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Remembering Chris Webb on what would have been his 80th birthday. Rung by family and friends.

First on an inside pair: 3-4.

Rung to welcome the Cousins cousins

Charlie John Cousins born to Matt and Emily

on 26th November 2018

Edward Joseph Cousins born to Oliver and Susan

on 9th December 2018.

50th of Stedman Triples as conductor

First quarter peal: 1,6

For the Epiphanytide Procession.

First on 12 as Conductor.

Rung to celebrate 90th Birthday of

Ann Watson on

Tuesday 15th January

Long time ringer at this Tower. 1st Quarter 6

A significant birthday compliment to Janet Menhinick.

Circled the tower: 3

A 70th birthday compliment to Janet Menhinick.

Circled the tower 1. 50th together 1 and 7. A birthday compliment to Paul Williamson, Dean's Virger.

6 First quarter of Royal

2500th peal: 1.

600th peal for the Guild: 6.

Circled the tower 4 times: 10.

First quarter inside in Grandsire Triples for 3.

Rung to mark the birth of Isla Martha Grace Mackenzie on 10/12/18.

First as Conductor in the method for 3, also rung by the youngest and most mature ladies in the tower.

Rung to congratulate Harriet Armitage and James Dann on their engagement

First inside to Major, 2.

Rung to celebrate the engagement of Harriet Armitage and James Dann.

First peal: 3.

First of Grandsire inside: 4.

300th peal for the Guild and circled the tower 3 times: 1.

Rung as a 70th birthday compliment to Mike Le Marie and a (unspecified) birthday compliment to Clare Le Marie.

Rung in memory of Elizabeth Edwards, Jack’s mum, who died peacefully yesterday.

First on 12: 6.

First quarter peal: 1,6

1000th tower bell peal: 1.

Remembering Elizabeth Edwards, wife and mother of our friends Andrew and Jack.

With congratulations to Harriet Armitage and James Dann on their recent engagement.

First spliced cinques and maximus: 5.

First spliced on 12 bells: 6.

In memory of Sapper Charles Kersley, a former ringer at Stratfield Saye who died 17 Feb 1919 and is buried at Hawley.

First Stedman Triples: 6.

First in method and on ten tower bells: 6

Rung for choral evensong

Rung to celebrate and give thanks for the life of Jeannette Norrington, 18th March 1930 - 18th Jan 2019.

First Bristol S Major - 4

For 'Method of the Month'. Rung at Holy Trinity Guildford, where the longest length in this method is believed to have been rung.

Rung to celebrate the life of Elizabeth Edwards, Mother of Jack.

1750th peal and 1300th for the Guild: 8.

First Quarter in the method for the treble and for her XXth birthday !

Rung for Evensong to celebrate the birth on 6 February of Ada Mary Anthony, first grandchild for Richard and Anne.

First Spliced Maximus: 7.

First of Stedman on an inside bell: 6

Rung after losing Double Dublin.

Rung as a farewell compliment to the Rev Tom Moore on his retirement as curate of the parish of St Michael Archangel, Aldershot

First peal on 10 bells: 6.

Circled the tower: 1.

First Stedman Caters as conductor.

Rung to mark Adrian's 50th birthday (on 10th March).

First quarter 1. For evensong, with thanks to Dick for standing in at the last moment.

First of Superlative No. 2: 3 & 6

Rung before the funeral Service celebrating the life of

Isabel Goodrick-Meech

13th September 1920 – 20th February 2019

Long time parishioner at this church.

Mrs Clare Bevan LLM would wish to be associated with this Quarter Peal

In memory of

Kate Borer-Weir BVSc DVA DipECVAA PhD MRCVS

Teacher, mentor, colleague and friend of many in the anaesthesia community and wider veterinary profession, including the conductor.

Rung at St Andrew’s Church to celebrate St Patrick’s Day and also Wales’ victorious grand slam.

First of Surprise: 3.

