Dedication:St. Bartholomew, Nettlebed benefice
  Tower Correspondent:

  Service Ringing: Sun 10.30 (except 5)
  Practice night: Wed 8.00pm
  Availability and Restrictions

  The Bells (6) 5-3-17 further details

• Draught: average
• Audibility: 3
  (On a scale of 1 to 5, 1=faint 5=very loud)
• Extra facilities: One handle to pull off the clock hammer before ringing.

  Access to ringing chamber: Is through a small door at the base of the W tower, which leads into a kitchen and has an adjacent toilet. It can also be reached via another door into the aisle.
Adjacent to the toilet a steep fixed staircase with a handrail has 26 steps with narrow treads leading to the 1st floor ringing chamber. Tall people should mind their heads. A trap door, left open during ringing, leads into the ringing chamber which has windows on three sides which can be opened to get a through draught in warm weather.

  Points of interest in church See another page for details of the Piper windows
  Church facilities: toilet: adjacent to the ladder up to the Ringing chamber
  Travel Details: OS Grid Ref: SU698867
Limited parking in lane to the west of the church. In school holidays, use the school car park ~100m to the east of the church.
  Public Transport:
  Eating Places: The White Hart
  Local points of interest for non ringers:
An old Brick Kiln is preserved in the village to commemorate the brick making industry which was there at one time. The Vicarage and Nettlebed House are Georgian.

Page last updated 3 Apr 2006