(29/09/2012)

HOUSE or FLAT WANTED TO RENT IN WELLOW

Dear Wellow residents,

2 bedroom cottage/flat required in Wellow area My partner and I, and our 4 year old son are looking for a new home in the Wellow area.

I work as a support worker and teacher for adults with learning disabilities while my partner studies full time at Bath University. I also work as a bookbinder restoring antiquarian books for booksellers and collectors.

We would like to find a new home soon, but may still be interested to hear from you in 2013 if you read this ad at a later date.

Steve Glendenning

bookbind@hotmail.co.uk

(26/09/2009)

HOUSE FOR RENT REQUIRED

We are looking for a 3 or 4 bed detached house to rent in Wellow from the 1st of December 2009, furnished or unfurnished. We are currently living in Cape Town so are best contacted via e-mail on tess@lawrie.com

Many thanks,

Dr Tess Lawrie

+27 21 790 7778

+27 83 292 1379

(21/1/2007)

Property wanted in Wellow

We're looking for a detached house, ideally with some land and good views. Max budget around £850k. We would also consider properties needing renovation or modernisation.

Please contact Tony Husband e-mail: tonyhusband@hotmail.co.uk

(4/9/2006)

Storage urgently needed

Garage or store room needed to store furniture and boxes. Please contact Tim and Sara Wilson 07881 943489 0r 07909 580781

(15/03/2006)

Preliminary Presentation

Ben Hamilton-Baillie, our traffic consultant, will be giving a preliminary presentation on the proposals for the traffic calming in Wellow on Thursday next week, 23 March at 7.30pm at the Wellow Village Hall. We would appreciate as many people as possible to attend this meeting to discuss the proposals after the presentation so that they can be incorporated into the final draft plan later next month. The meeting should prove to be most interesting and stimulating.

Mark Watson

Wellow Parish Council

(03/03/2006)

(29/01/2006)

FUELLING THE FUTURE - Wednesday 22nd February 2006, 7.30pm at Wellow Village Hall - a FREE showing of the film "End of Suburbia"

Fuelling the Future

You are invited to a free showing of the film

The End of Suburbia — A Wake-up-Call for all Humanity

• about the impact on our lives of oil becoming much more costly
• The enormous rise in wealth (and of human population) in the last century has been possible only through cheap oil
• Oil makes fertilisers, chemicals, medicines, and all plastics
• Cheap oil drives our whole economy and transport systems
• Supplies are now peaking – we are possibly within 4 years of severe shortages
• Extraction will become more difficult, while demand continues to rise relentlessly, exceeding supply
• Realistic alternatives to replace oil are unlikely within 20 years
• What should we do – ignore it or take steps now to respond?

Learn more about the implications of Peak Oil – for ourselves, our families, our communities and our nation

Wellow Village Hall

Wednesday 22nd February, 7.30pm

There will be an opportunity afterwards to discuss the issues

For further information contact Richard Holland (833 348) or Alick Bartholomew

Please make a note in your diary and endeavour to attend this public showing. We feel It is important to be aware of what governments and business are not telling us...............

(17/11/2005)

WANTED

We have just moved into Wellow Farm, The Square, Wellow and would be grateful for help in the following areas:

Putting Runner Ducks to Bed

To put our ducks to bed on those odd occasions when we do not get back before dark. This involves giving them some corn and shutting the shed door, as they are well behaved. This could suit somebody still at school who lives nearby. Rates to be agreed.

Help with Typing / Sara Bee Fabrics

Sara needs help with typing up invoices to a simple format. Sara will write out the invoice and hand it or fax it, ideally to somebody who lives nearby. The time requirement is not great. Rates to be agreed.

Please contact Tim or Sara Wilson on 01225 8834929

Sara mobile: 07881 943489

Tim mobile: 07909 580781

(21/05/2005)

OPEN GARDENS at Rowley Grange, Farleigh Hungerford in aid of a new Garden of Remberance for the parish church in Norton St. Philip. Sunday 19th June - 2.00 to 5.30pm, No charge for entry but donations welcome

(06/02/2005)

Seeking Accommodation

Elderly couple wishing to return to the West Country ,seek permanent rental accomodation, 2 bedroom cottage ideal. Willing to do upkeep of same in exchange for nominal rent providing rental period is permanent. We are past residents of the village of Clutton so know the area very well.

