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Wednesday, 21 December 2011 16:31 |
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An all ladies band of bellringers rang a quarter peal of Plain Bob Doubles at St. Mary's on 18th December to celebrate the life of Dorothy Ridgwell, who passed away on the 8th October 2011. Dorothy was the much loved mother-in-law of Tower Captain, Pauline Ridgwell. |
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Bell ringing for Redbourn 900 |
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Friday, 17 September 2010 16:44 |
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1260 changes of Plain Bob Doubles were rung on the bells at St. Mary's Church
on Sunday 12th September for the Patronal Festival and finale of Redbourn 900.
The ringers were:
1. George Reading
2. Mary Rixon (Conductor)
3. Pauline Ridgwell
4. Diana Reading
5. Liz Middleton
6. Sarah Roberts
There was also a successful peal by a band of visiting ringers from the Society of Cumberland Youths on August 29th, which was dedicated to Redbourn 900. |
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900 changes for Redbourn 900 |
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Monday, 29 March 2010 08:02 |
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On the opening weekend of the celebrations for Redbourn 900, six of St. Mary’s more “senior” bell ringers rang 900 changes of Grandsire Doubles and Plain Bob Doubles before the Palm Sunday evensong service.
The band averaged 63 years of age and between them they have accumulated 225 years of bell ringing experience. Three members of the band, listed below, have been bell ringers for over 50 years*.
Treble George Reading*
2nd Mary Rixon*
3rd Andrew Farnham
4th Diana Reading*
5th Liz Middleton (Conductor)
Tenor Pauline Ridgwell
Bell ringing is a great example of an activity that can be enjoyed by all age groups and allows people to serve the church in a very special way. We hope to achieve more 900 changes during the year with a band of young people and others new to the art of bell ringing.
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Last Updated on Monday, 29 March 2010 08:05 |
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Monday, 29 March 2010 08:01 |
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A quarter peal of 1260 changes of Plain Bob Doubles was rung on March 25th 2010 for the opening service of the Redbourn 900 celebrations.
The bellringers who took part were:
Treble: Alex Wells
2nd : Mary Rixon
3rd : Pauline Ridgwell
4th : Diana Reading
5th : Ben Edwards (Conductor)
Tenor : Andrew Farnham |
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