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Last updated - 9th February - Barry Cox - see In Memoriam.

Art Conference in York - Saturday 15th March 2025.

Today's selection from the gallery

1013

1013 - L to R, Kneeling :- Iris Piper, Anon, Anon, Anon, Anon, Viv Kirk, Anon. Seated :- Janet Porter, Mike Harrop, Clem Robinson, Miss Norina Bond, Anon, Anon. Standing :- Robin Rogers, Tommy Goodin, Anon, Anon, Anon, Anon, John Perrett, Jack Taylor, Mrs Jack Taylor, David Johnson, Ken Kirk, Ron Ducker, Gerald Bayram, Ian Goldthorpe, John Rank, Anon.

You can also see lots of other photos in the gallery.

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As part of our 75th birthday celebrations we published a 152-page book containing a brief history of the churches, bells and ringers at 43 towers in the East Riding. They are available by post for £7 inc postage.
The book makes an ideal gift for anyone interested in local history.
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Today's random peal on this date.

Peal No 487

Beverley and District Ringing Society

On Saturday 22nd February 1986

ULCEBY, Lincolnshire. St Nicholas.

Tenor 9–0–8 in G. In 2h 31.

5040 MINOR (3M)

2 each of Oxford TB and Kent TB, and 3 of Plain Bob.

1........Mark J Lane
2........Angela R Nix
3........Christopher H Jenkins
4........Paul S Andrews
5........David R Mitchell (C)
6........Michael J de C Henshaw

First as conductor.

Today's random quarter on this date.

Quarter No 4109

Beverley and District Ringing Society

On Friday 22nd February 2008

ESCRICK, North Yorkshire. St Helen.

Tenor 34–2–10. In 53m.

1320 PLAIN BOB MAXIMUS

1........Annamaria D E Hodgkinson
2........Alison J Whiteley
3........Robert D C Richards
4........Martin T Hardgrave
5........Kirsty Watts
6........Neil Turner
7........Richard G Davis
8........Michael J Hastings
9........Richard D Gibson
10......James R Startin
11......Thomas Raggett
12......John M Goldthorpe (C)

First maximus - 8.