This Is Our Wellington – Winter 2025
This is Our Wellington Newsletter of Wellington Town Council, serving the residents and businesses of our town - 23rd issue. Click on the image below to view an online copy.
Wellington Town Council Are inviting applications for the post of Chief Executive Officer/Town Clerk
Salary SCP NJC 41-44 Dependent on qualifications and experience With a current population of over 25,000 the Historic Market Town of Wellington is embarking on a thrilling new chapter by expanding its boundaries, delivering
Christmas Lights Switch On Events
With thanks to the generous donations of Councillors Pride Funding, we will be showcasing the new local Christmas lights displays in style this year. Wellington Mayor Cllr Reg Snell will be turning the lights
BEST DRESSED WINDOW & MARKET STALL COMPETITION 2025
Wellington Town Council, Shropshire are arranging a fantastic festive competition - open to all traders within Wellington. They are hoping that as many businesses as possible will decorate their windows and trade stalls, so
This Is Our Wellington – Autumn 2025
This is Our Wellington Newsletter of Wellington Town Council, serving the residents and businesses of our town - 22nd issue. Click on the image below to view an online copy.
This Is Our Wellington – Summer 2025
This is Our Wellington Newsletter of Wellington Town Council, serving the residents and businesses of our town - 21st issue. Click on the image below to view an online copy.
The NeighbourGOOD Scheme
We’re delighted to share that The NeighbourGOOD Scheme is back for its second year, and we’d love your help in encouraging local organisations in your area to apply. Run by Severn Trent, The NeighbourGOOD Scheme
Annual garden party celebrating volunteers
On Wednesday our mayor Cllr Reg Snell was invited by Anna Turner, the Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire, to be a guest at the annual garden party which celebrates and thanks volunteers throughout the county.
Urban Scarecrow Festival
Over the August bank holiday weekend, Wellington will be hosting an exciting new Urban Scarecrow Festival. Residents are invited to get creative with recycled materials and display a scarecrow in their front gardens or














