Current Projects
Discover the stories behind our recent, ongoing, and completed projects, highlighting the work we do with our customers
Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire. St Michael’s Parish Church.
The 11 cwt six at this church consists of a back five by Thomas Osborn (1793) and a Taylor treble (1860). The clappers and crown staples are a mixture of wrought iron and spheroidal graphie...
Aldrington, East Sussex, St Leonard’s Parish Church.
The steeple of this church houses a 9 cwt ring of six, the work of Taylor's in 1878. After internal renovation works inside this church were carried out a few years ago the ladder access to the...
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Great St Mary’s Parish Church.
The beautiful 24 cwt ring of twelve at this church was cast by Taylor's, Eayre & Smith in 2009. An order has been placed to refurbish the rope roller boxes, replacing the plastic pulleys by...
Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire. St David’s Parish Church.
The steeple of this church houses a 10 cwt Taylor eight, with the entire installation dating from 1958. An order has been received for the installation of an Ellacombe Chiming System to allow the...
Coalville, Leicestershire. Mount St Bernard’s Abbey.
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...
Clapham, Bedfordshire, The Parish Church of St Thomas of Canterbury.
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....
A Mini Ring For A Private Customer!
A light weight ring of eight (tenor .75 cwt) has been ordered by a private customer. The galvanised steel bell frame has been designed to fit into the loft space of a bungalow, and this project...
Nottingham, The Council House.
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...
North Cave, East Yorkshire. All Saints’ Parish Church.
The tower of this church houses an 11 cwt Taylor six, with the entire installation dating from 1919. Working as a sub contractor to White's of Appleton, Taylor's has been asked to cast two treble...
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, The Cathedral Church of St Peter, St Paul and St Andrew
The largest ten bells of this 21 cwt twelve formerly hung in St John the Divine, Leicester, and were cast by Taylor's in 1902. When they were transferred to Peterborough Cathedral on the closure...
