This magnificent building, with the second tallest spire in the country, will be joining in and encouraging the whole of East Anglia to take part in the celebrations.  Whilst as a cathedral building it has no bells only chimes it will encourage all the local towers to ring out on April 23rd.

There has been a church on the site since as far back as AD 596 whose timbers gave way to a stone built building.  This church of St. Mary the Virgin was elevated to cathedral status as recently as 1926 and has played a significant role in the local county and now its wonderful 10 bells will be ringing out for St. George.

Reproduced by kind permission of the Dean and Chapter

The ringers throughout Northumberland and Newcastle are organising their towers to join in and ring out on April 23rd.  The northern most corners of the country are determined to be part of this celebration.

The Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity is the second smallest cathedral in the country and one of the oldest established cathedrals dating back to the 12th century.  What it might lack in size it most certainly makes up with its magnificent sound from its 13 wonderful bells that will resonate right throughout the Lake District as it rings out for St. George.

 Kind permission of the Dean

The Surrey Hills will echo with the sound of one of the country’s youngest cathedrals – Cathedral Church of the Holy Spirit, with its 12 bells as it rings out in support of St. George.

By kind permission of The Dean and Chapter

Last year the ringers of Essex put on an excellent show and they are now preparing to do the same to ring out for St. George for 2013.

The cathedral church of St. Ethelbert in the city of Hereford will be ringing out on April 23rd.  This wonderful building houses the 13th century treasure of the ‘Mappa Mundi’ and her 10 bells are known as the ‘Grand Old Lady’ as they have a special ring.

Reproduced by kind permission of the Dean and Chapter

The ringers in the counties of Gloucester, Worcestershire, and their county cities are organising their towers to ring out on the day and will be sending back their times nearer the day.  We will keep you posted.

The centre of the country will be well represented  for St. George with the city of Derby joining in the campaign to ring out on April 23rd.  This Cathedral has the oldest ring of 10 bells in the country so the people of Derby have much to be proud of as they ring out across the country.

Here the news has gone out for all its towers to organise a county wide ringing for St. George.  Their support for the last campaign was quite remarkable and so we look forward to hearing details that will outnumber even that and as soon as received we will post them up.