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For morning service, rung upstairs and downstairs.

Rung half muffled (upstairs and downstairs) for the funeral of Don Killick, a loyal member of the church and community. The bells were rung before and after the service, finishing with diminishing rounds.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In fond memory of Capt Sir Tom Moore, at 12 noon on the day of his funeral. Melvyn Potts assisted with organising the ringing and is associated with this tribute.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

100 chimes completed with a following 1 minute silence and a single chime.

Rung by Martin Spirito.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

Rung at 12 noon on the day of his funeral to remember the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

Chimed by Patricia Goulding, Churchwarden; Counted by the Revd Roni Goodman.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

Rung half muffled during Ringing Room session as a tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore whose funeral took place today

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

Tenor tolled at 12 noon

Yvonne Potter and Tony Francolino also each chimed a bell 50 times, at different times between 11.15-11.59

This was done in accordance

following the Cov 19 rules so that each member of the team was able be part of marking this wonderful man's achievement.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral. Accompanied by the Dakota flying overhead on its way to the flypast.

Chiming by Kelvin B White, Churchwarden.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

A bell was chimed by Chris Shrimpton in thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

A bell was clocked by Juliet Taylor, churchwarden, in thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of this village, on the day of his funeral.

A bell was tolled by the Revd Bernard Minton in thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

The heaviest tenor in Bedfordshire was rung in thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of the county, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

The tenor was tolled 100 times at 12 noon in thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In fond memory of Capt Sir Tom Moore, at 12 noon on the day of his funeral.

Rung at midday for the funeral of Captain Sir Tom Moore, NHS Fundraising hero

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

The school bell was chimed 100 times by Barry Livesey.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

At Bedfordshire's County and Civic Church, in thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

The Sacring bell was rung 100 times by Barbara Woplin and Gareth Burrows, one chiming and one counting.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

In thanksgiving for the life of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a resident of Bedfordshire, on the day of his funeral.

The tenor was tolled at 12.01pm to mark the National Day of Reflection on the first anniversary of the first Covid lockdown.

Rung on the National Day of Remembrance

At 12.01pm following the one minute silence for the Marie Curie national day of reflection, remembering the 126,000 people who have died in the UK with Covid 19.

Tolling for the Day of Reflection

Following the one minute silence at 12 noon for the National Day of Reflection, and also in fond remembrance of Sir Stanley Odell, who passed away on Sunday, aged 92. Sir Stan was Patron of the Campton Bells Appeal and a great supporter of ringing at Campton and of All Saints Church.

Rung immediately following the minutes silence for the victims of COVID 19.

Rung on the National Day of Remembrance immediately following the 1 minute silence. Remembering especially Alan Smith, a long time local ringer, who would have been 86 in July

for Lockdown Anniversary

Rung for Easter Day service using the Upstairs Downstairs system to socially distance the ringers

Prior to the Easter Sunday Communion Service

In memory of HRH the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

In memory of His Royal Highness, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh whose death was announced today.

In memory of His Royal Highness, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh whose death was announced today.

In thanksgiving for the life of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh who died today, aged 99.

Rung in memory of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh on the day of his death.

To mark the passing of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Tenor bell tolled 99 times to mark the death of HRH Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh

At 12 noon, in memory of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

In memoriam of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

The bell was chimed as half muffles are not possible

In memoriam of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

The tenor was tolled for five minutes at midday in memoriam of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Tolling the Half-muffled tenor in thanksgiving for the life of HRH the Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

At 12 noon, in memory of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Starting at 12 noon with the tenor half-muffled and tolled once every 20 seconds in memory of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Rung half muffled in thanksgiving for the life of HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

For the Duke of Edinburgh

Prior to the morning service; the tenor half-muffled and tolled once every 15 seconds in memory of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Rounds and Plain Bob Minimus rung for morning service, half muffled with the upstairs downstairs method of social distancing.

The tenor was tolled to mark the funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Tolling the half-muffled tenor prior to the funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

The tenor bell half-muffled and tolled once every 30 seconds between 2pm and 3pm prior to the funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Half muffled as the funeral procession for HRH Prince Philip travelled from Windsor Castle to St George’s Chapel.

