Stand just inside the western door and look upwards. There is a blue circle in the centre of the vaulting. This is where the bells were hauled up into the bell tower above. There are six bells, the earliest dating from 1588, inscribed as follows:
1. “Non clamor sed amor cantat in aure Dei, Tobie Norris cast me 1620”
2. “Ego sum vox clamantis, Joseph Eyre, St Neot’s, fecit 1769”
3. “T. Osbourn fecit 1785”
4. “God speed us, we sayeth . Thomas Hill 1588”
5. “Venite cum voco, Revd Maurice Johnson D.D., Vicar, John Briant and John Cabourn, fecerunt, 1805 R. Thorpe and R King, C.W.”
6. “Hung at the Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, in memory of King Edward VII”.
The door to the ringing chamber is on the north side of the tower.
