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Westminster Abbey on Twitter: "Our bells are ringing for the anniversary of the Accession of Elizabeth I in 1558. Elizabeth was the founder of the present Collegiate Church of St Peter, the
Westminster Abbey on Twitter: "Good luck St Margaret's Church bell ringers, attempting a full peal of Grandsire Caters for St Margaret's Day. It'll take almost 4 hours! https://t.co/M17QF4Pm47" / Twitter
Westminster Abbey bells ring out for hours to mark Queen's 70th wedding anniversary | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
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Westminster Abbey to ring bells after Notre Dame fire in 'very rare' occurrence - Mirror Online
Mr John Nixon Oxborrow ( the senior ringer at Westminster Abbey ) will be in charge of the bell ringing at the wedding of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina -
Westminster peal celebrates Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's 70th Wedding anniversary
Westminster Abbey Will No Longer Ring Its Bells for the Birthdays of *These* Royal Family Members
Church bells to ring across England in solidarity with France | ICN
The Westminster Abbey Bells Don't Ring for Every Royal's Birthday; Here's Who Does and Who Doesn't Get the Special Tribute
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May says church bells across England will ring out in solidarity with France after Notre Dame fire | Daily Mail Online
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Westminster Abbey on Twitter: "Our bells are ringing to mark @wschool's Election Day. Election Day dates back to the 16th Century and originally marked the 'election' of students to places at universities.
