With its many Royal links with Kings and Queens and of course the Royal Navy this impressive building will ring its 12 bells  for England’s Day, St. George’s Day.

Right in the heart of this famous city right on the cross roads stands the Carfax Tower dating back to the 14th C.  And here, on April 23rd its 6 bells will be ringing their heart out to let everyone know what a special day St. George’s Day is.

King’s Stanley near Stroud in Gloucestershire has a St. George’s church that has only one bell, but it will be rung on April 23rd. So too will the school where 30 children from Year 3 will line up and welcome the entire school by forming a band and ringing hand bells to start the school day to celebrate St. George’s Day.  We wish them well and a happy day.

Dating back to 627 AD this important church is home to The Archbishop of York who has wished the campaign well from the very beginning.  It is the second largest Gothic building in northern Europe and its magnificent 14 bells will be cheering on St. George.

The city of Sheffield lies in the south of Yorkshire and its name derives from the Anglo-Saxon meaning of River Sheaf. Whilst its origins are ancient it is now a thoroughly modern city with a magnificent cathedral that has 13 bells which will ring out for St. George.

The  city of Derby and her wonderful cathedral are playing host to a mighty pair of falcons.  They have set up home on the building and they too will be supporting our ever growing campaign for St. George’s Day.