restoration and rehanging here at Welbourn in 1978.

Fran was a good friend to ringers and you were always guaranteed of a warm welcome when ever you came to ring at Welbourn. The bells were always available if nothing was taking place in Church and Fran would always try to make the effort to be present in person to greet visiting ringers.

Fran was highly respected by all in the local community and was also a long standing Churchwarden here at Welbourn. She will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her, but her memory will live on each time her beloved bells peal out over the village.

The band wish to associate the following ringers with this quarter and we are sure there are many others too – Sue Waterfall, Gill Gladman, Betty Stracey, Sandra & John Underwood, Margaret Parker, Judy Williamson, Les Townsend, Philip & Fiona Dawson.

The following seems fitting for Fran, taken from Tennyson’s poem ‘In Memoriam, Ring Out Wild Bells’

Ring in the valiant man and free,

The larger heart, the kindlier hand;

Ring out the darkness of the land,

Ring in the Christ that is to be.

(It it is thought that the Hagworthingham bells - now at Welbourn, are the actual Wild Bells which inspired Tennyson to write the poem when he lived within earshot of them at Somersby as a young boy).

Rest in peace dear friend.

Also present Philip R Wild.

Rung in fond memory of Fran Brealey, on the bells she loved. Fran exited the Church through the ground floor belfry and out the great west doors to her final resting place in the Churchyard within the shadow of the tower.

Rung half muffled immediately after the burial had taken place out in the Churchyard as the family departed.

Fran and her husband Reg are responsible for the current ring of eight being hung at Welbourn. They financed the removal of the unringable eight at Hagworthingham Lincs when the tower there collapsed and paid for their restoration and rehanging here at Welbourn in 1978.

Fran was a good friend to ringers and you were always guaranteed of a warm welcome when ever you came to ring at Welbourn. The bells were always available if nothing was taking place in Church and Fran would always try to make the effort to be present in person to greet visiting ringers.

Her memory will live on each time her beloved bells peal out.

Rest in peace dear friend.

For Evensong

First peal in the method:

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Ist QP - 1.

Joanne French

Caroline Beach

Simon Pearson

Luke Tobin

Brian Plummer

Christine Higginson

Yvonne Smith

A. Non

Sam Napper

David Bennett

Practice night dedicated to Ian Ansell, tower captain of the Kirton group of towers, who passed away on Friday 14th January and attended by his friends. We all thank him for his efforts and patience to improve our ringing as individuals and the Kirton and Butterwick group as a whole. He will be greatly missed

The band wishes to associate Robert Ingamells with this practice

To welcome Isobel Kate Park, born 16th January 2022, first grandchild for 3.

First peal in the method:

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First in method: 2

First plain hunting - 1

First treble bob, 1

Rung to celebrate the 90th Birthday tomorrow (29/01) of John Bennett, ringer of the 3rd, who is the Tower Captain at this church. Wishing him good health, happiness and many more years of ringing and article writing for the Lincoln Diocesan Guild.

In affectionate memory of Ian DGB Ansell, Tower Captain of the this tower from 1992 - 2022, who passed away on 14th January 2022.

Rung by a band of long-standing ringing friends

Method chosen because of his love of Yorkshire holidays and a favourite.

Rung in affectionate memory of Tracey Goldsmith, Daughter of Jan and Local ringer.

Rung in memory of Sheila Freeman who has recently passed away aged 92. Wife of Michael Freeman and Sister in Law of John Freeman.

First peal in the method:

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In memoriam Ian DGB Ansell

Rung in memory of Bill Brotherton and Tracey Goldsmith, local ringers at Alford.

1st Quarter peals - 1 and 6

To mark the 70th anniversary of H.M. The Queen's accession to the throne.

The four bells of Welby were rung to celebrate the start of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Rung for the 70th anniversary of H M the Queen's Accession.

Rung for the 70th anniversary of H M the Queen's Accession.

Rung prior to the afternoon service.

To mark the 70th anniversary of H.M. The Queen's accession to the throne.

For morning service and to mark the 70th anniversary of the Accession of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to mark the 70th anniversary of the accession of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung to mark the 70th anniversary of H.M. The Queen's accession to the throne.

Rung for the 70th Anniversary of HRH Queen Elizabeth II Accession.

