More churches in the delightful towns of this county such as Otford, and Edenbridge, Bexley and Dover are leading the way with others promising to join in.

The people of Merseyside should wonder at the superlatives of their very own Cathedral. It can claim to be the second longest Cathedral in the World and the 5th largest in the World.  Not only will the fortunate many of this area be able to hear its 13 bells ringing out to celebrate St. George but they should also take pride that amongst these bells is ‘Great George’ the second heaviest in the country. And wonderful people of Liverpool you also have the highest and heaviest peal of bells IN THE WORLD.

Reproduced by kind permission of the Dean and Chapter

The West Country will be encouraged to help celebrate St. George’s Day when they hear the 8 bells of this University City ringing out.  It has been a Cathedral since 1542 and many a visitor has admired the building’s   exceptional vaulted ceiling which was much praised by Pevsner.

Reproduced by kind permission of the Dean and Chapter

The Campaign has been encouraged by The Dean of the Cathedral Church of St. Philip supported by their wonderful ringers to ring out on the day. Their magnificent 12 bells will ring out on April 23rd  and anyone interested in the art of the Pre-Raphaelites should not only go to listen to the the sound of these bells but also to admire the stained glass windows designed by Burn Jones and made by William Morris.

This tremendous international claim made with immense pride by Canon Precentor Carl Turner who, together with the Dean, has encouraged its wonderful ringers to ring out for St. George.  These bells numbering 12 in total have its ‘Grandisson’ tenor weighing in at 72cwt.  This Cathedral is a wonderous sight to see and for those interested in architecture  it also claims to have the longest uninterrupted vaulted ceiling in England.