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Westhoughton: Tributes to Wilfred Dillon who has died aged 99 - Vimarsana News

Westhoughton: Tributes to Wilfred Dillon who has died aged 99

A beloved community figure has sadly died at the age of 99.

Carlisle residents named in Queen's Birthday Honours - Vimarsana News

Carlisle residents named in Queen's Birthday Honours

TWO CARLISLE residents have received a UK honour in HM The Queen’s Birthday Honours list

Historic Sudbury church bells removed | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Historic Sudbury church bells removed | East Anglian Daily Times

The eight bells at St Gregory's Church in Sudbury have left the Bell Tower for the first time in over 100 years to be cleaned and retuned.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Winchester Cathedral bells ring peals of freedom - Vimarsana News

Winchester Cathedral bells ring peals of freedom

THE glorious sound of Winchester Cathedral bells have been heard in their full glory. Having been restricted from ringing, either at all during Lockdowns or, due to continuing Covid-19 regulations, on no more than six of their smaller bells, the Cathedral band met on Sunday morning and awakened Winchester to the sound of their heaviest bells pealing out for the first time since early March 2020. The sound was even more mellow following the fitting of new clappers to the two heaviest bells, the Tenor, which weighs 1.75 tons and the 13th weighing 1.2 tons. The band were led by Tower Capta...

Ulverston tower captain retires after 50 years in role - Vimarsana News

Ulverston tower captain retires after 50 years in role

A VETERAN bell-ringer has retired as tower captain at the age of 88. Ian Taylor had been in the role at Ulverston’s St. Mary’s Parish Church for fifty years but has now officially retired. A serious motorcycle accident many years ago, when he lost his right leg, kept him from the tower for a while until he was able to negotiate the forty-three steps of the very narrow spiral staircase leading up to the ringing chamber. Recently a stroke has once again caused him to be temporarily absent from the tower. "Bell-ringing is interesting, absorbing, there’s always something to learn ...