Current Projects

The unringable 8 cwt five at this church was removed from the tower four years ago and the parish has now ordered the bells to be conserved and new chiming fittings to be manufactured for them....

The tower of this church houses a 5 cwt ring of six that were last rehung by Alfred Bowell of Ipswich in 1906. Major maintenance work will be undertaken to keep the bells in ringable condition....

The steeple of this church houses a classic 21 cwt Taylor eight - probably the first true harmonically tuned complete ring of eight to leave the Foundry in 1896. After 130 years of regular...

The central tower of this abbey church houses a 2 ton Taylor bell that is hung for slow swinging with a counterbalanced clapper on a counterbalanced headstock. The original clapper has broken and...

This beautiful Elizabethan Country House just outside Stamford, Lincolnshire houses three clock bells in one of its towers. The bells are to be removed to Loughborough for conservation and...

The tower of this church houses a 12 cwt ring of eight which Taylor's augmented from six in 1951, and rehung in a new cast iron bell frame. At that time the Warner fittings of the back six bells...

The Westminster Chime housed in the dome of this town hall was cast by Taylor's in 1928, and with an hour bell weighing over ten tons it sound is magnificent. The four quarter bells are to be...

The tower of this church houses a 16 cwt eight by Gillett & Johnston dating from 1946. The gudgeons of the tenor bell are now loose in the headstock. The bell will be lowered into its pit and...

This church houses an 11 cwt Taylor six with bells, frame and fittings dating from 1897. After 130 years of service a project to keep things in good order will now be undertaken. The front four...

The tower of this church houses a 17 cwt ring of six, the work of four different founders dating between circa 1420 and 1948. An order has now been received for a major remodeling and rehanging...