Shropshire Association of Church Bellringers

All the bells were cast by Pack and Chapman of London in 1770 except the fourth, which was cast in the following year. All retain their cannons and hang from wooden headstocks in the original wooden frame (Pickford 8.2: A1, B2, D3, C4, E5, F6, H7, G8). Ball bearings were added in the 1950s.
Access to the ringing room begins with some external steps in the North-West corner of the tower and ends with a few steps down into the ringing room.
After conservation work on them, all peal boards from the days of the Albion Society in the town are now on display, four of them in the south transept of the church and the two oldest in the ringing chamber. An article about the restoration of the peal boards can be found in The Ringing World of 25 March 2022.

Parking is usually available next to the churchyard in Church Street (one way.) All the facilities of this busy town are available within half a mile, including Shifnal Station, on the Wolverhampton-Shrewsbury line.

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