The bells of a tiny village church will be repaired and ready to ring in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Villagers have now raised �10,500 of the �12,000 needed to restore the 600-year-old bells at Anmer, near Sandringham.
The bells, which are currently at a foundry in London, will be returned and re-hung on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 2/3.
'All this means that we are confident the bells will be ringing for Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee holiday weekend celebrations,' said villager Nick Coleman.
There will be a service of dedication at Anmer on Sunday, June 3.
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