List of towers

Listing the 11 full-circle rings which have 10 bells and no semitone bells, and include one or more bells which were cast by Abraham II Rudhall. Click on place name for fuller details.

#	Dove’s Guide Entry	Grid Ref	Map
1	Berkeley, Gloucestershire, S Mary V. 10, 21–1–3 (1081 kg) in E♭. Detached tower. Wed.	ST684990	Map
2	Blockley, Gloucestershire, S Peter & S Paul. 10, 17–0–6 (866 kg) in F. Thu.	SP164349	Map
3	Edington, Wiltshire, S Mary, S Katharine, & All Saints (S). 10, 24–0–24 (1230 kg) in D. Ringing Centre. Tue.	ST926533	Map
4	Fulham, Greater London, All Saints (S, T). 10, 18–2–22 (950 kg) in E♭. Tue.	TQ242759	Map
5	Ledbury, Herefordshire, S Michael & All Angels. 10, 19–3–6 (1006 kg) in E♭. Detached tower.	SO712377	Map
6	Leek, Staffordshire, S Edward Conf. 10, 18½ cwt (~940 kg) in E. Thu.	SJ982566	Map
7	Ludlow, Shropshire, S Laurence. 10, 16–2–16 (845 kg) in E. The ringing bells form part of a 13-bell chime. Mon.	SO511747	Map
8	Oxford, Oxfordshire, New College. 10, 20 cwt (~1020 kg) in D.	SP517064	Map
9	Pebworth, Worcestershire, S Peter. 10, 11–3–9 (601 kg) in F♯. Fri.	SP128468	Map
10	Stroud, Gloucestershire, S Laurence (GF). 10, 20–1–20 (1038 kg) in E♭. The first all metal 10-bell frame by Taylors. Tue (exc Aug).	SO852052	Map
11	Wrexham, Wrexham, Wales, S Giles (T). 10, 24 cwt (~1220 kg) in D. Thu.	SJ335501	Map