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.
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Welcome to the Platinum Jubilee Special edition of Look To!, where you can read all about the exciting ringing in the Eastern District marking this historic occasion.We are currently planning a weekend of memorial ringing in honour of Alan Baldock at the…
Sussex Young Ringers are celebrating a fantastic win at the Ringing World National Youth Contest in Exeter at the weekend. The band entered the method ringing category and scored 9/10, narrowly beating the Lancashire Lads and Lasses and another 5 teams. I am…
The July - August 2022 edition of Sally Forth (Western District Newsletter) is available to read here. Many thanks to everyone who sent in items for the newsletter, your input is greatly appreciated. Please send your contributions for the next edition of…
Welcome to the Platinum Jubilee Special edition of Look To!, where you can read all about the exciting ringing in the Eastern District marking this historic occasion.We are currently planning a weekend of memorial ringing in honour of Alan Baldock at the…
Sussex Young Ringers are celebrating a fantastic win at the Ringing World National Youth Contest in Exeter at the weekend. The band entered the method ringing category and scored 9/10, narrowly beating the Lancashire Lads and Lasses and another 5 teams. I am…
