This website is about the ringing that takes place in central
Birmingham, UK.
Here you will find pages of information about each of the four
city centre towers - the bells, and the ringing that takes place
there.
Birmingham has many suburban towers, most with active bands:
they are affiliated to the local ringing association - the St
Martin's Guild for the Diocese of Birmingham (which was established
in 1755). Find out more about the Guild from their
website.
Students in Birmingham ring at Edgbaston Old Church during term
time. For more information go to the Birmingham
University Society of Change Ringers (BUSCR) website.
City Centre Sunday Ringing Circuit
It's possible to ring at three of the four city centre towers on
a Sunday morning, followed by St Paul's in the evening:
0830 - 0900
|
Birmingham Cathedral |
12, 31-0-21 in D |
| 1000 - 1100 |
St Martin in the Bull Ring |
16, 39-1-19 in C |
| 1015 - 1100 (2nd & 4th) |
Birmingham Cathedral |
12, 31-0-21 in D |
| 1200 - 1220 |
St Chad's (RC) Cathedral |
8, 15-3-6 in F |
| 1745 - 1830 |
St Paul's |
10, 12-2-13 in F# |
There are coffee-shop stops after the Cathedral and St Martin's,
and at lunch times the ringers frequent The
Wellington on Bennett's Hill.
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