Complaints by new residents have silenced the church bells in a small country town after the vicar feared the chimes could be breaking European law. The bells at St Mary's Church in Totnes, Devon - England's second oldest borough - have sounded every quarter of an hour since a civic subscription scheme paid for the clock to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887. But a small group of residents - believed to be newcomers - have protested that the chimes stop them sleeping at night. "Amongst the old Totnesians, there is a certain amount of fury that I have...