Tower Diary 2014
Events supported by the All Saints Ringers are as follows:
Events supported by the All Saints Ringers are as follows:
DateWednesday 1st January Saturday 4th January Tuesday 28th January Saturday 1st March Saturday 8th March Saturday 26th April Monday 5th May Saturday 17th May Saturday 5th July Saturday 5th July Saturday 12th July Sunday 27th July Saturday 6th September Saturday 4th October
Saturday 16th November Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th December Saturday 20th December Forthcoming event |
EventNewts Walk & Lunch SE District ADM Tower AGM SE District Meeting Young Ringers Outing Tower Ring & Ramble EACR AGM 6 Bell Striking Competition RW National Youth Competition Essex Association 6 Bell Finals
Writtle Village Country Fair Tower BBQ Ringing Roadshow EACR Annual Dinner SE District Barn Dance Christmas Tree Festival Tower Christmas Party |
VenueThe Horse & Groom, Writtle Terling Writtle (All Saints) Inworth Southend-on-Sea See itinerary Chelmsford Cathedral Bradwell-on-Sea Worcester Nazeing
Writtle Writtle Newbury Racecourse County Hotel, Chelmsford Terling Village Hall Writtle (All Saints) Rose & Crown, Writtle |
Link/NotesItinerary Writtle came 2nd & 3rd Essex Young Eagles came 2nd Writtle came 8th |
District Events
Programme of events for the South Eastern District of the Essex Association of Change Ringers - Click here for details
Quarter Peals for 2014
Programme of events for the South Eastern District of the Essex Association of Change Ringers - Click here for details
Quarter Peals for 2014
DateSunday 5th January Sunday 26th January Sunday 2nd February Sunday 9th March Sunday 16th March Sunday 6th April Wednesday 23rd April Sunday 4th May
Sunday 8th June Saturday 12th July Sunday 7th September Sunday 28th September Saturday 4th October Saturday 11th October Sunday 26th October Sunday 9th November Sunday 16th November Sunday 30th November Sunday 21st December Wednesday 24th December |
LocationWrittle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints)
Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints)Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) |
Method1259 Grandsire Caters
1259 Grandsire Caters 1260 Doubles (4m) 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 1260 Doubles (2m) 1260 Doubles (2m) 1260 Doubles (2m) 1260 Doubles (3m) 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 1260 Doubles (2m) 1260 Doubles (2m) 1260 Doubles (2m) 1259 Grandsire Caters 1260 Grandsire Triples (Visiting band) 1260 Doubles (3m) 1272 Plain Bob Minor London No 3 Surprise Royal (Visiting band) (failed) 1260 Doubles (4m) 1260 Doubles (2m) 1260 Doubles (4m) Source: BellBoard Source: Campanophile |
Peals for 2014
DateSunday 5th January Sunday 23rd March Saturday 7th June Saturday 2nd August Saturday 18th October
Saturday 20th December |
LocationWrittle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints)
Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) Writtle (All Saints) |
MethodCambridge Surprise Royal (failed)
Stedman Caters (failed) 5040 Plain Bob Royal 5040 Cambridge Surprise Royal 5000 London (No.3) Surprise Royal Grandsire Caters (failed) Source: BellBoard Source: Campanophile |
Featured items
Christmas and New Year Ringing
In addition to the normal Practice and Service ringing in the Coming Up section on the right, additional ringing at Christmas and New Year will be as follows:
Christmas Eve
Quarter Peal attempt at 4pm for the Blessing the Crib Service
Ringing from 10.45pm for the 11.30pm Midnight Communion Service
Christmas Day
Ringing from 7.30am for the 8am Service
Ringing from 9.15am for the 10am Service
New Year's Eve
Ringing from 11.15pm (half muffled) to 11.50pm and then open ringing from midnight til late (or early!)
VISITING RINGERS WELCOME
Very good peal rung on Saturday 2nd August for the centenary of the start of the Great War
First names added to the Roll of Honour up to the end of 1914. We intend to ring quarter peals on a monthly basis to mark the ultimate sacrifice made by these local men
What a successful day! 90 people made their way up the Tower and onto the roof at the Writtle Village Country Fair.
The Essex Young Eagles, consisting of five Writtle youngsters came second in the call change section of the Ringing World National Youth Contest at Worcester on Saturday 5th July. Very well done to them and a massive thanks to all the parents and supporters who went to Worcester.
Writtle came eighth in the Essex Association 6-bell finals at Nazeing on 5th July.
In addition to the normal Practice and Service ringing in the Coming Up section on the right, additional ringing at Christmas and New Year will be as follows:
Christmas Eve
Quarter Peal attempt at 4pm for the Blessing the Crib Service
Ringing from 10.45pm for the 11.30pm Midnight Communion Service
Christmas Day
Ringing from 7.30am for the 8am Service
Ringing from 9.15am for the 10am Service
New Year's Eve
Ringing from 11.15pm (half muffled) to 11.50pm and then open ringing from midnight til late (or early!)
VISITING RINGERS WELCOME
Very good peal rung on Saturday 2nd August for the centenary of the start of the Great War
First names added to the Roll of Honour up to the end of 1914. We intend to ring quarter peals on a monthly basis to mark the ultimate sacrifice made by these local men
What a successful day! 90 people made their way up the Tower and onto the roof at the Writtle Village Country Fair.
The Essex Young Eagles, consisting of five Writtle youngsters came second in the call change section of the Ringing World National Youth Contest at Worcester on Saturday 5th July. Very well done to them and a massive thanks to all the parents and supporters who went to Worcester.
Writtle came eighth in the Essex Association 6-bell finals at Nazeing on 5th July.
