Wellington Town Council – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh2021-04-09T15:10:29+01:00

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

“Wellington Town Council is deeply saddened by the death of His Royal Highness Prince Phillip the longest serving consort of a Monarch in history. Many of us will not remember a time when he was not in service. We send our deepest condolences to her Majesty the Queen and the Royal family.”
Cllr Patricia Fairclough, Mayor to Wellington Town Council

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

Wellington Town Council

Welcome to the website of Wellington Town Council. On this homepage you will find a letter from our Mayor and a current rolling feed of the latest council news from our Facebook page.

At the bottom of the page are details of who we are, what’s on and how to get in touch. We are based at offices in Larkin Way and although at the moment the offices are temporarily closed the town council continues to work hard for the Wellington community.

These are difficult times and  I would like to congratulate the outgoing Mayor, Cllr Anthony Lowe for the way he coped.

It is an honour and a great pleasure to be elected Mayor of Wellington.  I have many ideas about the projects I would like implemented in the year ahead.   My emphasis will be in trying to engage with children and young people.  They have had a most disrupted year at school, college or work, and I am pleased that Telford and Wrekin Council took the initiative in providing lap-top computers for  those who needed them.

This new technology may be  the only way to directly engage with all our community groups, whatever the age of the membership.

I would like to make Cancer Research UK my particular cause.

Man in Place will continue to be  an important resource for our homeless and will need our continuing support.

…  Thankyou for  all the good wishes I have received.

Cllr Patricia Fairclough, Wellington Mayor 20

WHO WE ARE

Meet the Councillors & Wellington Town Council Officials.

WHAT’S ON

Take a look at the events coming up in your Town.

GET IN TOUCH

Here’s how to get in touch with your Council.

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