Beverley and District Ringing Society.

Holme upon Spalding Moor

All Saints

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6 bells, 6-3-10 in A

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Long Riston

St Margaret

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3 bells, 5-1-20 in Db

Long Riston began ringing in time for the 'Ring in 2000' drive. The bells are believed to have come from Rise when the new ring of five were installed there.

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Patrington

St Patrick

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8 bells, 10-0-24 in G.

** No ringing until further notice due to the spire suffering structural damage during the 2008 earthquake. Updates as more is known. **
St Patricks is often referred to as the 'Queen of Holderness' to Hedon's 'King' (See Monday Practices). The most stiking feature is the tower renowned as one of the finest in the country. Patrington has one of the most unique entrances to a tower anywhere involving walking up the roof and crawling bent double along a narrow cat walk in the apex of the roof.

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Rise

All Saints

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5 bells, 9-1-1 in G.

The church was built by the Bathal family who also gave the ring of 5 in 1904. The original 3 being moved to Long Riston. The bells were cast by Talyors and hung in a cast iron H frame. Apparantly the bells were only chimed until the forties when a band was taught at Holy Trinity. Practices are no longer regularly held.

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Withernsea

St Nicholas

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6 bells,

The bells at St. Nicholas were out of action for many years due to the proximity of a sheltered housing complex next to the church. The closure of this complex in the mid 90's led to the bells being made available for ringing again.

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