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Media Interest Media interest Please note that some hyperlinks may no longer work due to the limitations of the host site. The listed entries are those known about by the campaign co-ordinator, others may have been published but not shared. Date Source Item 11/11/17 BBC Breakfast News Launch of Ringing Remembers campaign with interview with Alan Regin 22/12/17 CCCBR Website, Ringing Remembers update from Christopher O’Mahony Ringing World, CCCBR social media 28/12/17 BBC Kent Radio Caroline Levy-Cooper of Cowden re: local ringer who died on 30 December 1917 29/12/17 BBC Radio Wiltshire, Interviews with Alan Regin Northamptonshire, Channel Islands, Gloucestershire, 3 Counties (Bed, Herts, Bucks), Cornwall, Surrey & Sussex, Humberside, Leeds, Lincolnshire and Devon. The Sunday Times p9 Interviews and photo with Simon Meyer (Bow) and Josh Hutchinson (Burgess Hill) 31/12/17 BBC Radio Essex Interview with Ian Kerwin (Willingale) 05/1/18 BBC London radio Interview with Simon Meyer re: St Mary le Bow interview 11/1/18 Sussex Observer Jason Crouch story and document suite 21/0/18 Huntingdon Post Interview with Caroline Stockmann (CCCBR) and Vicky Hatchett (BICO) 28/0/18 BBC Radio Kent Update from previous story 10/2/18 CCCBR website Ringing Remembers poster available as a downloadable PDF 12/2/18 DevonLive Four Devon towers are to open up to attract new ringers as part of the Ringing Remembers campaign. 14/2/18 White Horse News, http://www.whitehorsenews.co.uk/blog/2018/02/13/volunteer-to-help-keep-the-westbury-bells- Westbury ringing/ 18/2/18 BBC Essex The BBC Essex Quest participants found their way to St Christopher's Willingale on yesterday's show, where they heard about the #RingingRemembers campaign http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05vxfds#play 24/2/18 Norwich Diocese Taster day https://www.dioceseofnorwich.org/event?id=10047 25/2/18 BBC Cumbria Barrow's St James' Church 'silent' bellringing practice http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-43190724 28/2/18 HurstMagazine The Young Ringers of Sussex have received a publicity boost 21/3/2018 BBC Radio Essex / Peal at Goldhanger in memory of Private Ernest Henry (Harry) Lewis, included vigil tribute by Maldon & Burnham local re-enactment society around war memorial during ringing. Gazette 28/3/2018 BBC Radio Kent Memorial peal for Private James Walter Capeling. 30/3/2018 Get Surrey website Bell-ringing: These are the people who create the soundtrack to your Sunday mornings 15/4/18 BBC Radio Derby Sue Hall was on the Dean Pepall show on BBC Radio Derby yesterday morning (15/4) talking about Ringing Remembers 23/4/18 Derbyshire Times Derbyshire joins campaign to recruit bell-ringers May 2018 All About Angmering Ringing Remembers - The Sound of Church Bells 29/5/18 BBC Radio Leeds CCCBR President Christopher O’Mahony appeared on the Johnny I’Anson show on BBC Radio Leeds this evening talking about Ringing Remembers and more 11/06/18 Irish Examiner West Cork church offers classes in traditional bell-ringing 18/6/18 BBC Radio 4 – The Neil's looking ahead to 'Ringing Remembers' on Armistice Day Archers 22/6/18 BBC Radio 4 – The Harrison's raring to give ringing a go as Chris and Neil show him the ropes at St Stephen's. He's Archers even more fascinated by the mention of an experienced new recruit, the intriguing Esther Pickle 08/7/18 BBC Radio Sussex Ringing Remembers, Young Ringers’ National Contest, learn this ancient art – its a team activity, you’re welcome at towers all over the country, in other parts of the world too, its open to all 12/7/18 BBC The One Show The Department of Digital, Culture, Media & Sports have now announced plans for the International Moment as the Nations says ‘Thank you’. 18/7/18 ITV Meridian Filming at St George’s Brede East Sussex! They are covering the campaign to support the “Ringing Remembers“ initiative to commemorate the 1400 bell ringers who bravely lost their lives in WW1 by recruiting 1400 new ringers in time to ring on Armistice Day 2018. BBC Radio Norfolk Ringers Nikki Thomas and new learner Mary Jones spoke about #RingingRemembers, the new ringing school at St Peter Mancroft (the Mancroft Ringing Discovery Centre) and ringing for Norfolk Day 19/7/18 Grow in Powys – Open day in Brecon Welsh Country Magazine BBC Midlands Young people can go to the skate park, go clubbing, and do #bellringing. 