Did you know? : For 300 years, the Tenor bell was thought to be much heavier than it really was. It was listed as 19cwt, but when weighed in 2004 was just over 16cwt.
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 Ringing Master |
 Deputy Ringing Master |
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Treasurer |
 Steeple Keeper |
Details and contact information for the current officers
 Reverend F E Robinson is buried in All Saints churchyard. He was a prolific ringer, being the first person ever to ring 1000 peals. He was also a reformer, helping to found the Oxford Diocesan Guild of Church Bellringers, and serving as its first master for 30 years until his death.Click here for more details |
 Reverend Gilbert Thurlow rang in Cambridge as an undergraduate and after ordination came to All Saints as a curate in the 1930s. He subsequently went on to become a President of the Central Council of Church Bellringers and Dean of Gloucester Cathedral. Click for more details. |
What did former ringers look like? We have pictures going back a century.
Did you ever ring at All Saints?
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Click to see a list of: Known ringers from 1882 to present ... or ... Tower officers from 1880 to present
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