This page combines information from several sources and also indicates how the society has evolved over time.
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Leicester Diocesan Guild
Was formed after the Midland Counties Association was divided into four new associations at the beginnings of 1946. [Original research by Pat Halls, subsequently taken on by John Harrison.]
The AGM of the Midland Counties Association held on 7th April 1945 agreed the society should be divided into three separate societies - Derby, Leicester and Southwell - from 1 January 1946, to generate greater local interest and the advancement of ringing. For further background see the Ringing World (12th January 1996, pages 35 to 37) and entry for the Midlands Counties Guild. [Research and observations associated with the Council Library Certificates Collection by Chris Ridley.]
founded 1946 Formerly: Midland Counties Association (1882 to 1945) [Research and observations associated with the Council Library Badge Collection by Chris Ridley.]
Place of Birth: Leicester Began ringing at: St Mary's Leicester First peal tower: Melton Mowbray Towers: St John the Divine, Leicester 1912-1915, Leicester Cathedral 1915- Location mentioned in obituary: Leicester
Place of Birth: Glenfield, Leicester Began ringing at: St Margaret's, Leicester First peal tower: Loughborough Bellfoundry Towers: All Saints Leicester Location mentioned in obituary: Leicester
