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Transcript of bar restaurant rooms Holyhead Road, Wellington
From classic elegance to contemporary chic, our team can deliver the perfect floral creation for any special occasion.
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Holyhead Road, Wellington Tel: 01952 244954 ..........................................................
The winners of numerous CAMRA awards, The Cock boasts a range of real ales and ciders from across the region.
Delicatessen The Market Hall, Wellington
Selection of local, regional & continental cheeses; pickles and preserves; bottled ales, stuffed olives and more…
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Join us for dinner or just drop in for a drink at our contemporary-styled 17th Century coaching inn
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Holyhead Road, Wellington. 01952 255011
Jewellers of Distinction
Goldsmith & Jewellery Designer
Jewellery – Watches – Clocks
2/4 New Street, Wellington, T: 01952 249632
Bell Street, Wellington / 01952 255310
The Sports Specialists
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15 Market Square, Wellington
Tel: 01952 252259
Outside the Market Hall, off Market Street
Tel: 07960 226004
Meets first Wednesday of the month at Wellington Civic Centre, 7.30 – 9.30pm.
Formed in 1978, the Society works to preserve the town’s heritage, record its past & influence its future. To find out more, call Ross Vickers on 01952 254649
Based in Wellington T:01952 223091 www.inspirationalglassbyadgs.com ________________________________
Stained glass windows; repairs & restoration;
Decorative leaded door panels; bespoke pieces;
Tiffany-style lamp shades. Commissions Taken
Outside the Market Hall, off Market Street
Tel: 07960 226004
Four Seasons Florists 4 Market Street, Wellington Telephone: 01952 242951
Outside the Market Hall, off Market Street
Tel: 07960 226004
14 Shawbirch Road, Admaston T: 01952 251989 / www.thepheasantadmaston.co.uk
Enjoy our locally-sourced menu & range of real ales this summer in our beer garden & al fresco dining area
Guitars – Keyboards – Brass & woodwind Mics – PA systems – Amps & accessories Instrument repair
For a free quote call:
01952 249841 or 07716 409381
Jayne’s Fishing Tackle 41 Market Street, Wellington Tel: 01952 257400 / 07976 502377 ___________________________________________
Quality fishing tackle, bait and accessories for all types of fishing. Airguns, air rifles and ammunition also in stock.
Purveyors of high quality menswear Brook Taverner specialists
14b New Street, Wellington Tel: 01952 248632
Breakfasts, lunches & afternoon teas
Tuesday to Friday, 10am – 4pm &
Saturday, 9.30- 4.30pm
Interiors & exteriors
Over 30 years experience
~ A family firm established for over 40 years ~
Peter Jones Carpets & Beds
Top brand carpets fitted by our own experienced tradesmen & large stocks of high quality beds ready for fast delivery
Peter Jones Carpets Ltd, 47 Market Street, Wellington Tel: 01952 242231
FRIDAY 4th MAY
Lunchtime Organ Recital:
Michael Davey of Wellington
12.30 for 1pm start, 40 minutes duration. Admission free, with retiring collection. Refreshments served, bring own lunch. Wellington Methodist Church, New St _______________________________________ SATURDAY 12th MAY
Fabulous Fifties Memory Bank
If you remember the 1950s, come and ‘deposit’ your memories for an exhibition that will mark the Queen’s Jubilee in June. Wellington Library, Larkin Way, 10.30am–12.30pm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rotary Club Charity Concert
Hadley Orpheus Male Voice Choir joins Rotary District Young Musician winners Holly Isherwood & Lucy Burden. Ercall Wood School, Wellington, 7.30pm Tickets: www.homvc.org.uk / 01952 618638 ________________________________________ WEDNESDAY 16th MAY
The Olympic Year Bayley Mile
First run in the 1930s, the Bayley Mile Race brings together children from across Wellington’s primary schools. This year medals will be presented by three former Olympians. Wellington Civic Centre, Larkin Way, 1pm start. ________________________________________ SATURDAY 26th MAY
Cottage Hospital Centenary Tea Party
Enjoy cream teas, live music, stalls & games in celebration of the centenary of Wellington Cottage Hospital and the tenth anniversary of the Cottage Care day centre. Wellington Cottage Care, 79 Haygate Rd 2pm–5pm, free entry: [email protected] ________________________________________ FRIDAY 1st JUNE Lunchtime Organ Recital: Jubilee Concert
12.30 for 1pm start, 40 minutes duration. Admission free, with retiring collection. Refreshments served, bring own lunch. Wellington Methodist Church, New St ________________________________________ SATURDAY 2nd JUNE
Wellington Jubilee Jive Party!
