We the undersigned Petition the Rector and DCC of Keynsham Parish Church to take no action in respect of concerns expressed about the bells of St John's Church which we consider to be a valued local tradition and need to be retained to reach the proposed extensions to the town.
The leadership at the church remains silent regarding the future of the bells. We need to force a public response so email your local council representative today and demand they address our concerns.
July 25, 2014
The momentum behind our call to protect the bells shows that this tradition belongs to the whole town. Post this link on your social media pages tonight and text three neighbors to ensure they know the bells are at risk.
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Tom Wilkinson
12 years ago
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lived here 40 years and never had a problem with the bells. they are part of the scenery. stop trying to change everything.
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Emma Gray
12 years ago
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Its tradition!! Leave them alone.
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David Snyder
12 years ago
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DO NOT SILENCE THE BELLS. They have been there way longer than any of us. People need to get a grip.
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Mark Olsen
12 years ago
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Ridiculous that people move into a town with an old church and then complain about the bells. If you dont like the noise move somewhere else!
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Sarah Johnston
12 years ago
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Those bells have been ringing forever. It is the sound of Keynsham and it would be a shame to lose that tradition just because of a few complaints.
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Linda Olsen
12 years ago
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Love hearing them on a sunday morning. keeps the character of the place.
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We the undersigned Petition the Rector and DCC of Keynsham Parish Church to take no action in respect of concerns expressed about the bells of St John's Church which we consider to be a valued local tradition and need to be retained to reach the proposed extensions to the town.
The leadership at the church remains silent regarding the future of the bells. We need to force a public response so email your local council representative today and demand they address our concerns.
July 25, 2014
The momentum behind our call to protect the bells shows that this tradition belongs to the whole town. Post this link on your social media pages tonight and text three neighbors to ensure they know the bells are at risk.
6 Comments
T
Tom Wilkinson
12 years ago
Featured
lived here 40 years and never had a problem with the bells. they are part of the scenery. stop trying to change everything.
E
Emma Gray
12 years ago
Featured
Its tradition!! Leave them alone.
D
David Snyder
12 years ago
Featured
DO NOT SILENCE THE BELLS. They have been there way longer than any of us. People need to get a grip.
M
Mark Olsen
12 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that people move into a town with an old church and then complain about the bells. If you dont like the noise move somewhere else!
S
Sarah Johnston
12 years ago
Featured
Those bells have been ringing forever. It is the sound of Keynsham and it would be a shame to lose that tradition just because of a few complaints.
L
Linda Olsen
12 years ago
Featured
Love hearing them on a sunday morning. keeps the character of the place.
lived here 40 years and never had a problem with the bells. they are part of the scenery. stop trying to change everything.