Who ring peals?
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  • Tristan Lockheart
    124
    Now there are signs that the number of peals and qps might not recover to pre pandemic levels. — A J Barnfield

    I suspect next year is the one to look out for. First year without the short-term effects of Covid-19 and with things back to normal. Yes, there are factors such as a recession, but we have spent the last 14 years at least lurching from one crisis to another; we probably have to accept that there will always be an underlying supression of numbers for an ever-changing cocktail of reasons.
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  • Simon Linford
    315
    The intention is for peals and quarter peals analysis to move to quarterly so more can be learned.
    Simon Linford Options
  • Sue Marsden
    37
    ↪Nick Lawrence
    "I'd be surprised if Drew would allow access for non-peal-ringers"

    If you email him, he will give you access even if you have not rung a peal. You might be researching peals at your tower or by your association, or past ringers from your tower
    Sue Marsden Options
  • Nick Lawrence
    17
    ↪Sue Marsden

    Roger that!
    TVM.
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  • Rosalind Martin
    29
    "I think the Median ringer overall can ring Bob Minor - nothing more" Simon Linford

    Our district did a survey a decade ago and our median ringer was just learning their second method (either plain Bob doubles or Grandsire doubles. Having learned the other one first). I think the full report has just been lost as the guild website has been revamped.
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