Rung to celebrate Helen Williams' 80th birthday on 19th March.

1st inside to Royal, 5.

A 70th birthday compliment to Janet Menhinick (again) while on the way to her belated birthday celebrations.

For Choral Evensong

Rung to Welcome the Revd Jackie Richardson as the new Vicar of St Peter's Hersham

First Quarter 2

Circled tower to quarter peals - 3

First quarter inside for 2, first on cover for 6 and for Mothering Sunday.

50th peal in the tower: 3

300th peal of Stedman Cinques: 8

First in the method for the treble.

First in minor 1

To celebrate the births of a grandson, a great great nephew and a great niece for 3 and 4. Also wins for Cambridge in both the ladies and mens university boat race held this weekend.

First Ashtead - 2, 7, 8

Remembering Adrienne Heyworth 30 years after her death

To mark and accompany celebrations for the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Gerald and Carole Haggett in this church.

A birthday compliment to Sylvia Page.

First of Minor on handbells: 5-6.

A birthday compliment to Sylvia Page.

The first quarter-peal on the bells.

Rung as a compliment to George E Coldman, longstanding ringer at this tower, celebrating his 97th birthday on 14 April.

For Evensong

First of Zanussi: 2.

Rung for Palm Sunday

500th peal together: 1-2, 3-4.

Rung in solidarity with the people of France following the devastating fire at Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris.

In solidarity with Notre Dame

Rung prior to Maundy Thursday service, in solidarity with Notre Dame.

Jane Ball and Jenny Gordon wished to be associated with this performance.

1st Surprise:4; 1st Surprise Major:2. Rung prior to Maundy Thursday service in solidarity with Notre Dame.

Ten ringers attended from across the Chertsey District of the Guildford DG dedicated in solidarity with Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris.

Tolled for 7 mins at 7 pm in support of and solidarity with the people of France following the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris. Also prior to the Eucharist of the Last Supper.

Ringing for Notre-Dame

Tenor tolled for seven minutes at 7 p.m.

Rung prior to the Maundy Thursday service in solidarity with Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris

Rung half muffled prior to the Maundy Thursday service in solidarity with Notre Dame de Paris

For the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris, as requested by The Archbishops of Canterbury and York.

Ringing for Notre-Dame

Dedicated in solidarity with Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris.

Rung in solidarity with the people of France following the fire at the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris on 15th April 2019.

Ringing for Notre Dame

In solidarity with Notre Dame

In support of Notre Dame.

For Notre Dame Cathedral

Ringing in solidarity on Thursday 18th April 2019 following the fire at Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris on 15th April 2019.

Our no 6 Bell was tolled for 7 minutes at 7 pm on April 18th to mark our sorrow at the disastrous fire at Notre dame Cathedral on April 15th, 2019

Rung half-muffled for Good Friday. First on eight as conductor.

Rung half muffled on the middle six, concluding the Good Friday 3 hour service

Rung for choral evensong on Easter Sunday and as a birthday compliment to HM The Queen.

Rung to celebrate St. George's Day

First in method for all.

Rung as part of the Guildford Diocesan Guild, Farnham District visit to Ypres

Rung as part of the Guildford Diocesan Guild, Farnham District visit to Ypres

Rung before 'Music to Calm the Soul' evening

Rung as an engagement compliment to Jonathan Agg and Catriona Shearer

First peal on handbells: 7-8

First blows in the method 3, 4.

Specially arranged as a 50th birthday compliment to Matthew

First of Spliced Surprise on handbells for all.

We rang the bells today to remember Company Quartermaster Serjeant William Sheahan who died on May 9th 1919 of illness contracted in France in 1918.

He lived in Camberley and signed up at the time of the general call up in 1914. He was deployed to France in July 1915, and was injured twice in 1915 and 1917. He was diagnosed with TB and declared unfit for service in early 1918 and sent home. His headstone is inscribed "Rest After Long Suffering".

