In September 2008, for the first time in over ten years the bells of St Peter will be heard again on a regular basis.
Thanks to generous contributions, funds have been raised for the repair and re-hanging of the existing five bells and for the addition of a sixth bell. The existing five bell peal were taken down on Tuesday 6th May. After an overnight stay in the church, which allowed villagers an opportunity to to see the bells at close hand, the bells left the village the following morning.
The bells were taken to Whites of Appleton the bellhangers, from where two of the bells will be taken to Southwold, Suffolk for repair. On return to Appleton, the two newly repaired bells along with the other three bells that make up the five bell peal will be taken to The Whitechapel Foundry, London. There they will be united with the “Beecroft Bell” for the first time. The six bells will then be tuned, before returning once more to Appleton.



