Towers in the ONB Branch
There are 38 rings of three bells or more in the Branch: 3 tens, 11 eights, 15 sixes, two fives, 3 fours and 3 threes and a ring of 12 with five sharp bells hung in the workshop of Whites of Appleton, the bellhangers. Of these, three sixes and two fours are unringable. The towers, with their tenor weights and practice nights are listed below. Click on
to see its picture
for the Dove page which gives further information on the tower including Google and Multimap maps and, where appropriate, parking locations and satnav data
for the tower’s own website
to email the tower correspondent
Except where otherwise shown, practices start at 7.30 p.m. There is also a list of ONB practice nights on the Practices page.
12 Bells (1)
10 Bells (3)
Abingdon (St Helen) (16-0-0) Tuesday (1,3,5) 
Appleton (13-0-10) Friday 
Wallingford (18-3-26) Thursday 8.00 
8 Bells (11)
Blewbury (19-0-13) Friday 8.00 
Brightwell (10-2-25) Tuesday 8.00 
Childrey (12-0-4) Wednesday 
Cholsey (10-1-11) Tuesday 8.00 
Cumnor (13-1-4) Wednesday 
Drayton (9-1-20) Monday 7.45 
East Hagbourne (21½ cwt) Tuesday 
Harwell (16-1-26) Thursday (1,3) joint with Chilton 
Milton (6-3-26) Tuesday 
Sutton Courtenay (12-0-17) Monday 7.00 
Wantage (21-2-15) Tuesday 
6 Bells (12)
Abingdon (St Nicolas) (7-1-18) Tuesday (2,4) 
Aston Tirrold (11-3-23) Wednesday 7.00 by arrangement 
Chilton (7-2-3) Thursday (2,4) joint with Harwell 
East Hendred (22 cwt) Tuesday alternating with West Hendred 
Letcombe Regis (8 cwt) Friday by arrangement 
Long Wittenham (9 cwt) Monday 
Marcham (8-1-4) Monday 
Radley (6½ cwt) Thursday 
Steventon (11-2-7) Monday 
Sunningwell (8½ cwt) 
West Hanney (18-1-9) Wednesday 
West Hendred (8 cwt) Tuesday alternating with East Hendred 
5 Bells (2)
Little Wittenham (5 cwt) 
North Moreton (12 cwt) Monday 7.00 
4 Bells (1)
3 Bells (3)
Didcot (5-1-4) Monday by arrangement 
Letcombe Bassett (5 cwt) 
North Stoke (7½ cwt) 
Unringable (5)
Appleford (6, 8-0-0) 
Ardington (6, 6-1-25) 
Culham (6, 6-3-8) 
Denchworth (4, 4-3-3) 
Lockinge (4, 8½ cwt) 
