Highest Rated Resources

Detailed explanation of each piece of work, blue line option for every bell, circle of work and tips on using the treble.
How, when and what to call for Bob Doubles with another bell unaffected.
Comprehensive resource featuring the blue line, circle of work, what to do at a bob and more in a convenient print-off document.
How to call a touch of Cambridge Minor from either the treble or an inside bell.
Advice on control, listening, counting and watching in rounds as well as improving striking and style.
Good advice for those looking to conduct Stedman, including calling positions, suggested touches and quarters.
Providing a simple, clear chart to track progress through some first handling to calling a touch of bob doubles.
How to link together extents to conduct a quarter peal.
Some theory and practical, useful step-by-step advice on how to teaching bell handling to a beginner.
A simple design, including photographs and diagrams for a repairable stay for teaching beginners.
An excellent work, describing the the first stages in calling and conducting. This is a fantastic resource, thank you Laura!
How to conduct Plain Bob Doubles, explaining extents, call, coursing orders and practical hints.
Advice on how to begin to develop your skills in calling call changes.
Advice on how to ring Double Oxford Minor, including annotated blue line, as well as how to ring a touch with bobs and singles.
A comprehensive and information article with many diagrams explaining everything from how we ring to plain hunt and bob on 4, 5 and 6 bells.
An advanced guide to where a composition for 210 methods in 5040 changes has every lead in a different method.
Useful advice on what the calling positions mean and the words used to describe them.
Introducing the 4-5 double-dodge and clear tables for what to do at a Bob or Single in Grandsire Doubles.
A brief but informative explanation of how to progress from Grandsire Doubles and the new work at a bob and a single in Triples.
Find out how and what calls are made, ringing named changes and developing ropesight.
Circle of work, actions after a bob and single and individual blue lines for every working bell.
Single page download showing detailed and useful circle, work after a bob and diagrams for all bells.
Circle, lines for each bell and work at a bob in on one handy page. Also with a note on the coursing order.
Comparing a plain and bob lead, what to do at a bob and when to do it.
About Call Changes, called Up or Down, and also Listening for your Bell.
A comprehensive resource starting with why and how we ring treble bob before looking at plain course and touches of Oxford and Kent with many diagrams.
How to read, use and learn the blue line for methods – an essential ringing skill.
Ringing Up and Down is often struggled with by some ringers. This downloadable PDF tries to help.
Circle, blue lines for each bell (noting when passing the treble) and work at a bob.
A beginner’s version of Plain Bob Doubles where each bell does repeats and practices only one piece of work.
Some tips and advice for bell ringing tutors on how to teach bell handling.
This is to help ringers move on from learning Plain Hunt 5 by numbered bells to follow to thinking of it as a blue line.
A compact collection of components and diagrams for all of the 41 regular surprise minor methods.
Some simple but great advice on how to rapidly increase your progress in ringing, from handling to homework.
What coursing orders are and how to work them out.
Advice on how to ring St Clements, including annotated blue line, as well as how to ring a touch with bobs and singles.
Six named call change patterns with useful musical notation, bell numbers and sound clips.
Why do we go home thinking ‘that was a good practice’ sometimes but not others? This article looks at how to every practice successful within the constraints of ringing.
All the work in both circle and blue line forms from every starting bell as well what to do at a bob or single.
Single page download showing detailed and labelled circle of work, plain course blue lines from all starts and work at a bob or single.
Good instruction on how to ring St Simons, with diagram, circle and how to do bobs.
For those beginning method ringing, with a look at how methods are written and read, leading, changing speed and counting your place.
Why ring a Touch? How to ring a Touch (including work at a bob and passing the treble) and view the blue line for each bell.
Advice on how to ring Single Oxford, including annotated blue line, as well as how to ring a touch with bobs and singles.
Introduction to calling Plain Bob Doubles as yourself unaffected, including when and what to call.
Set of display board posters to inform the public about bells, bell ringing and bell ringers at an open day, stand or presentation.
Taking a look at call changes, from the basics to how to interpret calls to some rules and some set changes like Queens.
Compositions, diagram and calls from all bells for a touch of Norwich Court Bob Major.
Notes on how to conduct a 168 touch of Stedman Triples, with calls and also a shorter touch alternative.
Taking an in depth look at how to teach beginners covering a wide range of issues involved with teaching as well as detailed advice.