This was Mia Bradford's first blows of Plain hunt 5 weeks following her first session of bell handling.

Rung for the 70th Anniversary of HRH Queen Elizabeth II Accession to the Throne and the morning service

Rung to mark the 70th Anniversary of HRH Queen Elizabeth II Accession.

First Quarter Peal on a inside working bell 2

Rung to mark the 70th anniversary of HM Queen Elizabeth II's Accession. First Quarter Peal on an inside working bell: 2

Rung to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the accession of H.M. Queen Elizabeth 11

Rung to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of HRH Queen Elizabeth II Accession and for Morning Service

Rung at 11.00 am to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Accession of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1952

Rung for service and to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne.

Rung to celebrate the 70th Aniversary of the accession of H.M. Queen Elizabeth 11

For Evensong and the Queen's Accession.

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II

For morning service and dedicated to HM Queen Elizabeth on the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne.

Rung to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Accession of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Special Ringing to mark the Platinum Jubilee of HRH Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Accession to the Throne, Platinum Jubilee.

First in method for Joanne French (5)

Celebrating the Platinum Jubilee of the Queen's Accession

Rung following morning service to mark the 7oth Anniversary of HRH Queen Elizabeth II Accession.

One hour of mixed ringing up to the experience level of the ringers present, including plain courses of Grandsire Doubles.

For the 70th anniversary of the Queen's Accession

Rung to celebrate the start of the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

Chiming three bells for St Martin's Barholm-with-Stowe Evensong to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne.

Rung by the Alford Sunday Service band, remembering Tracey Goldsmith and Bill Brotherton, regular ringers at Alford.

Rung by the Alford Sunday Service band, remembering Tracey Goldsmith and Bill Brotherton, regular ringers at Alford.

Rung to mark the 70th anniversary of the Accession of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to the throne.

“God save the Queen, Long live the Queen”

200th peal on the bells - 8.

1st Quarter Yorkshire on tower bells - 3

Rung in memory of Tracey Goldsmith and Bill Brotherton, local ringers and friends of the Alford Band.

For Evensong.

Rung half muffled prior to the funeral service of Ian DGB Ansell at Surfleet Crematorium by some of his ringing friends at the tower he was captain of for many years

Wayne Francis

Joanne French (c)

Caitlin Meyer

Diana Street

Penny Fountain

David Reynolds

Peter Udy

David Collin

Brian Plummer

Practice night dedicated to Ian Ansell, tower captain of the Kirton group of towers, whose funeral was today. Attended by his friends, mostly from the Kirton group of ringers. He was tower captain of the group from 1992 to 2022.

Thank you Ian, for everything. RIP.

First blows inside to Plain Bob Major - 4.

300th peal - 3

300th peal together - 7,8

First peal in the method:

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Rung half muffled in memory of Ian DGB Ansell whose funeral was on Tuesday 15th February 2022.

Ian regularly rang Friday quarter peals with us. His last quarter was at Fulney in 2020.

Rung half muffled in memory of Ian DGB Ansell who died on 14th January 2022 and whose funeral was earlier this week.

Ian was tower captain of this church and the Kirton group of bellringers from 1992-2022.

Norwich was chosen as it was his favourite method.

Rung in Memory of Tracey Goldsmith and Bill Brotherton.

First peal in the method:

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Rung for the 80th birthday (24/01/2022) of Peter Wakefield, tower captain of this church.

For the Civic Service

First Quarter Peal away from cover bell 1

800th peal - 4.

First peal in the method:

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Rung in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Rung in support of the people of Ukraine!

3 - First of minor and first inside

A birthday compliment to Stephen and Janet Clarke, members of this tower

First peal in the method:

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First inside - 3

Circled tower - 1

Rung for Evensong

900th peal - 8.

500th peal - 5.

First peal in the method:

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Rung to celebrate the return of St Wulfram to Grantham on the 1302 anniversary of his death (20th March 720AD), delayed by COVID for two years.

Organised and rung especially for the 57th Birthday of Mark, ringer of the 4th. Happy Birthday Mark! Many Happy Returns!

Jim's birthday treat!

Specially arranged and rung half muffled in fond memory of Fran Brealey, on the bells she loved, who passed away 20th December 2021. Fran was a long standing Churchwarden here at Welbourn.