J Coulson Mr.

Email. johnelizabeth@bigpond.com

(10/12/02)

Nanny in Canada!??

Young family are looking for an outgoing, energetic and fun loving person to care for their two children. Do you like working with children? Are you adventurous and would like to explore the Rocky Mountains? We are looking for someone that is interested in coming to Canada to work with our children for at least one year. For further information please email us at jnoelmartin@hotmail.com

Noel & Nancy Martin

(07/07/02)

Wellow's Golden Jubilee celebrations prove to be a fantastic success as demonstrated by a sample of the photographs included here

(16/05/02)

David & Alison from Mill Hill are currently hatching a number of ducklings (not personally). Any one with a pond who may be interested in giving them a good home. Our phone number is 01225 833291.

Many Thanks

Ali & Dave

(28/04/02)

Midsummer Ball

To be held at Priston Mill, Near Bath on Friday 19th July 2002 at 7.30pm until 1.30pm.

In aid of the N.S.P.C.C.

Price £35 to include a Three Course Dinner.

Black Tie.

Featuring "The Kingswingers" and "The Blitz Roadshow Disco".

Send a SAE with cheque to reserve tickets to:-

Sally Carroll, The Coach House, Rood Ashton, Wiltshire. BA14 6AS - Tel: 01380/871779

Fiona Raby, Spring Bank, Beechwood Road, Combe Down, Bath. BA2 5JU - Tel: 01225/837105

(6/11/01)

Housesitter in Wellow

Do you need a housesitter and someone to feed and care for your pets while you are away on holiday? My recently retired parents live a long way off in South Africa and miss seeing their children and grandchildren. They visit us a couple of times a year but it is now a bit of a tight squeeze in our small cottage. So if you live in the village and need a couple of good reliable housesitters they may be able to help out in return for the proximity that it would provide to their family here in Canteen Cottage.

Their next visit will be in December. If you might be interested in a housesitting arrangement at this or any other time please contact me, Di Dalgliesh, at my email address (didalg@doctors.org.uk) or by telephone (01225 833765)."

(23/9/01)

Wellow Amateur Dramatic Society

Calling all who would like to sing:

We woluld like to form a choir this year for the St. Julian's Church Christmas Carol Service which usuallly takes place the Sunday before Christmas. We find it difficult to do this within our group so are sending out this appeal for anyone wiilling to join us. We just need enthusiasm and committment to at least six rehearsals at the Church prior to the event. Rehearsals are alwys most enjoyable. Pauline Preddy's encouragemant to hit a few high notes and try something a little different always pays off in the end.

Please Contact Pauline on 01225 832625 or Mary on 01225 837732 by October 27th if you would like to join us.

Missing Cat(20/3/2001)

OTTO, a neutered male of Siamese appearance, steel grey in colour - micro-chipped

Please contact: Irving, Court Farm House, Wellow. Tel:01225 835358 or 835208

Please look in garages, sheds, outhouses etc.

REWARD FOR RECOVERY

Young Villagers to trek to India in 2002

(14/2/2001)

Despite the Planning Officers for B&NES trying desperately to recommend that our Village Shop banner be refused planning permission the Local Councillors on the development control sub-committee rallied to our aid and APPROVED the sign. We are particularly grateful to Gitte Dawson, our Local Councillor, for her vigorous support in supporting our application. It is only a shame that the Planning Officers are not so committed to the enforcment of planning infringements by Mr. Rothschild at the Signal Box, Wellow!!!

Thank you (03/0/2/2001)

We would like to express our personal thanks to all who have sent cards and messages of support following our recent time in hospital. Shirley now has a working kidney that has been donated by Chris.

Chris & Shirley Hurdle