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Parking in churchyard. Access to the tower is via the external door leading to the kitchen in the north east corner of the church, which then leads via the former north aisle to a stone stairway up to the north gallery, and thence into the west gallery, and from there into the ringing chamber. For security reasons the church has to be kept locked when all ringers have entered the building. The toilets are on your right as you enter via the door to the kitchen. These fine bells are a vintage early John Taylor & Sons "five tone tuned" octave, all cast at Loughborough in 1899. The church was built in 1765 and formerly had a complete Barwell eight in the tower. A short distance away is a steep flight of 8 canal locks known as the Delph, with an abundance of pubs. The famous Merry Hill shopping centre is half a mile away and attracts visitors for miles around. |