All Saints Church, Kingston upon Thames

12 bells Tenor 18 cwt.

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Welcome to this web site about bell-ringing at All Saints' Parish Church, Kingston upon Thames. If you are already a ringer, you should be able to find out what you want from one of the links on the left.


If you are not a ringer, but would like to know a bit more about it, turn to our introductory page.

All Saints Church is in the centre of Kingston upon Thames and has a ring of 12 bells, tenor 19 cwt in E flat. We practice on Wednesdays from 7:45 and ring for services on Sunday morning from 8:30 to 9:25 and in the evening from 5:00 to 5:55 except when there is a peal or quarter peal.

You can find more details by following the links on the left. We welcome visitors, whether ringers or not, please come and see us.

Kingston University. If you are a student at the University, you would be very welcome. Times of ringing as above; if you are not sure where we are follow the "How to find us" link on the left.

Picture of Kingston church

All Saints Church is at the centre of Kingston - there has been a church on the site for over 1000 years.

The present ring of 12 bells was installed in 1972 and replaced an older ring of 10 with a tenor of 27 cwt. The old bells were hung with an anti-clockwise rope circle: the new ones have a conventional clockwise circle.

This site contains information about the bells , times of ringing , how to find us , and so on.

If you have any comments on this site, you can e-mail me

copyright © All Saints Church, Kingston-upon-Thames 2009 Last update 15 August by Mike Bangham