The University of London Society of Change Ringers was founded just after the end of WWII with the objectives being the promotion of the art & science of change ringing in the University of London & ringing for church services.
ULSCR welcomes all ringing abilities and our active social calendar includes: a wide range of tours, treasure hunts, picnics, handbells, competitions (including the Southern Universities Association weekend), peal/quarter weekends, theatre trips, concerts, parties, dinners, Ringing World infiltration and lots more!
27/09/2017: Welcome back!
Hello UL! It's that wonderful time of year again, the start of the new academic year. It means only one thing and that is it's time for UL ringing to…
This year's early summer tour-crawl began as St Anne Limehouse, where nine of us fought our way through seemingly abandoned piles of music stands and instruments at the back of…
Shrove Tuesday this year saw the UL pancake party hosted by Bex at her amazing flat at St Thomas' Hospital. After finding our way through the distinctively hospital-smelling lower floors,…
This year, ULSCR peal weekend took place on the weekend of the 10th-12th February. Three peals were organised, one for each day, as there wasn't strong demand for *too much*…
This year the Roger Bailey weekend, became the Roger Bailey Day. Although Jemma initially didn’t think there were enough to ring the Quarter, a big group of us attended the…