We remembered William today - may he rest in peace.

Rung on the 250th anniversary of the first recorded ringing in this tower

Rung to celebrate the Births of Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, Ash ringer Sheila Taylor's, grandson Jenson Taylor and for Judith's 60 years as an Ash ringer (2).

The last ringing on the bells before work on the tower and rehanging.

First quarter peal: 1

For Evensong

First of Avon: 9

Circled tower twice - 1

Rung to celebrate the birth of a son,

Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor on May 6th

To the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

First Quarter Peal at first attempt: 1

First Quarter Peal inside: 2

First QP for 35 years: 5. For Evensong.

First quarter on 10 bells: 5.

In Memoriam John E Chapman, brother of 3, who learned to ring at this tower.

Rung prior to the Service of Institution, Induction and Installation of Revd Libby Etherington to Farnborough and to welcome her.

Specially arranged as a tribute to Revd Canon Dr Andrew Bishop, the Priest-in-Charge of Croydon Minster, who was formerly the Residentiary Canon and the bellringers' contact at Guildford Cathedral

100th handbell peal as conductor.

Rung in thanksgiving for the life of

Robert [Bob] Chalmers Primrose

28th May 1935 – 26th April 2019

Co Author of the latest History of Ockham and

Also a past Churchwarden

3 First Quarter for 5 years

100th peal on the bells: 5.

First quarter at first attempt: 1

First quarter for 6 at the first attempt.

With the band's best wishes to Justina Buswell for her significant birthday tomorrow (27th May).

Rung to celebrate the appointment of Wonersh's vicar, Rev Canon Debbie Sellin to be the next Bishop of Southampton.

Rung to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the first peal rung in the tower on 29th May 1769.

Circled tower: 8

First peal in the method for all and for the Guild.

For Ros's 50th anniversary of her first handling lessons

For Evening Service. First in method: 4.

First Quarter: 1

Rung prior to Evensong.

1st in method: 7

Rung as a Birthday compliment to Tracy Rashleigh

First quarter on the bells since refurbishment.

Rung to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of D.Day landings in Normandy

Rung for the 75th Anniversary of DDay

To celebrate the forthcoming marriage of Rachel Daw to Alex Hurst at Millbridge Court, Frensham on 15th June 2019. Also to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-day.

First peal in the method on handbells: 7-8.

First peal of Surprise Major on an inside pair: 3-4.

1st Minor and 1st Surprise: 2. 15th birthday compliment to 2. Rung prior to Morning Service

Rung in memory of Gerald Haggett MBE, father of Nicholas, who died peacefully on 4 June.

Most methods in hand as conductor.

First peal on the new bells, rung on the day of their dedication by the Bishop of Guildford.

First peal of Surprise: 2.

For Sung Vespers.

2,000th quarter - 8. To celebrate the life of Gordon Henning, uncle of 3, who died this morning.

First blows in method, 8. First in method, 6.

Rung as a 21st birthday compliment to Colin Salter.

Rung prior to Evensong. 1st in method: 5

Rung for the Petertide Ordination of Priests Service

Circled the tower: 4

100th peal in the tower: 2.

Rung before 'Music to Calm the Soul' evening

First as conductor

First in method: 3

Rung in memory of Richard J Sharp, father of Joseph, rung on the eve of the fifth anniversary of his passing.

Rung to celebrate the 70th Birthday, on Saturday 6th July, of Paul Whewell.

First Quarter on an Inside Bell (3)

A birthday compliment to Martin Turner.

First quarter peal in minor for 1. Rung to celebrate the 82nd birthday of 3, for 52 years a ringer at this tower.

Rung for the service to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Roy Woodhams - Rector of Cranleigh - Ordination to the Priesthood.

First peal on handbells: 7-8.

First quarter peal: 1

Rung in anticipation of Keith's 80th birthday

For Sung Vespers.