Prior to the funeral service of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at St George's Chapel, Windsor.

Charlotte and Henry are both working towards their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award.

This performance was rung In Memoriam HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Rung in memory of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at the commencement of his funeral.

40 minutes Half Muffled Tolling prior to the funeral at St George's Chapel, Windsor, of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Tolling of the half-muffled tenor bell prior to the funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Prior to the 1-minute Silence and Funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh

Rounds and Bob Minimus rung for morning service using the upstairs downstairs method of social distancing

In memoriam HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Rung for morning service using the upstairs downstairs method of social distancing.

Rung for morning service using the upstairs downstairs method of social distancing.

Specially arranged and rung in memory of Sir Stanley Odell, a much loved and highly respected member of the community in Campton, who died on 21 March. He was a great supporter of this church and gave a bell when the new ring of eight were installed in 2007.

We were pleased that Lady Grace Odell joined us before the peal.

Frank's 2nd birthday treat!

Wedding anniversary compliment to Russell & Terry Brown

Rung using motion sensors

Frank's birthday treat!

Congratulating Russell & Terry Brown on their wedding anniversary.

Rung using motion sensors, conducted using a footswitch.

Rung for Pentecost and in Celebration of the Christening of Brandon Richard Smith

With the bands best wishes to Rod on the occasion of his 77 birthday tomorrow.

For morning service and with best wishes to Cliff Izzard (former tower captain) celebrating his 90th birthday today.

On the 50th anniversary of my first peal; using the same composition and fondly remembering those no longer with us. Rung using Abel with motion controllers and sound samples of St Paul's Bedford. (The best that could be done for a repeat performance under current circumstances)

73rd Birthday of NHS

First Quarter inside for 2nd

Rung in celebration of the Confirmation this day by the Bishop of Bedford The Right Reverend Richard Atkinson of the following Candidates:- Aimee Brooker, Madelaine Faysse, Sylvia Marshall, Andrea Rogers and Pippa Wilkinson

Birthday compliments to Terry (12th July) and Clive (5th July)

Rung with the best wishes of the band to Jim & Jean Peacock on their Golden Wedding Anniversary, and Peter & Kathy Blackmore for their Silver Wedding Anniversary.

For Inspire Festival

Specially arranged to celebrate the award of the Order of St Alban, by the Bishop of St Albans, to Audrey Brand, Lay Reader at All Saints Campton, for her long and exceptional service to this community and to the Diocese. Audrey lived near Norwich for many years before moving to Campton and studied for her MA with the Cambridge Theological Foundation, graduating in 2016.

Rung in loving memory of relatives and friends lost during the Pandemic:

Stan & Sheila Ashton, Jaclyn Castledine, Sid Dilley, Martin Leavey, Miles Lewis, Dick Mannox, Prudence Moore, Janet & Wendy Ruddock, Tony Ransom, Tony Rogers, Debbie Shelvey, Alan Smith, Roy Webb, Wally Webb and all those for whom a normal funeral could not be held.

First with real handbells 1-2, 5-6. First quarter as conductor 5-6.

Rung immediately preceding HM Lord Lieutenant's service.

(First QP on the bells since 26 Jan 2020)

Rung prior to the Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Chief Fire Officer Paul Fuller

Ringers of 2 & 8 Members of Fire Service Guild.

Rung at 6pm for the Climate Change Conference

For COP 26

Ringing for COP26

Ringing for the start of the COP 26 conference, as requested by the Vicar.

To mark the 200th anniversary of the first peal of Superlative S Major, rung at St Peter's, Huddersfield on 5th November 1821

Rung on the 61st anniversary of the conductor's first peal.

Ring during practice night, to remember Jim Peacock, a loyal and much loved member of the local band who passed away on 1st December 2021.

Rung before the funeral of Jim Peacock, a much loved local ringer.

Rung before the funeral of Jim Peacock, a much loved local ringer.

The band sends its best wishes to Anthony Smith for a rapid recovery. Thanks to June who replaced him at very short notice

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