The Sussex County Association of Change Ringers was founded on 24 January 1885. Today we have about 1300 members from more than 130 church towers right across Sussex. Our aims, which have changed little since those early days, are to promote and support change ringing on bells in Sussex.
Interested in Learning to Ring?
Bellringing is a social hobby that exercises both mind and body - it's a great way to make new friends! Bellringers in Sussex would welcome you as a new recruit! Take a look at our What is Bellringing? and Learning to Ring pages to find out more.
We are delighted to announce that two Sussex ringers have come forward to take on the roles of Association Master and General Secretary! The Tustees have appointed Rob Lane (from Findon) as Acting Master, and Hamish McNaughton (from Chichester) as Acting…
Bells played a central part at the South of England Show this year. Alison Everett, our Communication & Events team leader (pictured, centre) and Marisa Hayes led the organisation of the SCACR presence at the show. The Dewbys mini-ring was constantly in use…
Limited volunteer passes are available for free entry to the show. Why not come along and help with the mini-ring and chatting to the public about ringing? Contact publicity@scacr.org to sign up. All those who have already registered should have received a…
We are delighted to announce that two Sussex ringers have come forward to take on the roles of Association Master and General Secretary! The Tustees have appointed Rob Lane (from Findon) as Acting Master, and Hamish McNaughton (from Chichester) as Acting…
Bells played a central part at the South of England Show this year. Alison Everett, our Communication & Events team leader (pictured, centre) and Marisa Hayes led the organisation of the SCACR presence at the show. The Dewbys mini-ring was constantly in use…
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