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Bells - Rules of Peals

Some of the Rules of Peal Ringing as laid down by the Central Council of Church Bell-ringers



1

A peal shall start and end with rounds and shall be rung without interval.

2

No row shall be struck more than once before the next change is made.

3

Every bell must sound at every row throughout the peal.

4

Each bell must be rung continuously by the same person or persons.

6

For tower bells the bells shall be audible outside the building in which they are contained.

7

No assistance of any kind shall be given to any ringers by any person not ringing in the peal.

8

The use of physical aids to memory in conducting and ringing is not permitted.


And for peals on eight bells…


Peals of Triples shall be rung on eight bells with the tenor as cover and shall consist of one or more true and complete 5,040s, each starting from rounds.


Such is the skill of our ringers that more often than not they complete peal attempts successfully.   It is now rare for them to fail.   In other words, their skill is such that they each ring for almost three hours without mistakes.   We are very fortunate to have them.  We are proud of them and cherish them.  


where skill and concentration combine