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Rung by the St Brannock's Society as a thanksgiving for the life and work of David Snowdon. 13 November 1944 - December 2001

A St Brannock's Society quarter peal day as a thanksgiving for the life and work of David Snowdon. 13 November 1944 - December 2001.

A St Brannock's Society quarter peal day as a thanksgiving for the life and work of David Snowdon. 13 November 1944 - December 2001

A St Brannock's Society quarter peal day as a thanksgiving for the life and work of David Snowdon. 13 November 1944 - December 2001

First Grandsire Caters as conductor.

First Spliced Royal - 8. To welcome Rev Stephen Hoyle as Team Vicar.

First in the method for all the band.

First Major 4, 5.

To celebrate Gordon Cryer's 31 years as Rector of Stoke Damerel and to wish him and his wife Val a fond farewell and happiness in their retirement.

Sourced from Tower Records.

First as Conductor. First on 10 - 4. First inside - 5, 6. First on 10 inside - 8.

First in method for all.

With best wishes to Mike Hansford for a speedy recovery.

In thanksgiving for the life of Queenie Retter, 11 February 1922 - 26 January 2002, a member of this tower since 1943.

Marking the 50th anniversary of Howard Egglestone's first peal.

Circled tower 5 times: 1. 100th peal of Royal: 2.

First in method: 5.

To mark the 50th anniversary of Howard's first peal.

First of Double Norwich Caters for all except 3.

150th peal: 2.

First affected touch of Stedman - 3 First Stedman - 4

First peal: 3. Circled tower: 8.

First peal on the bells

First blows of Double Norwich Royal for all. Circled tower: 1.

Half-muffled in memory of HM the Queen Mother .

Rung half-muffled in memory of The Queen Mother, who died 30th March 2002.

1st doubles as conductor

In memory of Cathy Martin.

Rung half-muffled in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and also of Jean Evenhuis, aunt of the ringer of the third, who died on Thursday 4 April, also aged 101.

Rung half-muffled, on the day of her funeral, in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

First April Day - 2 Rung to welcome Mischa & Denis to Devon.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society

1st quarter, 6

Rung by the St Brannock's Society

Rung by a St Brannock's Society ladies band to mark the retirement of Joan Clarke

First blows in the method - 5. Slightly belated birthday compliment to Tony Parry.

Most methods & variations - 4.

Rung as a 17th birthday compliment to Owen Borlase.

First Grandsire - 2

Birthday compliments to Jen Campbell and Nicholas Yeo.

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

Rung to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of H.M. The Queen.

First inside - 3. Rung to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Rung to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee

1st quarter, 6.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society celebrating the Golden Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II

1st Yorkshire - 3,6

First of Maximus inside: 6.

Rung open in memory of Tony Pearson, ringer at this tower, who died 27th June 2002.

1st major - 1

25th on the bells - 6

Rung following Morning Service which included the dedication of the new ropes.

On the back 5 after meeting short for Cambridge 6.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society for the "One week in Summer" Festival.

By the Sunday Service band as a farewell to Hilary Ison, our Associate Minister.

First surprise in hand: 5-6

Rung as part of the first ringing on the newly restored bells during Cold Aston village fayre. First quarter-peal on the bells with the bellhanger (Peter) and assistant bellhanger (Owen) ringing the tenors. For those that are interested, the 4th is the heaviest bell at 6-0-10.

First quarter-peal in over 20 years - 1 Most m/v - 3, 4

First Grandsire - 3

59th birthday compliment to 7.

50th of Bristol - 2.

Farewell to Mike Stone, emigrating to New Zealand.

1st blows in the method 4,5,7

Rung by the St Brannock's Society to celebrate the engagement of Society President, Heather Weaver, to Michael Shorter

1st quarter, treble

Rung by the St Brannock's Society

First peal: 3.

1st of Surprise, 4

Rung by the St Brannock's Society.

1st in the method 2,3,5,8

1st in the method for 50 years, 6

Rung by the St Brannock's Society wishing Joan Clarke a speedy recovery

Rung during GDR quarter-peal week

First peal on the bells in their new home. These bells were formerly hung in Kingsteignton and known as Kings-Ting-Tong.

First 8 Spliced S Royal: 4,8.

First in the method by all.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society.

Rung as a 100th birthday compliment to Reg Bray, a ringer at Newton St Cyres since 1915, and the world's oldest active ringer. Reg rang 120 Grandsire Doubles with five of the band before the peal.

Includes the first 720 changes in the above method with place notation x.36.x.16.x.12.x.16.14.x.12.56.lh16.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society

1st quarter away from cover, treble.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society.

Rung half-muffled for Remembrance Sunday.

Rung half-muffled for Evensong on Remembrance Sunday. Donation: £1.20

Rung in memory of Alan Summerwill; also Caroline Stewart, Secretary of the PCC, who died suddenly on 28 October 2002 aged 44 years; also Bryan Coles who died on 16 November 2002 and who had been an active member of the Pinhoe band since his retirement. First of Major: 6.

In memory of Bryan Coles.

Birthday compliment to Wendy Campbell.

First in the method for all.

Rung by the St Brannock's Society

50th peal of spliced Surprise Major - 5. Birthday compliment to Ian Avery.

For the Feast of St Michael-de-Migit.

Farewell to Rev Anthony Appleby, retiring owing to ill health, after 8 years as Rector of Dulverton.

In the Golden Jubilee Year of HM Queen Elizabeth II. To celebrate the marriage of Fiona Mitchelmore and Richard Harvey, and of Caroline Steere and Mark Orriss. Onthe 25thnanniversary of the inaugural peal oon the bells.

Rung to celebrate the life of David Ridley - a member of the local band. First peal on the rehung bells. First peal : 2 First peal for 12 years : 3 First of doubles as conductor.

First of Surprise Major - 1.