- All members will have access to the Annual Report which gives members a full list of tower contacts throughout the Diocese, as well as information regarding regular practice nights
- Access to many Guild and District level ringing events such as practices, outings, and training sessions.
- You will make lasting friendships with people from all over the Guild
- You will meet talented and knowledgeable people who will be able to help you make the most of your ringing experience.
- You will have a sense of belonging to a group of like-minded people and be able to help preserve part of our heritage.
- Members are entitled to attend, speak, and vote at the Annual General Meeting, which is usually held in May.
- Members are entitled to attend, speak, and vote at the Bell Restoration Fund (BRF) Annual General Meeting, which is usually held in March.
- You can get support from the Guild/ District Officers in: Recruitment; Safeguarding; Open Days; Teaching/Training; Achieving personal goals; Bell Restoration projects and Maintenance.
- Members receive recognition for Long Service and Achievements
- Support & advice on Tower Stewardship matters
- Access to the Guild Archive and reports, including peal books.
- The Guild is affiliated to the Central Council of Church Bellringers, members’ views can be communicated to our Central Council representatives.
- Members are covered by Public Liability Insurance and Limited Personal Accident Insurance
- Loan of Guild property (including handbells)