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Meet your local councillor - your chance to raise your issues with the people elected to help

By Guest author   11th Jan 2023

Local News

Local residents will have an opportunity to raise issues that concern them with city councillors on January 16.

They might include the roadworks Somerset County Council have arranged on the relief road or what effect the abolition of Mendip District Council may have on Wells.

The two councillors are Philip Welch and Denise Denis, both Wells Independents, who will be in the Town Hall from 6-7pm on Monday January 16 to field questions and offer advice.

     

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