Helston's famous Floral Dance beings on 8th May each year as the Guildhall Bell strikes 7 a.m. But 2024 brought a crisis when, just over...

Another milestone has been reached at the Foundry with the completion of our new Archive. Museum type Roller Racking has been installed...

It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of our former colleague A Colin Banton in France on 3rd March. Colin worked in our...

Most of our larger bell cases are stored in the back foundry yard, ready to be retrieved on the rare occasions a large bell is ordered -...

Karrie joined our staff a few months ago and has proved to be a great asset. In her role as Performance Manager she's helped with the...

Sets of wrought iron clappers come into the Foundry every week for restoration. While they are here a part of the restoration process...

Richard Burton, one of our bell hangers, died in an accident at Whalley Parish Church, Lancashire in February 1924. He'd been sent to...

Progress on replacing the Foundry Carillon of 47 bells, largest 25 cwts., continues to progress slowly as funds become available. This...

Work has begun to create the new archive which will house both Taylor's own important records and the Central Council of Church Bell...

This newly cast slow swinging bell, which weighs 18 cwts., is ready for dispatch to Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. To bless the bell a poojah...

We will be closing for a Christmas break from noon on Friday 22nd December and will reopen on Tuesday 2nd January 2024. Happy Christmas...

With rebuilding work going at full pace all of our offices have been moved temporarily and relocated in what will become our new Museum....

The project to restore Britain's last bell foundry by The Loughborough Bellfoundry Trust (Charity Number 1166562) is well underway, with...

We're pleased to welcome back Ken Bryant to join our wood craft department. Ken worked at Taylor's for a number of years before branching...

We are pleased to welcome Anthony Roberts who will help us in our Fabrication Department. Anthony worked at Taylor's before leaving for...

They were far too good to scrap, but we're looking for a home for them. If you've got a suitable tower to house them they're available...

Traditionally bell moulds were made from clay and were buried before casting to protect the founder from the molten metal should the bell...

We're pleased to welcome Sam Weaver who joins our design team at Taylor's. Sam is one of a number of young people who've joined us in the...

As part of the Foundry restoration scheme our handbell department has been relocated to a new, purpose built building on the ground floor...