Fran and her husband Reg are responsible for the current ring of eight being hung at Welbourn. They financed the removal of the unringable eight at Hagworthingham Lincs when the tower there collapsed and paid for their restoration and rehanging here at Welbourn in 1978.

Fran was a good friend to ringers and you were always guaranteed of a warm welcome when ever you came to ring at Welbourn. The bells were always available if nothing was taking place in Church and Fran would always try to make the effort to be present in person to greet visiting ringers.

First peal in the method:

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Lincoln Guild Bell Ringers in solidarity with the brave people of Ukraine.

"Its sends a message right across this country, because across this country, the monasteries that are still standing, the bells, the bells, they toll for Ukraine" Lyse Doucet BBC correspondent. (18/03/2022)

First peal of 7 surprise - 2

Rung for April and with hope for better Spring weather!!

Rung for the retirement of our Rector, the Reverend George Goalby after 40 years of priestly ministry, 32 years in the Lincoln Diocese and the last 7 years as our Rector.

Also 400th QP for 3.

The following people would like to be associated with this performance.

Graham Whittaker, Graham Colborne, Tara Rayment

Rung in affectionate memory of Bill Brotherton and Tracey Goldsmith.

1st quarter peal on the treble - 1

Congratulations to Helen and Debbie on their retirement and with best wishes to Delia & Robin.

Rung for Palm Sunday

First peal in the method:

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Half-muffled for the Good Friday service

For Good Friday on the minor 5

200th peal together 1-2, 7-8

First peal in the method:

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Rung to celebrate the birthday of Tony (ringer of the 6th) on the 21/04

First peal in the method:

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Rung in fond memory of Fran Brealey, on the bells she loved, prior to her Memorial Service in the Church she loved, to celebrate a wonderful lady and her life which touch so many lives.

Fran was a long standing Churchwarden here and was at the heart of this community. She was a good friend to all ringers who came to Welbourn to ring the bells.

She will be greatly missed, especially her warm smile! RIP dear friend.

‘Well done thou good and faithful servant’

The band wish to associate the following ringers with this quarter and we are sure there are many others too – Sue Waterfall, Gill Gladman, Betty Stracey, Sandra & John Underwood, Margaret Parker, Judy Williamson, Les Townsend, Fiona Dawson & Philip Mason.

Rung on the back six immediately after Fran Brealey's Memorial Service as the congregation and family exited the church to walk over to the Village Hall for refreshments and to reminisce about Fran.

On 29th April 1982 V-force Vulcan Bombers - XM598, XM607 and XM597 took off from RAF Waddington overloaded with fuel, bombs and an extra crew member. Flying in radio silence they met up with their five Victor in air refueling tankers. Having refueled XM598 and XM607 continued to Ascension Island landing after a nine hour flight.The following night XM607 with its attending Victor tankers successfully completed the BLACK BUCK 1 raid on Port Stanley Airfield on the Falklands - dropping 21 - 1000lb bombs on the airfield. Arriving back at Ascencion Island after a flight of over 6600 nautical miles and over 14 hours flying time - this was the longest bombing mission in history. XM607 took part in 3 of the 5 completed BLACK BUCK raids, and now in retirement proudly stands as gate guardian at RAF Waddington

Rung for the Flower Festival.

Rung on the 44th anniversary today of the bells being dedicated in this tower on Ascension Day 1978 by the then Bishop of Lincoln the Rt Rev'd Simon Phipps. The bells were kindly transferred from Hagworthingham where the tower had collapsed and restored and rehung here at Welbourn through the generosity of Reg & Fran Brealey of Welbourn.

Rung to celebrate the life of Fran Brealey whose Memorial Service to celebrate her life took place in this Church five days earlier (29th Apr).

Rung on the back 6 in memory of Joan Wild, Mother of the ringer of the 2nd, who passed away on 04/05/2019.

First of Triples 1

In Memoriam

Rung in memory of Tony Goude - Church warden at St Peter, Scotter

First peal in the method:

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Celebrating the birth of Michael and Charlotte Reynold's new baby.

Rung for the West Lindsey Open Churches Festival.

1st on treble. Rung for the West Lindsey open churches weekend

Birthday compliment to John Collett 90 years old on 22nd May. First on these bells since 2018 (Nov)

First on the bells for Greg (8) as tower captain

First Caters 1 & 7. First on 10 - 10. For Evensong

800th peal for the Guild - 2.

