Dear fellow ringers, we will not be ringing at Bulwick on 17 April.
Chris Burgess
Dear fellow ringers, we will not be ringing at Bulwick on 17 April.
Chris Burgess
Can anyone help with the following wedding at Castor,
Saturday 13th April, 2.30pm for 3.00pm, before and after.
The Wedding of Boris John Le Klein & Chloe Gibson
If you can help, please click on the link below to reply:
Just a reminder that our Branch is hosting the Guild Spring Meeting and 6 bell striking competition on Saturday April 27th.
Events start with open ringing at NASSINGTON at 2pm
At 3pm competition ringing will begin in COTTERSTOCK
From 3pm onwards afternoon tea will be available in the village hall which is a short walk away from church. There is ample parking in the field next to the church and a small amount of parking at the village hall. ( Please don’t block the narrow lane leading to the church as it is used by farm vehicles)
After the competition there will be open ringing at Cotterstock.
If you would like to enter a team please contact Simon Dixon:
sjdixon07@btinternet.com
01933 403855
Competition rules can be found at:
http://www.pdg.co.uk/competition
Please book your tea ( cost £6 ) to help us with numbers for catering. To book tea please click here
Cotterstock village are doing the teas and they have a reputation for excellence so it should be well worth while coming for tea and open ringing even if you don’t want to to enter the competition! Both Nassington and Cotterstock bells have been recently refurbished and augmented and they are both lovely places to ring.
Looking forward to seeing you soon –
Sylvia
Dear all, a reminder that we have the 8 bell practice tonight at 7.30pm at Castor. The practice will include rounds, and methods ranging from Plain Hunt to Surprise Major.
Whatever your ability, you will be made very welcome and the ringing will be organised to suit your requirements.
Hilary Hardie
Dear all, a reminder that we have the 8 bell practice at Castor this coming Friday, 5 April, at 7.30pm. The practice will include rounds, and methods ranging from Plain Hunt to Surprise Major.
Whatever your ability, you will be made very welcome and the ringing will be organised to suit your requirements.
Hilary Hardie
Dates for your diary:
There are two new events now listed, an afternoon tea & ringing outing on September 22nd and a workshop on October 5th for those wishing to progress from bob doubles to bob minor. All events are listed in the EVENTS section of the web site where you will also find all the details of timings and locations as and when they are confirmed.
| 2019 | Event and Location | Time | |
| March | 1st | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30 |
| April | 5th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| April | 27th | Guild Spring Festival at Cotterstock | afternoon |
| May | 3rd | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| June | 8th—16th | QP week | |
| June | 7th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| June | 9th | Ringing at the cathedral | 2pm |
| July | 5th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| July | 13th | Bob Minor – conducting workshop | |
| Aug | 17th | Tour | All day |
| Sept | 6th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| Sept | 22nd | Afternoon tea ringing outing | |
| Oct | 4th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| Oct | 5th | Bob Minor workshop | |
| Oct | 27th | Ringing at the Cathedral | pm |
| Nov | 2nd | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| Nov | 23rd | Cambridge minor workshop | |
| Dec | 6th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| 2020 | |||
| Jan | 18th |
AGM |
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Guild events: Spring festival: April 27th Peterborough Branch
AGM: June 8th Rutland Branch Summer Festival: September 21st Wellingborough Branch
Dear fellow ringers, we will not be ringing at Bulwick this week Wednesday 6 March as it is Ash Wednesday.
Chris Burgess
Dear all, a reminder that we have the 8 bell practice at Castor this coming Friday, 1 March, at 7.30pm. The practice will include rounds, and methods ranging from Plain Hunt to Surprise Major.
Whatever your ability, you will be made very welcome and the ringing will be organised to suit your requirements.
Hilary Hardie
There will be reminders and updates about events in the Branch this year and they will also be posted in the Events section of the branch web site and full details of timings and locations given as they are confirmed. No doubt there will be some changes along the way, but here is a brief overview and some dates for your diaries. It looks like a busy year ahead!
| 2019 | Event and Location | Time | |
| March | 1st | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30 |
| April | 5th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| April | 27th | Guild Spring Festival at Cotterstock | pm |
| May | 3rd | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| June | 8th—16th | QP week | 4-9pm |
| June | 7th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| June | 9th | Ringing at the cathedral | pm |
| July | 5th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| July | 13th | Bob Minor / conducting workshop | |
| Aug | 17th | Tour | All day |
| Sept | 6th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| Sept | Afternoon tea ringing outing | pm | |
| Oct | 4th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| Oct | 27th | Ringing at the Cathedral | pm |
| Nov | 2nd | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| Nov | 23rd | Cambridge minor workshop | |
| Dec | 6th | 8 bell practice at Castor | 7.30pm |
| 2020 | |||
| Jan | 18th |
AGM |
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ART Conference 2019 – Goes to Worcester!
ART will be holding its annual conference on 2/3 March at Worcester. The exciting agenda includes a great line up of speakers, with keynotes by:
- Mark Regan, the Ringing Master at Worcester Cathedral, who will not only be looking to the future, but offering visits to the Cathedral Ringing Centre. Book early, as places are limited!
- Matt Bulbeck, a professional outdoor sports coach and bell ringing teacher.
- New-ish ringers Ian and Louise Wilson, with their take on bell ringing leadership based on 20 years of knowledge and experience gained in industrial and academic settings.
- Simon Linford and Clare McArdle, who will be talking about Project Pickled Egg alongside the re-launch of the Learning the Ropes Plus scheme.
Reflecting the rapid proliferation of questions and concerns around recent events, additions to the ART line-up include presentations from the Church of England about safeguarding and the C of E, bell ringing insurance and risk assessments. There will be opportunities to talk through any local issues with the experts who will be available throughout the day.
The second day of the conference weekend concentrates on building a vision for the future of youth ringing and is hosted by the Central Council. A day of speakers and break-out sessions. A day for you to help shape the future. A day for anyone interested in developing the leaders and ringers of the future.
- A Vision for the Future of Youth Ringing – David Hull
- Putting Girls in the Lead: How Girlguiding Does it – Fiona Joines
- Successful Leaders and the D of E Scheme – Christopher O’Mahony
- Parental Involvement: What can we Learn from other Activities – Pip Penney
- Different ages, different approaches – David Smith
The day will include a number of break-out sessions led by youth leaders. These will provide plenty of opportunities to share ideas and good practice and give you the chance to draw a vision of the future and start working towards it.
The ART Conference is our leading national event and is open to anyone with an interest in ringing teaching and leadership. We would like to invite you to join us at Worcester on 2nd & 3rd March 2019 for what is sure to be a full and interesting weekend.
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