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* bellringing. I agreed with the chosen conductors that they would choose the methods for their peals, so they would feel comfortable! The Friday evening was …
Friday evening started in fine style with a peal of Bristol Major at St. James Garlickhythe. This was for David Phillips, so that he could ring his first in the method, and he rang very well, too. It was almost going to be Bristol Surprise Minor, due to unforeseen events at the eleventh hour, but …
The ULSCR’s 2015 Peal Weekend was held on a crisp, winter’s weekend in February, and as it happened to coincide with Valentine’s weekend, as it does every year, I missed out on most of the festivities due to other romantic, smoochy plans I had (although I hear I missed out on a very good curry, …
At the UL, we are very fortunate to have enough current students, active past students and ‘wannabe members’ to continue hold an Annual peal weekend. This year, as it does every year, our peal weekend took place on the second weekend in February. We had ten peal attempts booked in between Friday lunchtime and Sunday …
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 …
This year’s Peal Weekend was held on 10th-13th February. For the third year running there has been an increase in success rate with 5 out of 7 peals being scored, four of which were rung for the ULSCR with one being SOS. The attempt of Yorkshire Maximus on Friday night came to grief early on …
Peal weekend 2012 saw the Master organise a good number of peals. The peal at Stepney on Friday night was incidentally the first Society peal of the Master’s year to have been scored in England as previous successes had seen two in Germany, and one each in Scotland and Spain!). The peal itself, Yorkshire Major …
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 …
Friday 13th February was the date ominously chosen for the start of the University of London Society’s annual Peal Weekend. With well-timed organisation, the final details of the bands were sent out only hours before the first meet time yet everyone still managed to make it for an attempt at Jewry that evening. Alas, it …
The Annual ULSCR Peal Weekend was held this year between the 8th and 10th of February. Friday night saw no less than three simultaneous attempts of Yorkshire Surprise Major take place, of which one in hand was successful. (The other handbell peal fired out after a valiant effort and the third, tower bell peal was …
