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Bell ringing 

The Norwich Diocesan Association on Ringers was founded in 1877 and promotes the ringing of church bells for divine service throughout the Diocese. Within our group of parishes we have three towers of multiple bells at Barnham Broom, Garvestone and Reymerston churches. Most of our other churches have bells also, though not frequently rug.

2018 saw the culmination of four years' hard work to fundraise to restore the bells at a third tower in Barnham Broom church and the three towers rang together to celebrate the centenary of the end of World War One in 2018. 

If you are interested in learning to ring, or returning to ringing after a break, or a ringer recently moved to the area, you can be sure of a warm welcome. Practice nights are at St Peter & St Paul's Church Barnham Broom or St Peter’s Church in Reymerston on Fridays, usually starting about 7.30pm. Contact the Church Office for more details.

At the centenary of the Armistice, the Bishop of Norwich came to re-dedicate the Bells at Barnham Broom Church with a Remembrance Day service. 

AUGUST 2018
Hear the first peal of the restored bells! What a wonderful sound! 

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