Rock around the town clock as we mark the Jubilee with a fifties-themed dance party, live music courtesy of The Replays. Market Square, Wellington, 11am – 3pm, free entry
SUNDAY 3rd JUNE
Sunnycroft’s Jubilee ‘Big Lunch’
A special Jubilee garden party on the lawn complete with trestle tables and a big band. Bring along a picnic and join the fun! Free entry to National Trust members. Sunnycroft, 200 Holyhead Rd, Wellington 10.30am – 4pm ______________________________________ MONDAY 4th JUNE (to be confirmed)
Jubilee Beacon on The Wrekin
The Wrekin takes its place in a chain of hilltop bonfires to mark the Queen’s Jubilee – just as it has done at times of celebration and tribulation for centuries. The Wrekin summit, near Wellington, 10pm _____________________________________ SATURDAY 9th JUNE
Wellington Midsummer Fayre
This year’s fayre gets in the Jubilee spirit with appearances from several kings and queens past – including Elizabeth I conducting a male voice choir! Enjoy the best of local food, crafts and performance as Shrewsbury Morris Dancers, Jack the Jester & a host of musicians & craftspeople come together for an event first sanctioned by our market charter in 1244. Market Square / All Saints Church / Market Hall 10am – 3pm (Procession at 1pm); admission free -----------------------------------------------------------Community History Day
Discover what’s on offer at the new Community History Centre, meet a variety of local history groups and see our Fabulous Fifties display, which will be up until mid-June. Wellington Library, Larkin Way, 10am – 3pm ----------------------------------------------------------------- Wrockwardine Sausage & Ale Ceilidh
Local band Odd Socks leads the dancing, plus locally-sourced barbecue (inc. in ticket price) & Wellington real ale bar. Fantastic fun whether you’re nine or ninety, everyone welcome! 7.30pm; Wrockwardine Village Hall, nr Wellington Tickets £10/£5 under 15s, from Ken Francis Butchers or email [email protected] ________________________________________ SUNDAY 10th JUNE
The Wrekin Barrel Race
Witness feats of strength, stamina and silliness as athletes race to be the fastest up The Wrekin with a full firkin of ale. The Wrekin (old rifle range to the summit) 11–1pm
WEDNESDAY 20th JUNE (note new date)
The History of Orleton Hall
Allan Frost tells the story of one of Wellington’s great houses as part of Wellington History Group’s series of public talks. Wellington Civic Centre, Larkin Way 7.30pm. Donations invited. ________________________________________ SATURDAY 23rd JUNE
Wellington Carnival
Enjoy a day of family fun and games, with entertainment from Wellington Brass Band, Synergy dance group, Punch and Judy, donkey rides and even a dog display team!
Bowring Park, Wellington, 10am–6pm (parade 12.30); admission free ________________________________________ SATURDAY 30th JUNE & SUNDAY 1st JULY
Sunnycroft Summer Fete
Step back in time and enjoy a traditional garden fete, complete with strawberries & cream and entertainment from Kaleidoscope Theatre. Free entry to National Trust members. Sunnycroft, 200 Holyhead Rd, Wellington 10.30am to 5pm (last entry to the house 4pm) ________________________________________ FRIDAY 6th JULY
Lunchtime Organ Recital:
Richard Walker of St Chad’s, Shrewsbury
12.30 for 1pm start, 40 minutes duration. Admission free, with retiring collection. Refreshments served, bring own lunch. Wellington Methodist Church, New St ________________________________________ FRIDAY 6th – 8th & 13th – 15th JULY
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Wellington Theatre Co performs Shakespeare’s comedy about Falstaff & friends as part of the RSC’s Open Stages project. Belfrey Theatre, Princes St, Wellington Doors open 7pm / 2pm Sunday matinee. For tickets (£6/£5) & info see www.belfreytheatre.com ________________________________________ SATURDAY 7th JULY
Sounds in The Square: Choir & Brass
Wrekin & Telford Choral Society kick off this year’s Sounds in The Square season, followed by the town band at midday (to be confirmed). All performances are organised by Wellington H2A volunteers & funded by donations. Market Square, 11am – 1pm, admission free
SATURDAY 7th JULY (continued)
Wrockwardine Church Fete
Garden fete in aid of St Peters Church. Traditional stalls, games, refreshments, bouncy castle and pony rides, plus the crowning of the Fete Queen. A great afternoon for all the family. Regular visitors – note the new venue. 2–5pm, Church Farm, Wrockwardine. Entry £1. ________________________________________ SUNDAY 8th JULY
Lions Day on Wheels
A great combination of classic vehicles, market stalls, folk singers and a funfair to keep the whole family entertained. Bowring Park, Wellington, 10am-4pm, free entry ________________________________________ SATURDAY 14th JULY
Sounds in The Square: Di & The Guy
Blues, rock, gospel & jazz all fuse together in Diane’s distinctive vocal delivery. And guitarist Jon isn’t bad either! Market Square, 11am – 1pm, free entry ________________________________________ THURSDAY 19th JULY (note new date)
