Attendance is flexible and we do not robe for services. There are no auditions, and you do not need to be able to read music - only to be able to sing in tune and to be willing to learn. For more information please contact Chris Cobley (01730 823555) or the Vicar.
Until 1890 there were only 6 bells in the tower. The oldest of these was the fourth, cast by William Tozier in 1729. Bells one, two and three were all cast at Whitechapel between 1782 and 1834. In 1890 Taylors rehung the bells lower in the tower in a new wood and iron frame.
They also cast two new bells and recast the two heaviest bells. In 1990 Taylors retuned and rehung the bells on new fittings and further augmented the bells to ten. The bells are now a fine sounding 18cwt ring of 10 in excellent condition...... More>>
The family storytelling event held in the South Transept, seen above, is typical of a number of events for children held at All Saints Church
There are regular meetings of the Children's Sunday Club for children.
The Church Hall is available for hire for activities related to the churchat the discretion of the management.
The photograph above shows a family event held in the Hall which is available for events such as receptions following christenings, weddings and funerals which have taken place in the church.
There are ambitious plans both to house the embroidery in a cabinet constructed of English oak by a local craftsman. It will back onto cupboards, which will be built at the same time, for the vestments and a proper vestry area will be created.
Donations are sought by the end of September 2008..... More>>.