News in Wells

A performance in the Bubwith's Almshouses chapel

Plans have been submitted to upgrade the chapel at Bubwith's Almshouses in Wells to make it more accessible for residents and the general public.

A planning application for chapel re-ordering and refurbishment to include external and internal alterations at Bubwith's Almshouses, Priest Row, Wells, has been submitted to Mendip District Council by Chris Vigar, of behalf of the City of Wells Almshouses.

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St Andrew's Street being closed off this morning for the Becoming Elizabeth film crews

St Andrew's Street and the road alongside the Cathedral Green have been closed off as crews for the TV series Becoming Elizabeth have returned to the city for a third stint of filming.

The early-arriving crew members were seen going in and out of the Old Deanery this morning (April 26) and they confirmed to Wells Nub News that they were back for more filming for the show, which will star Alicia von Rittberg.

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Somerset residents are being asked for their help in shaping the future of the fire service to best respond and manage risk.

The Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service is undertaking its regular strategic review of the risks that the two counties might face in the future and what the future landscape might look like in terms of infrastructure as well as societal trends.

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Megan Curl (left) and Hetta Falzon

Huge congratulations to two talented local songwriters from Wells Cathedral School - Hetta Falzon in the Lower Sixth, from Wells, and Megan Curl in Year 10, from Glastonbury - who have both been selected as Top 30 Finalists in this year's Young Songwriter of the Year competition for UK and Ireland.

Both girls are members of the school's Popular Music department, and have been selected in the 13 to 18 category.

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