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NUSCR on Tour.

1st quarter peal: 1 & 6

1st quarter inside: 2

1st quarter for NUSCR: 1, 2 & 6

Rung by an all student band.

Special thanks to All Saints Burgers who were using the church but let us ring anyway.

1st in method: 2

First in hand: 1-2 and 3-4

First (and probably last) minimus: 1-2 and 3-4

With thanks to St Mary’s for lending us the bells.

First surprise major - 4

For the NUSCR Dinner Weekend

Rung to celebrate the start of the NUSCR dinner weekend.

1st major as conductor.

1st quarter peal with a bat in the room: 2, 4, 5, 6 & 8

Circled tower: 3

For NUSCR Dinner Weekend.

First quarter + first for NUSCR: 6

First as conductor: 5

First as the new NUSCR master: 1

Birthday compliments to Madeleine Jefferis!

Congratulations to Rosemary Hall (sister of 1-2) on her BSc in Mathematics from the University of York.

1st for NUSCR: 1

Believed to be the first quarter peal in method.

Rung to rival YUSCR (York Colleges Guild) and prove you can ring proper methods with silly names instead of doubles variations.

10th Quarter Peal for Jacob, despite swearing he'd stop after his 5th.

First peal: 2.

First inside: 3.

First spliced: 5 and 8.

First in method: 4.

1st peal 5

1st peal as conductor celebrating 10th anniversary of first peal

1st peal for NUSCR 6

1st peal in sunglasses 7

50th of mixed doubles: 3

1st inside: 2 & 3

Rung in hope that Madeleine won't want to ring minimus anymore.

First quarter peal in hand: 1-2 and 5-6.

Birthday compliments to Tom Kimmitt and with thanks for his Beer Buddy notification during the penultimate course.

First as conductor of minor

Good luck to all those doing exams!

1st of surprise: 2

1st as conductor of surprise

Continued good luck to students on their exams!

Believed to be the first quarter peal of the method on tower bells.

Rung by an all student band, celebrating the near-end of exams.

1st handbell quarter: 3-4

At the time of ringing, Ben is the only person to have rung this method to a quarter on both tower bells and handbells.

Rung to send a message.

Birthday compliments to Sonia Field

In thanksgiving for the life of Richard C L Brown, who passed away on 1 July 2024. Richard joined the Society in the 1960s and was highly supportive ever since.

Rung to mark the end of the NUSCR Summer Tour 2024.

Ben's 50th quarter (on tower bells), rung to celebrate his 22nd birthday.

1st as cover: 6 (obviously).

Rung to celebrate the birth of Beatrice Lily Middleton Gall, wishing the family well.

First in method 2, 3, 5 and 6.

In affectionate memory of Richard C L Brown, who was a proud and valued member of this society.

First in method - 5 & 8

Congratulations to Daniel Meyer & Victoria Halford for their recent engagement

90th birthday compliments to Sheila Ford, grandmother of 8.

100th peal: 7.

First with the society: 6.

First on 12: 1

First Bristol Maximus: 5

1st on 10: 1

Rung simultaneously with a peal at Corpus Christi, 300m away, to prove that at no location can both ring of bells be heard. These peals are together the 199th and 200th for The Society.

Rung simultaneously with a peal at Holy Trinity, 300m away, to prove that at no location can both ring of bells be heard. These peals are together the 199th and 200th for The Society.

First as conductor, and for NUSCR (and hence as conductor): 6

First of minor: 1

1st quarter peal and 1st for NUSCR: 6

1st quarter peal as conductor: 2

Rung to celebrate Eleanor's 21st birthday

First on 8: 1, 2, 8

Rung half muffled for Remembrance Sunday.

Rung immediately prior to the University of Nottingham Chaplaincy Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.

First Caters on an inside bell: 3.