[Bell Historians] Re: Church clock maintenance contracts

[Alan Taylor]

I think I should suggest caution on this suggestion.
 
Alan

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On Behalf Of John and Annette Thorp
Sent: 22 February 2010 19:01
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Subject: [Bell Historians] Re: Church clock maintenance contracts


  

Dickon: In case no-one else has mentioned them yet, we use Public Clocks, at

St Anne's Highgate (154 year-old clock) and at St Martin's Gospel Oak 
(probably 140 year-old; but for both clocks their electric winding gear is 
younger; both have an hour chime). As far as I know (as the person who sees 
the clocks' works most often and keeps them right - but not the person 
formally responsible for them), Public Clocks have given us a satisfactory 
service, both for routine maintenance (their recent annual service at St 
Anne's cost £105.75) and for occasional repairs.

Their email is info at publicclocks. <mailto:info%40publicclocks.co.uk> co.uk,
phones 020 7837 4345 and 01753 573 
332. Postal address Slough.

John Thorp. 




           
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