Bank Holiday Bell Peal

St Mary Redcliffe Guild of Ringers will attempt a peal of bells on Bank Holiday Monday from 10:00am until 2:00pm.


A peal is the ringers’ equivalent of a marathon, requiring concentration and stamina. It is a ‘gold standard’ ringing performance during which the bells are rung continuously in over 5,000 different sequences. Such ringing starts and ends with rounds, having meanwhile visited only a subset of the available permutations.


For further information about bellringing at St Mary Redcliffe click here.

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