Work on Phase 2 of the Eastnor Church Renovation project is nearing completion. The extension to house the new toilet is nearly finished and the pictures below show the external cladding being installed by Jason and Jacob from Loxstone ltd A new path is being laid...
Work is continuing on the next phase of the Eastnor Church renovation scheme. The erection of new toilet facilities accessible from the North Door was a key element of the second phase. The archaeological survey of the northern area was completed at the end of March...
On Monday 14 March 2022, the bells were returned to Eastnor Church. The Reverend Joan Wakeling was there to bless the bells on their return. Over the following two days, new bell wheels were fitted by Alan Bagworth and the Revd Barney Bell. The original tenor...
Six members of the bell ringing team led by Alan Bagworth went to John Taylor’s in Loughborough on Thursday 24 February to see the new Eastnor Tenor Bell being cast. The mould for the bell is buried in sand for safety reasons and the molten metal is poured in...
Eastnor Church has a peal of 6 bells, the oldest bell dating back to 1689. However, the tenor bell has not been rung for two years as the headgear had failed. As part of the larger Tower Renovation project, it was agreed that all the bells should be removed for...
The scaffolding around the tower came down at the beginning of September. The stonemasons led by Ian Bishop under the supervision of our architect, John Middleton have now completed the external work to the tower. The clock face has been refurbished and the weather...
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