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Rung to welcome the new year, remembering our friends Neville Pailing, Raymond Carey, George Bleasby and Jean Booth who sadly passed away in 2023.

Believed to be the first quarter peal on the bells.

Rung for Christmastide.

Birthday compliments to Chris Kipling.

To mark the 100th anniversary of the Shipping Forecast being first broadcast on the BBC.

Rung to mark the forthcoming ordination to the priesthood and licensing of The Rev’d Diane Berry as Associate Minister in the South Holderness village parishes.

200th together for the Society - 3 & 5

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung to celebrate the conductor becoming an old age pensioner!

Rung in memory of Helena Rachel Ophelia Ragg-Kirkby

First Reverse Canterbury: 2

For Candlemas

For Candlemas.

First of Maximus - 8

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First of Major inside 5-6.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

First quarter since January 2023 due to surgery: 3

Marking the 50th anniversary of the loss of the FV Gaul of Hull and all 36 crew

Birthday compliments to the conductor

First Treble Bob away from 1-2: 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First of Bristol: 6

First as Treble on the UK Mainland

In memory of Pat Dawson (mother of 3) who passed away 15 years ago today.

To celebrate the first steps, this week, of William Angus Bewick, first grandson of the 6

Met a few short for practice, thanks to Carolyn for stepping down.

300th quarter together 2&6

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung for Mothering Sunday

Rung prior to morning worship.

First touch of Duffield by all of the band.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First Duffield in hand: 1-2.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First blows of Duffield: 1-2.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

In memoriam Ray Carey, former Tower Captain and Ringing Master.

Carolyn Bailey would like to be associated with this event

Rung prior to our Palm Sunday morning worship.

Rung as the backing sound track for part of the National Garden Scheme held within the village at Fawley House.

This performance was rung using simulated sound.

First on a simulator: Tenor

Birthday compliments to Vicky Herring from all of the North Cave ringers.

A very good training Quarter Peal

This performance was rung using simulated sound.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

On would have been the birthday of Marion Plows (Bubs) mother of the 5th

Rung using the simulator.

After 69 quarter peals Nicks first on cover.

Rung on the simulator

With a bonus extent to be safe when the conductor lost count

Rung half-muffled for Easter

This performance was rung using simulated sound

Rung for Easter

For Easter Sunday

Rung in affectionate memory of our friend Raymond Carey who was Tower Captain at Holme on Spalding Moor for many years.

Dedicated to the memory of Andrew Johnson of Twyford, Hampshire, on the day of his funeral.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Circled tower: 1

900th QP: 5

A Ruby Wedding Anniversary compliment to Hazel and Stevan Walker, parents of the ringer of 3, for 24 March 2024.

[Should have been a quarter peal but the treble rope came untucked!]

Rung for Evensong

First of Minor - 5

First of Bristol: 6

To mark the inauguration of North Cave Cosl Exporters Cricket Club by ex-England wicket-keeper Jack Russell MBE

In memoriam, Rev. Giles C. Galley, past Chaplain of the Society, and Trustee of the BRF.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

In memoriam, Rev. Giles C. Galley, past Society Chaplain and Trustee of the BRF.

A Hull Handbells Project performance. Bells 4, 5, & 6 rung to a quarter for the first time.

Ring in memory of the Revd Giles Galley

First St Martin's - 2.

In memory of Christopher E. Bush who rang his first quarter of minor inside at this tower in August 1996

Rung to celebrate the life of the Rev Giles Galley, Chaplain of the Beverley and District Ringing Society and Honorary Life Member.

Rung in memory of our dear friend Hamish McNaughton.

A Hull Handbells project performance.

Rung in memory of Revd Giles Galley following his funeral at Strensall earlier today.

First quarter on a mini ring - 2,3,4,5-6

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Dedicated to the memory of the late Geoffrey Eastwood of Skipwith, whose funeral was there earlier today.

First in the method - 2.

Rung in loving memory of Revd Giles C Galley, whose funeral was this week, and also Annie Featherstone, Ann's mother, who died 30 years ago.

To mark the birth this day of Manaaki Edward Leo Bewick

Rung on the Front 3

First blows in the method: 6

Rung after the funeral of Nick Leaf - a much loved local farmer.

Birthday compliments to Heather Peachey and Diane Turner for tomorrow.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Walkington band rang in memory of George Bleasby, Jenny’s father, who rang for over 30 years and 15 of those at Walkington.

[This is the first quarter peal rung entirely by Walkington local band members since March 2015!]

First quarter away from the treble - 6

Rung to mark the birth date of Hilda Margaret Lyon, MA, MSc, AFRAeS, born in Market Weighton on 31st May 1896. Hilda invented the "Lyon Shape" a streamlined design for airships and submarines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilda_Lyon refers.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

A birthday compliment to Karen.

A Hull Handbells Project performance

Ringing for Peace. To mark the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings

Rung on the 80th Anniversary of D-day, beginning at 18.30.

Ringing Out for Peace to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings

For D-Day, In memory of the fallen.

on D-Day in memory of the fallen

To mark the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings

Ringing Out for Peace to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings

Rung to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

On D-Day in memory of the fallen

On D-Day in memory of the fallen

Rung to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day

Rung to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day

100th Quarter for the Treble Ringer - Steve Clack

Ringing Out for Peace - 80th Anniversary of D-Day Landings

Rounds and Call Changes concluding with the tolling of the tenor 80 times to mark the 80th Anniversary of D-Day.

