Current Projects
Discover the stories behind our recent, ongoing, and completed projects, highlighting the work we do with our customers
Shipbourne, Kent. The Parish Church of St Giles.
The tower of this church houses a 9 cwt ring of six by Thomas C Lewis of Brixton, London.dating from 1880. A major overhaul was undertaken by The Whitechapel Bell Foundry in 1993, but some...
Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin.
The steeple of this church houses a 20 cwt ring of ten, the back eight of which were cast by London Founders between 1765 & 1964. Two trebles were added by Taylor's in 1935. The bells were...
Blackpool, Lancashire. The Parish Church of St Christopher & St Nicholas.
The small bell at this church no longer functions, having lost its clapper some time ago. It is to be replaced by a larger bell from the closed church of St Mark, Burnley. This bell, cast by...
Manchester, Greater Manchester. The Cathedral & Collegiate Church of St Mary, St Denys & St George.
The western tower of this cathedral houses a 27 cwt ring of ten that were cast and installed by Gillett & Johnston in 1925. New permanent lifting beams will be installed in the belfry. The...
Liverpool, The Parish Church of Our Lady & St Nicholas, Pier Head.
The steeple of this church houses a 42 cwt ring of twelve, cast at Loughboroiugh in 1952 after bombing during World War II destroyed the old ring of twelve here. The 11th bell's headstock will be...
Kilburn, North Yorkshire. The Parish Church of St Mary.
The tower of this church houses a beautiful 12 cwt Taylor ring of three, cast and installed in 1925 in a cast iron and steel frame for six. Just over a century after the bells were installed a...
Plymouth, Devon. The Minster Church of St Andrew.
The tower of this church houses a 30 cwt ring of ten that hang in a cast iron and steel bell frame by Warner's dating from 1897.The bells are a mixture of Thomas II Bilbie (1749), Thomas II Mears...
South Brent, Devon. The Parish Church of St Petroc.
The tower of this church houses a 13 cwt ring of six, the work of Thomas II Bilbie and dating from 1759.The bells were last rehung with all new fitt6ings in a cast iron and steel bell frame by...
Walcot, Lincolnshire. The Parish Church of St Nicholas.
The unringable four bells in the steeple of this church (Tenor 6 cwts) are the work of four different founders and date beteen 1589 & 1687. They are to be removed to Loughborough for safety...
Elton, Cambridgeshire. All Saints’ Parish Church.
The tower of this church houses a 14 cwt ring of five by three different founders, and dating between 1631 and 1896. The bells hang in a six bell cast iron bell frame by Mears & Stainbank...
