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 […]
Hi All, Your terrible, terrible ringing master has gone and organised something that means he cannot make it to practice (it’s almost like he has a life beyond the UL!?) Fear not though, practice will still be happening as normal (just in case you don’t know; Hart Street, 19.00 – 20.30) and I will be
If you would like more information about learning to ring, please email: newmember. Alternatively, please view our Calendar & also the locations of Where & When we ring. …see also: www.universityringing.org: Ringing Myths Exploded. Ringing is great fun! There are about 40,000 bellringers in the UK, and 40,000 people can’t be wrong! And with that
Hey guys 🙂 Just a reminder that tomorrow is practice at Hart Street as usual, 7 – 8.30pm and drinking in The Windsor afterwards. Jenny is kindly providing cake! See y’all tomorrow 🙂 Rosemary x In addition for the first time in a while there will also be a handbell practice! This will start at
Practice this week! Read More »
Friday 5 May The weekend started for most with a trip down the M3 (or railway) to Romsey to arrive at Hursley, Rosemary’s “home tower”. After an hour of some quality 12 bell focus, we adjourned to “The Dolphin” for beer and banter. There was much excitement when it was discovered the pub was having
Dedicated to the memory of Roger Bailey. This year’s UL peal weekend was held, as is customary, across the second weekend of February. Proceedings started on Friday evening at St Peter, Walworth. The plan had been to ring Superlative, but the UL aren’t very good at sticking to plans, so a peal of Cambridge Major
Arriving in the town particularly early, I took the chance to explore the centre a little, learn the road layouts, and do a quick check over the suggested pubs to see if they’d match up to expectations – they didn’t. So I went onto an easy pub to find for those arriving by train: The
Easter Tour: Salisbury 9th–11th April 2010 Read More »
This year’s UL trip to Lundy came with a new twist- for the first time 15 intrepid souls committed themselves to an entire week of each other’s company, with a further 24 coming to inspect the wreckage for the final long weekend and, in the process, breaking last year’s record of 37 attendees. The full-week
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This year’s UL peal weekend was held on the 12th-14th February. Things started well on the Friday night with a successful handbell peal of Yorkshire Major, which was Nick Harley’s first of Surprise on handbells. There was also a tower-bell peal of spliced Uxbridge, London, Superlative, Cambridge and Rutland Surprise Major at Rotherhithe. This was
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Boat 1 – Sandringham Day 1: Saturday In the beginning there was a blonde and a ginger and it was good. They were joineth by a Guy wearing glasses in a land called St Pancras. They boardeth a train and henceforth fell asleep. Anyway, writing the report in that style is taking too long… so
ULSCR Summer Tour – Four Counties Ring: 13th-20th Sept 2008 Read More »
