Inkberrow, St Peter

St Peter, the Parish Church of Inkberrow is situated on the eastern edge of the village. It is set in a large attractive churchyard with extensive views to the east. The tower is a large solid square affair which provides plenty of room for ringing with access via a spiral stone staircase inside the tower. The ringing room is provides plenty of room for ringing the 6 bells the room also contains a large clock mechanism.

I visited for the first time on Thursday 19^th April 2007. The first task was to wind the clock! The ringers were pretty good and performed several methods which were well beyond my capabilities. I rang up bell #3. I also rang a couple of plain courses of Plain Bob Doubles on bell #3. I rang both the treble and the tenor for Grandsire Doubles with bobs and singles which kept me on my toes. They also persuaded me to have a go at Plain Bob Doubles on bell #5 which I managed to struggle through but it was a bit rough.

The Bells

The tower has a ring of 6 bells with a tenor weighing 10-2-4 in G. Dove's Guide includes details of the bells at St Peter and more information is provided by the Worcestershire & Districts Change Ringing Association.