Ringing World News
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RW 3rd April - Correction
We apologise for a printed mistake on the Puzzle Page of the 3rd April issue of The Ringing World.
Download a single corrected page here.
In the printed version of the RW, the Methodoku puzzle ’Methodoku #1’ on p.350 has an instruction ’No more than two consecutive blows in one place’ which should not be printed. There are no additional instructions for this puzzle.
This has also been corrected in the online edition, which can be downloaded here.
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In The Ringing World, Friday 3rd April
In this week’s issue of The Ringing World (3 Apr):
St Peter’s Church, Belper, Derbyshire - front cover photograph by Brian Smith
Arrangements for the 2020 CCCBR AGM Weekend in Nottingham - update
Tolling and chiming - notice from the Central Council
Bringing home the recast bells to Waltham Abbey by Jane Walters
What’s the point of Association Secretaries? by Steve Coleman
Letters to the Editor
St Agatha’s Guild Spring Day
Jean Vidler - recognition for a long-serving ringer
Hemingford Abbots bells
Cuchlaine King - distinguished scientist and bellringer
Recent changes in faculty rules - Addendum regarding clocks
Obituaries - John Conduct and Gillian Elizabeth Lucas
A Rainbow Odyssey? Life in the midst of Hades by David Maynard
Friday 13th March - a very lucky day! by Angela Wilkins
Bells On Sunday - Dig out those recordings please! by Phillip Orme
Making the most of it by the Pipe family
Remembering some unusual ringing for Terry Waite, and his thoughts on isolation by Peter Joyce
Puzzle Page - Crossword set by Bysshe; Methodokus set by Mark B Davies
Not Down the Pub by A J Barnfield
Poet’s Corner by Jane Chapman
Thought for the Week by Chris Marshall
Image of the week - All Saints, Wilbarston by Simon Pearce
Central Council - Strategic Priorities 2020 and beyond by Simon Linford
Read online here. Just £2 per issue for non-subscribers – or subscribe here from just £1.63 per weekly paper issue.
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BellBoard performance submissions
While we appreciate that the community aspect of BellBoard may be helping many ringers feel connected during this difficult time, there have been lots of performances posted recently which we believe are not appreciated by many of our users and don’t help BellBoard keep consistent records of change ringing.
Unless you believe it to be of wider interest, please refrain from posting performances where a computer has controlled one or more of the bells, whether on a simulator or a personal computer.
We support tolling, performances by bands ringing on simulators or computers, and performances that genuinely reflect change ringing (including call change ringing) performed entirely by people, even if the sound is electronic.
Users may wish to use the Facebook group ’BellBoard for simulators’.
