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E. Winifred Keys, Henry W. Stoveld, and Norman J. Smith all first peal in the Method. Record taken from the Ringing World Magazine.

First peal of Spliced Surprise for ringers of the 3 and 4. First peal of Spliced Surprise Major in five methods by all the band and for the Guild.

Source: The Ringing World.

First peal in the method on the bells and by all the band

Reference: Ringing World 6 April 1951 Number 2088 Volume 47 Page 211

Source: The Ringing World.

First peal for ringer of the Treble. First peal of Plain Bob Minor "inside" for the ringer of the 2. First peal of Minor for the ringer of the 3. First peal in the Method on the Bells.

Source: The Ringing World.

First peal - 3, 4.

Rung to mark the opening of the Festival of Britain.

First Peal -1

First peal of Major 'inside' - 4. Conductor's 50th peal of Plain Bob Major. Rung to commemorate the Battle of Britain.

First peal in the Method for ringer of the 3.

Source: The Ringing World Magazine.

First peal of Surprise Major: 3 & 7. 100th peal for the Guild: 2. First peal of Major on the bells.

A compliment to the verger on the 54th anniversary of his wedding and to M J Butler on the birth of a daughter.

First peal of Surprise -1, 2 and 3; First of Surprise Minor -6; 25th peal -3; First peal of Minor on the bells.

50th peal - 5.

First peal of Grandsire Caters - 5,6,8. A birthday compliment to Philip, son of the conductor, Mr George Preston, captain of the tower, and Ronald N Marlow.

Witness: Arthur G Janes. Rung on the 21st birthday of Philip Matkin.

First peal: 1, 8

First peal on eight bells: 3

Rung as a golden wedding anniversary compliment to Mr H Reynolds and as a 51st birthday anniversary compliment to Mr F G Barron, both members of the local band.

25th peal - 2.

First peal of Treble Ten - 2,4. First peal on ten bells - 5.

First peal - 4. First peal of Caters - 7,8.

25th peal - 3. 40th peal - 4.