Churches of Berkshire

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Arborfield - St Bartholomew Bells: 6, 11-2-24	Barkham - St James Bells: 4, 4½cwt	Binfield - All Saints Bells 6, 9-0-2
Bradfield - St Andrew Bells: 6, 12 cwt	Burghfield - St Mary the Virgin Bells: 6, 11-3-1	Caversham - St Peter Bells: 8, 7-3-13
Combe - St Swithun Bells: 3, 8cwt	Englefield - St Mark Bells: 6, 9 cwt	Hurst - St Nicholas Bells: 8, 14-1-16
Lower Basildon - St Bartholemew Redundant church Bells: 4, 10cwt	Padworth - St John Baptist Bells: 6, 7-1-4	Pangbourne - St James the Less Bells: 6, 10 cwt
Purley-on-Thames - St Mary Bells: 6, 8.5 cwt	Reading - St Giles Bells: 8, 14-2-7	Reading - St Laurence Bells: 12, 23-0-20
Reading - The Minster, St Mary the Virgin Bells: 8, 25-2-26	Shinfield - St Mary Bells: 6, 11-3-13	Stratfield Mortimer - St John Bells: 6, 7-2-16
Stratfield Mortimer - St Mary the Virgin Bells: 8, 11-2-23	Streatley - St Mary Bells: 6, 7-0-23	Swallowfield - All Saints Bells: 6, 7-0-23
Theale - Holy Trinity Bells: 6, 13 cwt	Tidmarsh - St Lawrence Bells: 3, 5 cwt, Unringable	Tilehurst - St Michael Bells: 8, 17-1-15
Ufton Nervet - St Peter Redundant Church Bells: 4, 4-2-0	Wokingham - All Saints Bells: 8, 19½cwt	Wokingham - St Paul Bells: 8, 15-2-7 The bells were recently destroyed by fire caused by a lightning strike on the tower

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