News in Wells

Bruce and Heather Scobie outside Chubb Bulleid's Wells Market Place office

Reasons why young people select a job offer vary. It may be the money or prospects of promotion.

Bruce Scobie chose a Wells firm of solicitors because he was impressed by the interviewer's inventive way of communicating with his secretary by tapping in the wall between his office and hers in Morse Code.

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All recycling and rubbish collections in the week of the early May Bank Holiday on Monday May 3 will be one day later, Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) has confirmed.

With no collections on Bank Holiday Monday, the week's day changes, from Monday's pick-ups on Tuesday through to Friday's taking place on Saturday May , will affect recycling, rubbish, garden waste, clinical, assisted and bulky waste collections, and waste container deliveries.

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Mendip District Council headquarters (Photo: Google Maps)

The local district council has been ordered by its auditors to make information about its commercial investments more readily available to the public.

Mendip District Council has invested in a number of commercial properties in the last few years, using the income from rent to fund front-line services in light of diminishing grant funding from central government.

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From left DSFRS Chief Fire Officer - Lee Howell, DSFRS Watch Manager - Tom Bridgman,  ASP Neighbourhood Sergeant - Simon Lancey,  ASP Chief Constable - Andy Marsh, ASP PCSO Supervisor - Hannah Hood, and SWASFT County Commander for Somerset - Steve Boucher

The Avon and Somerset Neighbourhood Policing team for Wells have moved to a new station at Burcott Road in the city where they will be co-locating with Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service (DSFRS).

The Hot Fuzz Swan sculpture, which was gifted to Avon and Somerset Police in 2012 by director Edgar Wright following the Swans of Wells project, has migrated to the new station at Burcott Road along with the team.

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