25/7/18 BBC Radio 4 – Today St James’ Church in Bermondsey, London with new bell ringing recruits, talking about Programme #RingingRemembers. Facebook – Ringing Lord Bourne launched the badge by presenting it to new recruits in Bamburgh, Northumberland. Remembers 27/7/18 BBC Look North Coverage of our Ringing Remembers visit to Bamburgh, Northumberland 29/7/18 BBC Radio New learner Monica Hollows interviewed Lancashire 30/7/18 BBC Radio Solent Katie Martin visits the bell ringers at Holy Trinity Church in Wonston, Winchester, to try her hand at #bellringing 31/7/18 The Daily Express Let Me Ring Your Bell BBC Radio Scotland Christina Howie, who rings at The Old Steeple in Dundee, describes the feeling of being in the 'ringing moment': "There is a point where you have to just relax, I always say it’s like Star Wars, you let the force be with you and it all just falls into place and you ring! You become part of the bells and the team. It's a magic moment when that happens." 03/8/18 Long Stratton Ringing Remembers appears in the August edition of Long Stratton’s The Sexton’s Wheel Newsletter Northumberland Bamburgh plays a big part in poignant bell-ringing campaign Gazette https://www.northumberlandgazette.co.uk/news/bamburgh-plays-a-big-part-in-poignant-bell- ringing-campaign-1-9283145 05/8/18 BBC Radio Cornwall Sam Bennetts and her daughter Tegan, aged 14, were interviewed on BBC Radio Cornwall Various local BBC LEEDS Radio BIRMINGHAM CUMBRIA LONDON YORK STOKE KENT BRISTOL CAMBRIDGE DEVON WILTSHIRE NOTTINGHAM COVENTRY & WARWICKSHIRE CORNWALL SHROPSHIRE JERSEY/GUERNSEY 07/8/18 CCCBR Website, RW Clarification of Armistice Ringing due to confusion between timings for Ringing Remembers and and CCCBR Social the Battle’s Over campaign Media BBC Radio Stoke Phil Gay of the North Staffordshire Association was on BBC Radio Stoke on Sunday 5th August talking about Ringing Remembers. 12/8/18 Sky News Bell ringers, your country needs you for WWI centenary https://news.sky.com/story/bell-ringers- your-country-needs-you-for-wwi-centenary-11471314 15/8/18 The Guardian Plea for bells to toll worldwide on war centenary https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/aug/12/bell-ring-out-centenary-end-first-world-war 19/8/18 BBC Radio Leicester President of the Central Council, Christopher O’Mahony, was interviewed by Jo Bostock on BBC Radio Leicester this morning. 20/8/18 BBC South Longstock’s pioneering women ringers in World War One 23/8/18 Southern Daily Echo Bells will ring out once again for WWI centenary https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/16593821.bells-will-ring-out-once-again-for-wwi-centenary/ 06/9/18 Shoreham Herald New Shoreham recruits learn traditional art of bell ringing ahead of Armistice day https://www.shorehamherald.co.uk/news/new-shoreham-recruits-learn-traditional-art-of-bell- ringing-ahead-of-armistice-day-1-8626256 10/9/18 Cumbria Constabulary Aimed to raise awareness of activities for young people in Barrow-in-Furness and surrounding areas. 12/9/18 The Sheffield Star Bellringers needed in Sheffield to help mark 100th anniversary of World War One 18/9/18 Cumbrian News St Padarn’s bell ringers http://www.cambrian- news.co.uk/article.cfm?id=124003&headline=Community%20News:%20Llanbadarn%20Fawr&s ectionIs=news&searchyear=2018 22/9/18 Diocese of Record number of bell-ringers train for Ringing Remembers Manchester https://www.manchester.anglican.org/news/2018/09/21/record-number-bell-ringers-train-ringing- remembers/ 23/9/18 Carlisle News & Star Wigton church bell ringers call for new recruits http://www.newsandstar.co.uk/Wigton-church- bell-ringers-call-for-new-recruits-2bc99632-fac8-4b14-911c-16a01dfe7887-ds 04/10/18 Waitrose Magazine For whom the bell tolls 16/10/18 Fakenham Times Church Bells to Ring out for First World War Centenary 23/10/18 Wiltshire Spire FM Bellringers needed to help mark World War One Centenary Radio 25/10/18 Yorkshire Life Ringing for Remembrance 26/10/18 BBC Newsround How do we remember WW1? 27/10/18 The Herald Why Scotland’s Bellringers are Changing 30/10/18 The Peoples Friend Ringing Remembers Magazine 31/10/18 Wrexham.com St Giles’ Parish Church to host series of events to commemorate centenary of Armistice 02/11/18 BBC Sounds All Saints Church, Roos 03/11/18 churchinWales.org.uk Tower’s tribute to its lost five WW1 ringers 05/11/18 BBC Radio Sheffield Inside Out – Ringing Remembers Recruits from Doncaster Minster BBC Yorkshire & Inside Out – Ben Parkinson featuring Doncaster and Sprotborough ringers Lincolnshire 06/11/18 ITV Meridian Remembering the bell ringers of the Great War BBC Sounds Essex Ringing Remembers 08/11/18 BBC TV Newsround Brumdingers “I’m ringing for my great, great grandad” Newark Advertiser Ringer is inspired by his great-grandfather 09/11/18 Eternitynews.com.au Ringing in the Armistice Centenary Channel 5 News Ringing Remembers BBC Breakfast Bridport Remembrance 10/11/18 NW The Mail The bells will ring as they did on Armistice day 100 years ago 11/11/18 BBC Radio Remembering Great Uncle Sidney Manchester ABC.net.au Remembrance Day: Bellringers to unify across the world to honour dead on Armistice 100th Evening Standard Big Ben to lead thousands of bells in ringing out to mark end of First World War Shoreham Herald New Shoreham
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