Welcome to the Virtual Hub

The BellBoard Virtual Hub is designed to be a central place for you to find information about virtual ringing-related events. We hope that you find it useful.

Email us with suggestions.

News

Issue 5 - Survival and Recovery Newsheet

The fifth issue of the Survival and Recovery Newsheet is now available, produced by the Central Council and the Assocation of Ringing Teachers.

Survival and Recovery Toolbox

The Survival and Recovery project is the result of a partnership between ART and the CCCBR. It is a work in progress and will be developed as the pandemic unwinds and the needs of ringers and ringing become ever clearer. Let’s work together to build a vibrant future for ringing.

The Virtual Hub - Welcome and instructions

BellBoard now has a Virtual Hub page designed to help keep you informed about upcoming virtual ringing-related events.

Upcoming virtual events

View all upcoming events in the diary.

No virtual events are scheduled to occur in the next two weeks.

Useful links

Recent

Tower Talk issue 20
Survival and Recovery Toolbox by ART and the CCCBR

Useful resources

CC Covid Winter Plan
CCCBR Coronavirus information page
Association of Ringing Teachers - Ideas to keep you ringing and socialising during lockdown
CC YouTube competition

Ringing Room

Ringing Room (Ringing Room app for Apple devices; Free)
The Ringing Room Take Hold Lounge, a Facebook group
YouTube video: An introduction to Ringing Room

Survival and Recovery Newssheet

Featured video

The History of Ringing Simulators

Presentation delivered by David Bagley to the St Martin’s Guild on Wednesday 17 March 2021.

David discusses the difference between a ringing machine and a ringing simulator and provides information about the Carter Ringing Machine. He also explores the early, and more current, use of computers in ringing.

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✖ Home Newest Browse Search Random Diary Virtual Hub RW Issues Shop Pathways Subscriptions Donate Features Register Log in	Welcome to the Virtual Hub The BellBoard Virtual Hub is designed to be a central place for you to find information about virtual ringing-related events. We hope that you find it useful. Email us with suggestions. News Issue 5 - Survival and Recovery Newsheet The fifth issue of the Survival and Recovery Newsheet is now available, produced by the Central Council and the Assocation of Ringing Teachers. Read more … Survival and Recovery Toolbox The Survival and Recovery project is the result of a partnership between ART and the CCCBR. It is a work in progress and will be developed as the pandemic unwinds and the needs of ringers and ringing become ever clearer. Let’s work together to build a vibrant future for ringing. The Virtual Hub - Welcome and instructions BellBoard now has a Virtual Hub page designed to help keep you informed about upcoming virtual ringing-related events. Read more … Upcoming virtual events View all upcoming events in the diary. No virtual events are scheduled to occur in the next two weeks. Useful links Recent Tower Talk issue 20 Survival and Recovery Toolbox by ART and the CCCBR Useful resources CC Covid Winter Plan CCCBR Coronavirus information page Association of Ringing Teachers - Ideas to keep you ringing and socialising during lockdown CC YouTube competition Ringing Room Ringing Room (Ringing Room app for Apple devices; Free) The Ringing Room Take Hold Lounge, a Facebook group YouTube video: An introduction to Ringing Room Survival and Recovery Newssheet Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4 Issue 5 Featured video The History of Ringing Simulators Presentation delivered by David Bagley to the St Martin’s Guild on Wednesday 17 March 2021. David discusses the difference between a ringing machine and a ringing simulator and provides information about the Carter Ringing Machine. He also explores the early, and more current, use of computers in ringing.
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