On D-day in memory of the fallen

Ringing for Peace. To mark the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings

Rung in memory of Jenny Harris

Ring prior to the community service of commemoration to mark the 80th anniversary of D-day.

2 - First in method.

For the 80th anniversary of D Day

Rung to celebrate the life of Joyce Hughes, mother of Peter, who sadly passed away on 30th May 2024.

Rung in memory of Mildred Lucy Hawkins, for many years a worshipper, choir member and verger at this Church, on the first anniversary of her passing.

Rung for the Thanksgiving Service, and in celebration of the life of John V. Morley.

In memory of Martin Plows brother to Simon and Jonathan (Steeple Langford)

Rung with the best wishes of the band to H.R.H. The Princess Royal for a speedy recovery.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung to celebrate the wedding anniversary of 2 & 5.

Rung for the ordination of Claire Stubbs who is being inducted as curate of this church on Sunday 30th June.

A Birthday Compliment to Clare Richards

For the Archdeacon's visitation.

Rung with best wishes to Neil.

Rung to celebrate the life of Revd. Roger Chapman, the Vicar of St Marys from 1977 to 1988, who died 11th June 2024.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

To celebrate the engagement of Rosemary Goldthorpe and Joseph Bailey.

For morning service

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

A compliment to ringers 2 and 8 for their 14th wedding anniversary today.

Rung to congratulate Stephen Bean on his graduation from Hull University yesterday.

Just to keep the records complete.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

For morning worship

First Quarter Peal - 1 Age 11

First on 8 inside: 4

Rung for Clare C C Richards, currently undergoing surgery.

In memoriam Dora Taylor (101) whose funeral was on Friday

First in the method - 6

On International Left-Handers’ Day, rung by a combination of right-handers who ring left-handed and left-handers who ring right-handed.

The band would like to associate Jenny Hastings, a proper lefty, who was unable to ring due to injury, with the Quarter

In the Octave of The Feast of The Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary.

For Evensong.

Rung with best wishes to Neil Turner, who is currently in hospital.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung to congratulate Miles for his A level results and acceptance of his place at Oxford University.

First of Major: 1

With best wishes to Neil Turner, who joined us via Zoom.

Rung with our thoughts and prayers for Neil Turner and his family.

First blows of Grandsire in hand, 1-2, 3-4, 7-8.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First on 10: 3

First TB Royal: 8

250th quarter: Natasha Williams

Rung in memory of Muriel Massey, a longtime member of the band and a good friend to the ringers. Associated with this quarter peal are: Jenny Hastings, Evelyn Kirby and Frank Langstraat.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung in memory of our dear friend Neil Turner of Wilberfoss, who died yesterday.

In memoriam, Neil Turner, dear friend and founder member of the "West of Weighton" handbells group.

Jenny Hastings, another founder member of the group, wishes to be associated with this performance.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Remembering Neil Turner, a long term member of the project.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

Rung by left-handed ringers on Friday 13th.

The band would like to associate Jenny Hastings who was unable to ring with this performance

Specially arranged to mark 60 years, to the month, since the conductor learned to ring on the bell he rang today. Also an 80th birthday compliment to Barry Baxter.

Remembering David V Stipetic who passed away Friday 13th September 2024.

To celebrate the 49th Wedding Anniversary of Helen and Roger Button (ringers of the Treble and 4th)

For the Mass of celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Priesting of Fr Ralph Crow on the Feast of St Matthew.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of our friend Neil Turner (father of the 5th ringer), on the eve of his funeral.

Ring by members of the "West of Weighton" handbells group, in honour of Neil Turner, cremated this day at Bishopthorpe, York.

A wreath was made from sallies from the various towers that Neil regularly supported, and numerous ringers were present, including Jenny Hastings, a founder member of the group.

Rung in fond memory of Neil Turner on the day of his funeral. A regular visitor to this band.

Emma Baxter, Jenny Hastings, Evelyn Kirby, Graham Clarke, James Kenny and Jeff Simpson wish to be associated with this performance.

Specially arranged in memory of our friend Neil Turner, former tower captain at Pocklington.

Rung with the bands best wishes to Gerry for a speedy recovery.

Rung in memory of Neil Turner, a member of this Friday-night band.

First away from 1-2: 3-4.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

In thanksgiving for the life of Neil Turner fellow ringer and friend.

4 - First as conductor

Rung as a farewell to the Revd. Caroline Pinchbeck as she departs this parish and begins a new ministry in the parishes of Melsonby and Forcett.

A Hull Handbells project performance.

With best wishes to Clare Richards.

In thanksgiving for the life of David Stipetic, fellow ringer

The first known course of Plain Bob Maximus rung on handbells in East Yorkshire.

With birthday compliments to Timothy.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

First for the Society on Guernsey

First as conductor of minor in hand.

Rung as a birthday compliment to Sarah Dawson (wife of the conductor).

First Q on 10 handbells: 9-10.

350th Q on handbells as C.

A Hull Handbells Project performance.

For All Saints Day.

First peal: 8.

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the first peal on this ring of eight.