First peal in the method:

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Specially arranged and rung with the bells half muffled in fond memory of our dear friend Ron Applewhite, who passed away four months after his 100th birthday on 22nd May 2020.

This is the first opportunity we have had to ring a peal in memory of him and to celebrate his life due to covid preventing us at the time of hos death, last year’s peal which would have been on the first anniversary was cancelled on the morning of the attempt as the conductor was rushed into hospital so we have had to wait until now.

Ron’s obituary:

Ron was born in neighbouring Washingborough but he lived in Potterhanworth most of his married life moving to the village after the second world war and lived here with his dear wife Molly ever since until he had to give up driving at the age of 94 and moved to a sheltered complex in neighbouring Branston where he lived independently for the next for years before finally moving into a care home at neighbouring Heighington for the last couple of years of his life. So he has lived in this group of villages nearly all his life – all within a couple of miles of each other, so this was very much home.

Both he and his wife Molly were stalwarts of this village sitting on many of the village organising committees.

Ron learnt to ring aged 12 at Washingborough. After he moved to Potterhanworth after the second world war he joined the Nocton band and then got invited to join the locally renowned Branston band. He rang with the Branston band for the next 20 years during the 1950’s & 1960’s. he was a member of the Branston Multi Minor Peal band which was highly regarded in the county as the best Minor band during the 50’s & 60’s. They were known for the striking in particular as well as the complexity of the Minor methods and numbers they rang.

Ron was also actively involved in the Potterhanworth Millennium project to restore the three bells and augment them to six. Not only did he help and support at all the fundraising events from 2000 to 2004 he also helped with the actual bell work. He was over joyed on dedication day (4th Sept 2004) when a life long dream of his had come to fruition – Potterhanworth now had a ring of six bells!

Shortly after the dedication his dearly beloved wife Molly passed away (Oct 2004) after being married for over 50 years and so Ron donated a set of muffles to the Church in memory of her. These are the very muffles that we used today for the peal.

Ron rang quarter peals here on his 90th, 91st & 92nd birthday's and he was very proud of these especially the one on his 90th birthday when he rang inside to Single Oxford Minor and the one on his 92nd birthday which was his last quarter when he rang Plain Bob Minor inside.

Ron was made an Honorary Life Member of the Guild in 2004 for services to ringing within the Diocese, something he was extremely proud of.

We were pleased to be able to celebrate with Ron at his care home on his 100th birthday (26th Jan 2020) as covid had not hit us then so we have some very fond memories of that day and he was so pleased to see us all and to hear about the peals and quarters we had rung for his 100th birthday.

Rest in peace dear friend now reunited with his beloved wife Molly, both of whom are interred in this Church yard within the shadow of this tower (so under the sound of his beloved bells).

Celebrating Edgar (son of 4th) winning his School Talent Show today!

First of Delight Minor: 3

90th birthday compliment to John Collett, ringer at Butterwick, for tomorrow

Rung half muffled in memory of Canon Rhys Prosser at the same time as his funeral was taking place at Bexhill on Sea, St Peter's. Rhys was a Canon of Lincoln Cathedral, Rural Dean and vicar of the Saxilby and Stow groups of parishes. He was a past President of the West Lindsey Branch, a member of the Lincoln Guild's Roll of Honour and good friend to very many. In addition to his love of ringing, he was a steam train and Welsh rugby enthusiast. Our thoughts are with his wife, Steph, and their family.

In memory of Alan James Stait, who recently passed away aged 79. Originally of South Cerney, Gloustershire, cousin to Peter Wakefield, tower captain of Gosberton.

200th peal together - 3,7

First peal in the method:

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Rung to mark the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

3 - first as conductor

6 - first as cover

Rung prior to the lighting of the Jubilee Beacon at the International Bomber Command Centre to mark the Platinum Jubilee celebrations for H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung on Jubilee Day at the start of the Village's Platinum Jubilee Celebrations to celebrate 70 glorious years of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Defender of the Faith.

This peal was rung after the Flag Raising Ceremony which saw the first flag flown from the new Jubilee Flagpole which has been erected especially for the Platinum Jubilee on top of the Church Tower, this event being the start of the Village's Weekend of Celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee. Approx 160 villagers came out for the Flag Raising and to listen to the ringing afterwards.

