Current Projects

The 11 cwt six in this tower is the work of five different founders dating between circa 1399 and 1951. The plate gudgeon of the second bell recently fractured and is to be repaired. The bell...

The west end turret of this church houses two bells. The smaller, by Henry I Bagley in 1638, has a diameter of 18", and the larger, by Thomas II Mears in 1817, has a diameter of 20". The turret...

Having supplied this church with a new ring of ten bells in 2019, an order for a new set of 15 handbells with carrying case has been received. Our handbell department remains busy with...

The Warner 12 cwt eight that formerly hung in Porthmadog Parish Church is to be fully restored and hung in St Mary's Betws y Coed. The entire installation dates from 1900, with the bells being...

The west end turret at this church houses two ancient bells. The smaller bell has a diameter of 25", and weighs about 3.5 cwts. It was cast circa 1380 by Roger Landen. The larger bell has a...

The large single Warner bell cast in 1867 in the central tower of this church is to have a new trigger action Ellacombe type chiming hammer manufactured and fitted. New stainless steel...

The western turret of this church houses a single Taylor bell that dates from 1908. The 4.5 cwt. bell hangs on a counter balanced cast iron headstock but with no bearings or swinging facility and...

The effect of salt in the air has caused severe rusting of the iron parts of the fittings of the single bell that hangs in a turret. The bell, cast by Matthew O'Byrne of Dublin in 1925, has a...

The 5 cwt ring of three by Thomas Hilton and dating from 1787 is to be removed now that the church has been closed and sold. The bells are in the ownership of the Keltek Trust who have instructed...

This tower houses a 9 cwt ring of six, last rehung in a new cast iron frame by Taylor's in 2005. The P.C.C. has now ordered new lattice work hardwood screens to replace the rotten louvre...