Contact: Elaine - 01245 322193
Practice: Thursday 7.45 pm - 9.45 pm at the South Woodham Ferrers Evangelical Church, Hullbridge Road

Have been formed for about 15 years and love to perform - weddings, concerts, etc. etc.
Open door policy to all people interested in playing handbells

Contact: Mark or Sue Walland - walland551@btinternet.com

A husband and wife duet using 2 octaves of Handbells and/or Belleplates.
Our repertoire covers Popular to Light Classical including some original compositions.
We are willing to play at both indoor and outdoor events, give talks and/or demonstrations.

Contact: Sue Walland at walland551@btinternet.com

One of the few Suffolk teams still using traditional English Handbells, St. Peter's Carlton Colville play both sacred and secular music using their 100+ year old 2.5 Diatonic Octaves.
We have an adaptable table layout to suit most venues, our repertoire ranges from Folk to Light Classical, including some original compositions.
We are available for Weddings, (Tune ringing and Method ringing), Talks and Demonstrations.
Willing to play at indoor or outdoor events.

Contact: Bell Rivers - 01502 581737
Practice: Mondays 4.30 - 5.30

A 4-in-hand team formed on 1999 using the 12 bells which then belonged to the Roundabout Ringers and which now belong to Mick & Grace Dobney. As a small team with only 3 ringers, we specialise in ringing in small spaces, at short notice and at weddings where no tower bells are available.

Contact: Mick & Grace Dobney - 01502 74316964
Practice: Friday evenings 7.30 - 9.30 at 8 Old Lane, Corton, Lowestoft, NR32 5HE

Formed in 1993, originally a 12 bell team, now uses 3 octaves of Malmark bells
An all age team, from 8 to 60 plus, uses both numerical & staff notation.
The team also owns a set of Handchimes which are used in 2 local schools - Oulton Broad Primary and Kessingland Primary.

Contact: Angela Pead

We were formed in 1982 and still (just) have five founder members in the team.
We ring (in hand) 3 chromatic octaves of Malmark handbells and meet on Thursdays mostly throughout the year.