There are six bells in the Church Tower at All Saints’, Loughton. Details of the bells are as follows:

Bell	Weight (cwt)	Diameter (inches)	Nominal (Hz)	Note	Dated	Founder
Treble	4-0-21	27.125	1318	E	1908	Alfred Bowell of Ipswich
2nd	4-3-10	28.5	1184	D	1902	John Taylor & Co of Loughborough
3rd	5-3-0	31	1047.5	C	1902	John Taylor & Co of Loughborough
4th	6-2-16	32.75	979	B	circa 1450	William Chamberlain of London
5th	7-1-14	34.75	879.5	A	circa 1450	William Chamberlain of London
Tenor	11-0-8	39.125	811	A♭	1590	Bartholomew Atton of Buckingham

We are very lucky to have two bells which were cast around 1450 (the fourth and fifth), and one bell which was cast in 1590 (the tenor).  These bells are listed bells.

However the tenor is currently not in tune with the other five bells – it is closer to A♭ than G.  As there is a presumption against tuning listed bells the intention is to replace the tenor with a new bell, and use the existing tenor as a clock bell.

Also the treble is very poorly toned, and cannot be greatly improved by tuning, so the intention is to recast it.

The second and third also need some tuning.