A Tale of Two Churches: guided tour
Wellington History Group leads a tour of Wellington’s All Saints Church & neighbouring St Patrick’s RC Church. The Lytchgate, Church St, 7pm. Donations invited. ________________________________________ SATURDAY 21st JULY
Sounds in The Square: Three in a Bar
Emily Floyd & one of Shropshire’s best jazz ensembles bring us a string of jazz classics from the golden age of Swing. Market Square, 11am – 1pm, free entry ________________________________________
FRIDAY 27th JULY
Robin Hood in the Wood
Boys and girls are invited to try their hand at making bows and arrows, woodland disguises and secret dens as The Ercall nature reserve turns into Sherwood Forest for the day. 1pm-3pm, The Wrekin (meet Forest Glen car park); £1 per person, booking essential. Call 01743 284280 ________________________________________
SATURDAY 28th JULY
Sounds in The Square: Sunny Jam
Sam Newth (guitar) & Jonathan Wysome (keyboards) skip effortlessly through five decades of popular music. Market Square, 11am – 1pm, free entry
THURSDAY 2nd AUGUST
Giants and Woodland Warriors
Hear all about the amazing history of the Wrekin hill fort and the myths and folklore that surrounds the Wrekin forest. 1pm – 2.30pm, meet in the Forest Glen car park. £1 per person, booking essential. Call 01743 284280 ________________________________________ SATURDAY 4th AUGUST (also 19th AUG)
Teddy Bears’ Picnic at Sunnycroft
Enjoy a picnic with your bear & find out how the Lander family used to play. Free entry to National Trust members. Sunnycroft, 200 Holyhead Rd, Wellington, 12-2pm ________________________________________ SUNDAY 5th AUGUST
Ecolympics at The Ercall
Special woodland-themed games to celebrate the London Olympics. Friendly competition for all the family. 1pm – 3pm, meet at the Forest Glen car park. £1 per person, booking essential, call 01743 284 280 ________________________________________ SATURDAY 11th AUGUST Sounds in The Square: Viva la Coldplay
Performing around the UK and in Europe, this Liverpool-based quartet vividly captures the sound & spirit of one of the most successful British bands of recent years. Market Square, 11am – 1pm, free entry ________________________________________ FRIDAY 17th AUGUST
Family bushcraft in The Wrekin Forest
Learn how to make a shelter or a friction fire, and find out if you’d survive in the woods! Suitable for all the family. 2pm – 4pm, meet at the Forest Glen car park. £1 per person, booking essential, call 01743 284 280 ________________________________________ SATURDAY 18th AUGUST
Sounds in The Square: Paul & Sam
Hear top blues guitarist Paul Wallis work his way from Hendrix to Dire Straits, with Sam on acoustic guitar. Market Square, 11am – 1pm, free entry ________________________________________ SATURDAY 25th AUGUST
Sounds in The Square: The New Driftwood
A mix of folk, jazz & blues from this eclectic line-up of guitar, trombone, mandolin, percussion and keyboards. Market Square, 11am – 1pm, free entry
SATURDAY 1st SEPTEMBER Sounds in The Square: The Inn Comes Out
Musicians from the Wrekin Inn’s weekly Open Mic Night take to the Sounds stage for the last performance of the season Market Square, 9.30am – 12.30pm, free entry ________________________________________ SATURDAY 8th SEPTEMBER
The Wrekin Wakes
Join in with the revived annual Wrekin Wakes festival set in the beautiful Ercall Woods. Live music, handmade local crafts, greenwood displays, hot food, refreshments, & more. Entrance opposite Buckatree Hotel, 11am–4pm, free entry. For details call 01743 284280 ________________________________________ SATURDAY 8th - SUNDAY 9th SEPTEMBER
Heritage Open Days around Wellington
See Sunnycroft & the old Cottage Hospital free of charge. Sunnycroft: Saturday, 10.30am to 5pm (last house entry 4pm); Old Cottage Hospital: Sunday, 2 – 5pm ________________________________________ SATURDAY 15th SEPTEMBER
Brass & Choral Concert Hadley Orpheus Male Voice Choir joins Random Brass, a quintet with a repertoire from Bach to The Beatles & beyond. Wellington Methodist Church, 7.30pm Tickets & info: www.homvc.org.uk / 01952 618638 ________________________________________ FRIDAY 21st SEPTEMBER
Lunchtime Organ Recital:
Alistair Auld of Shrewsbury Choral Soc.
12.30 for 1pm start, 40 minutes duration. Admission free, with retiring collection. Refreshments served, bring own lunch. Wellington Methodist Church, New St ________________________________________ SAT. 22nd – SUN. 23rd SEPTEMBER
Michaelmas Fayre at Sunnycroft
Browse our local craft stalls & enjoy apple-juice fresh from our press. Free entry to National Trust members. Sunnycroft, 200 Holyhead Rd, 10.30-5pm
This guide is designed & compiled free of charge by Wellington H2A. We try to be as accurate as possible, but for updates, along with events we didn’t have space for here, visit www.explore-wellington.co.uk. And if you’ve got ideas & energy you’d like to put towards supporting the town, keep up with www.wellingtonsoup.org