Wells Voice News
Singers refuse to have a Silent Night
FOR the first time in more than 30 years, due to coronavirus, the vocal group Opus Anglicanum will not be able to perform their annual sell-out Mediaeval Carols concert at Wells Cathedral... Read More
City council making progress in bid to take control of Portway Annexe
WELLS City Council is making significant progress in its plans to take over the control of ownership of the Portway Annexe from Somerset County Council... Read More
Wells music duo hoping Covid deaths tribute song will become Christmas number one
A LOCKED down choir and orchestra from Somerset have joined forces with one of the largest Facebook Covid groups to release a new Christmas version of Together In Electric Dreams to mark all of the lives lost in the UK during the Covid-19 pandemic... Read More
Town Crier spreads some festive cheer
Wells Town Crier Len Sweales has written this cry specially for Christmas 2020 .. Read More
First loyalty cards already handed in
THERE has been an enthusiastic response to the return of the revamped Wells Loyalty League... Read More
Probe into why water streams across road
INVESTIGATIONS are being carried out into a mysterious source of water that flows continuously across the road at the lower end of Bekynton Avenue, Wells... Read More
From The Town Hall: Special charity that deserves support
I AM honoured and humbled to have been chosen as the 647th Mayor of Wells. And this also presents a unique opportunity... Read More
Company to rescue with freezer donation
WHEN chairman of the Wells Vineyard Church Trustees and manager of the Furniture Storehouse, Keith Rudyard, was informed that the Foodbank’s sole freezer was failing, he contacted Joe Eavis, managing director of Living Homes in Street, to ask if he could sell the church a freezer at a reduced price... Read More
Historian appeals for bus travel stories
THIS year is the centenary of the first regular bus service from Wells to Bristol... Read More
Literature festival proves doubters wrong
WELLS Festival of Literature was advised against going ahead. .. Read More