Bells will peal out on Easter Monday

There will be a full peal attempt on Bank Holiday Monday starting just after 10am.


It will be the first peal attempt of its kind in over two years at Redcliffe due to Covid.


A peal is where over 5,000 unique combinations of all twelve bells are rung non-stop. Call it the marathon of bell ringing! It requires much concentration by each of the twelve ringers and is expected to take about four hours to complete.


We wish the visiting band, which has a connection with Exeter, the very best of luck.

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