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Wentworth, South Yorkshire, Holy Trinity
PlaceWentworth
Holy Trinity
Metropolitan boroughRotherham
Lieutenancy areaSouth Yorkshire
CountryEngland
Historic subdivisionWest Riding
Historic countyYorkshire
Dove tower ID14746
Rings6 (full-circle ring), tenor 10–0–12 in GSee below
Frames1See below
Grid referenceSK383981
Latitude & longitude53.47859, -1.42319View on map, or get directions from Google MapsList nearest towers
Satnav lat & longNo optimised destination for satellite navigation has been submittedAdd details
PostcodeS62 7TW
DioceseSheffield
Church groupChurch of England
Listed gradeII* by Historic England
Church heritage record12803
URLhttps://www.wentworthchurch.com
AffiliationYorkshire Association
PerformancesSearch for performances on BellBoardCustomise
As of last night, BellBoard listed 62 performances here, of which 21 were peals and 10 were in the last two years
Peal boardsNo peal boards have been uploaded to BellBoard yet
The Central Council is collecting photographs of all peal boards, and curating and uploading them to BellBoard. This includes material from earlier systems found here.
Biographies
View the biographies of ringers at this tower on the Central Council Ringing History Hub
Ring of 6, tenor 10–0–12 in G
Bells6 (full-circle ring)Edit details
Tenor10–0–12 (1132 lb or 513 kg) in G (772.0 Hz)
PracticesFri (April - September) & Sat (October - March : Saturday Afternoons (time varies around church events ))
Projects & overhauls
2026 by John Taylor & Co
As a result of an accident the 4th bell was been badly damaged and a new wheel has been made
1893
Transferred from Wentworth, South Yorkshire, Old Holy Trinity
The ring of 6 was transferred from the old church to the new.
The following events happened while the ring was at Wentworth, South Yorkshire, Old Holy Trinity
1863 by John Warner & Sons (ring created)
A ring of 6 was installed at Holy Trinity Old Church, Wentworth.
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PealsView 64 peals in the Felstead Database
Additional informationCheck before travelling to avoid a wasted journey if the practice is cancelled or not going ahead
BellWeightFrequencyNoteDiameterDatedFounderCanonsTurningHanging
15–1–11298.0E29.38″1863John Warner & SonsRUFC
25–1–261156.0D30.50″1863John Warner & SonsRUFC
36–0–41030.0C32.25″1863John Warner & SonsRUFC
46–2–13972.0B33.75″1863John Warner & SonsRUFC
57–1–24866.0A36.13″1863John Warner & SonsRUFC
610–0–12772.0G39.00″1863John Warner & SonsRUFC
Details of frame
FrameBellsYearMaterialMakerTrussLayout
11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 61938Cast ironJohn Taylor & Co8.3.A.h6.1
Notes

[1]Bells history

These bells were previously hung in the Old Wentworth Church after being cast in 1863 ( this too dedicated to Holy Trinity), and were moved to the new church in 1893 in a wooden frame and then rehung just before the second world war in the current frame.

Published: 24/05/2023; updated: 28/06/2023

Update log
08/05/2026Project completed [David Potter #010345]
30/04/2026New project added [David Potter #010303]
13/04/2026Transfer history noted. [Church Bells of the Diocese of Sheffield and Taylor records]
11/08/2025PN amended [Matthew Wiles, Tower Captain #009022]
01/06/20231-6: turning added [Matthew Wiles, local contact]
24/05/2023Note added [Matthew Wiles (Tower Captain/Contact) #005060]
24/05/2023URL added [Matthew Wiles #005072]
06/05/2023URL deleted (gives 403 error (forbidden)). No alternative URL found to date [Error detected by Dove Tower URL Checker via Tim Jackson]
03/08/2022Frame Fr1: truss, layout added, material amended [Matthew Wiles (tower contact)]
02/08/2022PN amended; URL added [Matthew Wiles (tower contact)]
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