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Rung half muffled in memory of Private Joseph Ainsley. Private Ainsley learnt to ring at Darlington. It is believed he was working as a gardener in Chirk when he enlisted at Wrecsam in the Shropshire Light Infantry. He was killed on January 3rd 1916 and is commemorated on Chirk War Memorial.

Rung as a compliment to Norman Rimmer, Organist and Director of Music at Holy Trinity, on being awarded the BEM in the New Years Honours list for services to music.

First of Kent Treble Bob - 5

First of Minimus for all except 4.

Rung on the "Liverpool Simulator". First on a simulator for all except 4. First on a simulator in North Wales and for The Association.

First in more than one method - 2.

First quarter - 6.

Celebration of the life the conductor's Aunt, Dorothy Lloyd, who died recently aged 93.

Rung for Evensong on Palm Sunday. Also rung as compliment to local ringers Jen Sandiford and Simon Proffitt on the birth of their son, Idris Tiger Jensen Proffitt born 13th March.

Rung half muffled to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of Lieutenant John Cragg Dunn, a ringer at this tower who was seriously wounded on 24th March, 1916 near Elois in Belgium. He died on 25th March aged 27 years. His resting place is now in the Military Cemetery at Ljissenhoek.

Rung to mark the 90th Birthday of H M The Queen.

Rung to celebrate the 90th birthday of H M The Queen.

Rung on bells 1,3,4,6,7,8.

Rung to celebrate the 90th birthday of H M The Queen.

Rung to celebrate the 90th birthday of H M The Queen.

First Quarter by an 'all local' band in many years.

A celebration of the life of Elizabeth Stanworth died 17 March 2016 aged 95.

First quarter on all ten bells since the completion of the project to refurbish the bells. Rung as a get well compliment to Ian Maycock, the driving force behind the refurbishment, who was prevented from ringing by ill health.

First on ten - 10.

Rung to celebrate HM The Queen`s 90th Birthday. Also to celebrate Prince Philip`s 95th birthday.

Rung to celebrate H M The Queen`s 90th birthday.

First peal on the bells.

Rung in Celebration of the 90th Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Remembering the 50 who tragically lost thier lives whilst on a night out in the pulse Night Club, Orlando.

Rung for the "Strike Back Against Cancer" campaign.

First quarter inside - 2. First quarter for more than 45 years - 1.

Rung as compliment to Yvonne Price, ordained as a Deacon earlier today in St.Asaph Cathedral.

First as conductor of minor:- 6

For all those killed in the First World War. In particular:

Private 6253 Alfred Stone 5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) who died 19/10/1914. Grandfather of Fred the Tenor ringer.

Jack Jones who died 01/07/1916. Great Grandfarther of local ringer Beverley Furniss.

Rung to mark the start of Llangollen International Eisteddfod.

First of triples - 5. First of triples away from cover - 6.

Rung to celebrate the completion of the project to refurbish the bells.

1800 peal : 10.

Rung as a 75th birthday compliment to Marlene Jones, former Tower Captain.

Rung as a compliment to Gareth Erlandson on starting training for the Ministry at St.Padarn`s Institute, Llandaff. Also rung as a compliment to Karen and Sam Erlandson on their sixth wedding anniversary.

Rung as a compliment to Robin Wharton and Mark Ellis married shortly after the end of this quarter, in Las Vegas.

First away from cover - 1. First away from treble - 6.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

Rung in memory of Private Evan John Jones a ringer at this tower. Private Jones was killed at the Battle of The Somme on August 4th 1916. The local band rang half muffled in his memory on September 3rd 1916.

First quarter for at least 46 years - 6.

Most methods 3 & 4.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

Rung for Ruthin School`s Founder`s Day Service.

Rung immediately before a service of commemoration for the ten men of Flint killed during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.

Rung immediately prior to a concert organised by the Chirk Celebration and Lights Committee.

First of Doubles and Minor for all except 6.

Rung half muffled just prior to the funeral service for Susan Mary Trevor of Trawscoed Hall Guilsfield

First of Minor 4.

Rung half muffled in memory of the 116 children and 28 adults who died in the Aberfan Disaster 50 years ago today.

First quarter - 6. Rung half-muffled on Armistice Day. Also in memory of Leonard Cohen.

Fisrt quarter this Millennium - 3.

With thanks to the ringers at Llandudno whose donation of four ropes made this attempt possible.

Half-muffled for Remembrance Sunday.

Most methods - 3. Rung as a compliment to Will and Jayne Lander on their recent marriage.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

For the Feast of St Andrew

Rung to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the re-building of the tower. Also best wishes to Paul Bennett, brother of Rachel

First of Major - 5. First of Major inside - 8. For Christmas.

For the Crib service.

Rung, after meeting short, on the "Liverpool" simulator.

First quarter "inside" - 2.