'God Save the Queen, Long Live the Queen'

Part of the Isle of Axholme's celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee; by Axholme Ringers and friends ringing the bells of the Isle churches at Haxey, Owston Ferry, Belton-in-Axholme and Epworth.

Rung before the village Service of Thanksgiving to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen

Rung to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II

On the first day of HM the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration. Arranged to give every ringer, from the newest recruit to the oldest ringer in the Isle the memory of ringing for a unique historic national event.

Rung to mark the Queen's 70th Jubilee as part of National Celebrations.

Part of the Isle of Axholme's celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee; by Axholme Ringers and friends; ringing the bells of the four Isle churches at Haxey, Owston Ferry, Belton in Axholme and Epworth.

Circled Tower - 1

Rung with tenor cover after meeting short for triples

For the Platinum Jubilee of H.M Queen Elizabeth II

Before the Platinum Jubilee Service of Thanksgiving and Tree planting

Rung prior to the lighting of the Fulbeck Beacon to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

To open the flower festival celebrating the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Part of the Isle of Axholme's celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee; by Axholme Ringers and friends ringing the bells of the Isle churches at Haxey, Owston Ferry, Belton-in-Axholme and Epworth.

Rung in celebration of the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Part of the Isle of Axholme's celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee; by Axholme Ringers and friends ringing the bells of the Isle churches at Haxey, Owston Ferry, Belton-in-Axholme and Epworth.

Rung To Celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

1st Quarter Peal Michael Coney, and rung as a thank you for all his efforts in getting Belton bells rehung.

For the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Rung at the time of village festivities to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

First quarter: 1. Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H M Queen Elizabeth II

Rung prior to the start of The Picnic in the churchyard to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to mark the Queen's 70th Jubilee as part of National Celebrations.

1st on 8 -Treble

Rung to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

First peal:1 - Well done Sue

Circled tower:5

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Rung for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

First peal on the bells.

Chris Woodcock wishes to be associated with this peal. He was going to ring in it until 45 minutes before the start! Thank you to Paul for standing in at short notice.

Rung for the village of North Rauceby to mark the celebrations of The Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

For the Platinum Jubilee

Rung as part of Nettleham's celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

For the Platinum Jubilee

With special thanks to 4 (a returning ringer after 25 years absence) and 5, who only started learning on 23rd May.

For the Platinum Jubilee

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

100th Quarter Peal together-1 & 6.

The first ringing on these bells for over two years. To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung at the time of the Memorial Service at St Paul's, London, to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung to mark the Queen's 70th Jubilee as part of National Celebrations.

Rung prior to the Service of Thankgiving at St Paul's Cathedral - which was broadcast in the church - as part of the celebrations for The Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

For the Platinum Anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Rung for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Rung for the village of Bardney in celebration of The Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung for the Platinum Jubilee of her majesty Queen Elizabeth the second.

Rung prior to The Family Day at the Memorial Hall - to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to open the village celebrations to mark the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth 11

3: First as Conductor.

1: First as Treble.

Platinum Jubilee Celebration

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Celebration of Charles Cade's 80th birthday on the occasion of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Brilliantly conducted by Charles.

For the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to congratulate Emily Brown & Joshua Tilley on their Marriage today at St Andrews, Helpringham.

Also, to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen.

Rung to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Rung prior to the village - Picnic and Concert in the Park - to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Rung to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M The Queen Elizabeth II

Ringing throughout the day whilst the church and tower were open to the public as part of the village festival celebrating the Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II

Rung for the village of Wrabgy to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Prior to special Jubilee Hymns and Pimms Service.

For HM Queen Elizabeth II Plantinum Jubilee Celebrations prior to the tea party in the church

To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Susan Waterfall would like to be associated with this performance.

Celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

For the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Prior to a special service celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

In celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Rung to mark the Queen's 70th Jubilee as part of National Celebrations.

Rung to celebrate HM Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee immediately prior to the parish service

Rung to celebrate HM Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee immediately prior to the parish service

Rung for the village celebrations to mark the Platinum Jubilee of H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II

Service Ring celebrating the Platinum Jubilee