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In Memoriam

New option on the front page to see all peals and quarters on this date.

The Annual General Meeting of the Society took place on 14th March 2026.

Today's selection from the gallery

1453

1453 - 2022 Striking competition. The Derek Watson memorial trophy awarded to Holderness as the highest placed novice band. L-R :- Barrie Dove (judge), Jayden Newton, James Goodwin.

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

Future meetings and Special Practices of the Society are detailed on the Events page.

New Members Form. Click here to download

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.
Contact email - williamalennox@yahoo.co.uk

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Today's random peal on this date.

Peal No 681

Beverley and District Ringing Society

On Saturday 19th March 1994

FLAMBOROUGH, East Yorkshire. St Oswald.

Tenor 7–2–12 in A. In 2h 35.

5040 SURPRISE MINOR (7M)

Cunecastre, London, Wells, Cambridge, Beverley, Surfleet, Norwich.

1........Paul K Hodgson
2........Mark J Lane
3........David S Johnson
4........Edward Watson
5........Andrew J M Kaye
6........Michael J de C Henshaw (C)

First surprise on the bells. 100th together - 2, 6.

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Today's random quarter on this date.

Quarter No 4831

Beverley and District Ringing Society

On Thursday 19th March 2015

HESSLE, East Yorkshire. All Saints.

Tenor 13–3–4 in F♯. In 44m.

1260 ST MARTINS BOB DOUBLES

Composed by R H Jordan.

1........Rosina M Baxter
2........N Stuart Pictor
3........Alex W Wain
4........Barry K Baxter
5........Robert H Jordan (C)
6........Gary A Hornsby

Quarter 14/108. Being the 14th quarter in the series commemorating the deaths of Hessle residents during the First World War.