Guildford Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers was founded in 1927 and is dedicated to supporting and encouraging traditional bell ringing in the churches of the Guildford Diocese. We have 64 ringing towers divided amongst four Districts and we currently have over 600 members.
We have a Young Ringers’ group which practices once a month. More information can be found on our Young Ringers section. Please encourage your young ringers to join in!
Recent Guildford Diocesan Guild ringing achievements are available: Ringing Achievements.
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Recent Posts & News
Several users have complained that they are not receiving messages from their District Email Group. This can happen when your email client (Outlook, webmail or other) rejects 'bulk' email. …
The Loughborough Bellfoundry Trust is working to secure a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to preserve the historic buildings of the bell foundry. However they need to…
Hello, my name is Claire, and I have recently taken over organising the Guildford Young Ringers group. I ring at St Michael’s in Aldershot, but can also be occasionally…
Recruitment of ringers is important to the health of the Exercise and this came up in the context of the Charmborough Ring mobile belfry being used at Surrey Scoutabout…
We scored three quarters - Plain Bob Doubles at Capel, called by Ann Steed. This was the first quarter peal for Sue Sullivan and Lynn Boniface - many congratulations.…
The Guild undertakes a lot of training work, which includes helping ringing tutors to develop their teaching abilities, but also running courses on belfry maintenance and some hands-on courses…
A Guild band competed for the Essex Trophy on 14th September. This is a 10-bell contest between Guilds and Associations representing the home counties. The test piece was a…