Wells Carnival 2016

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Wells Carnival 2016

Friday 29th July to Sunday 7th August
Wells Carnival
2016
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HOLKHAM
THE VICTORIA
Just a few minutes’ walk from the wide golden sands of Holkham beach,
our traditional inn is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful coastline.
Open throughout the day, enjoy a refreshing drink or try our menu offering
delicious, locally sourced food, much of it grown and raised here on the
Holkham Estate, with an emphasis on freshness, simplicity and value.
The Victoria Inn, Park Road, Holkham, Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1RG
Telephone: 01328 711008 Email: [email protected]
www.holkham.co.uk/victoria
Wells Carnival 2016 • 3
Day
Event
Starts
Where
Beer Festival on the Boat
12.00
The Albatros
Chas and Dave evening
19.30
Carnival Marquee
DVD and Book Sale
09.00
Wells Library
Carnival Craft Fair
10.00
Gordon Barrett Hall
Beer Festival
12.00
The Albatros
Wells Sailing Club BBQ
from 12.30
Wells Sailing Club, East Quay
Pirate Treasure Hunt
14.30
The Importance of Being Ernest
15.00
St Heliers, Station Rd
Carnival Raft Race
16.15
Quayside
Raft Race presentations
18.00
Mike Sanchez and his Band
20.00
The Buttlands
Sunday
Car Boot Sale
07.00
Co-op Car Park
31 July
Beer Festival
12.00
The Albatros
Fete Day – Our Carnival and Other Animals 12.00
Recreation Field, Beach Road
Dog & Duck Show, Petting Zoo, Norfolk Wildlife Trust, Mr & Mrs Moo,
Wells Fire Brigade, Mini Tennis, summer crafts and food fair, local groups
and charity stalls and games, Junior Town Crier Heats, Tea Tent,
Deirdre’s BBQ and hog roast.
Crowning of the Carnival Queen
14.00
Dog Show
16.00
56th Annual Lifeboat Service
18.00
Wells Quayside
The Indie Killers
20.00
Monday
Music Workshops
from 09.30
Carnival Marquee
1 August
Children’s Painting Competition
10.00
Gordon Barrett Hall, Clubbs Ln
Children’s Yoga
from 10.00
Wells Primary School Hall
Pottery Workshops
from 11.00
New Farm Barn Pottery
Under the Sea Children’s Party
14.00
The Buttlands
Junior Town Crier Heat
16.00
The Buttlands
History Walk
19.00
TIC
Cocktail & Liqueur Tasting
19.30
Gordon Barrett Hall
Dirty Waves + DJs
20.00
Pirate Night
20.30
The Albatros
Tuesday
Food & Craft Fair
from 10.00
The Buttlands
2 August
with live music and entertainment.
‘Have it Valued’ plus live auction.
Paul Thompson – singer songwriter with ‘Bluebell’
History Walk
11.00
TIC
Wells Carnival Albatros Quiz
from 11.00
The Albatros, Quayside
Moulin Rouge Party
19.30
Carnival Marquee
Music on The Albatros
20.30
The Albatros
Open Mic Night
20.30
The Lifeboat Inn
Wednesday Bug-tastic Times
from 10.00
Wells Pinewoods
3 August
Craft Workshops
from 10.30
Carnival Marquee
Tennis
11.00
Tennis Courts
Croquet
11.00
Croquet Green
at A Glance
Day
Friday
29 July
Saturday
30 July
4 • Wells Carnival 2016
Thursday
4 August
Friday
5 August
Saturday
6 August
Sunday
7 August
Event
Desert Island Discs’
Puppet Show
Fun 4 All Swim
Carnival Open Bowls Tournament
Puppet Show
Beach Party
Lifeboat Open Evening
History Walk
Carnival Quiz
Race Night
Special Effects Workshops from
History Walk
Photographic Scavenger Hunt
Teddy Bear’s Picnic
Sandcastle Competition
Children’s Fun Bingo
Run next the Sea
Carnival Prize Bingo
Film ‘Willy Wonka and the
Chocolate Factory’+ live music
Gillying Competition
Mini Tennis
Roald Dahl fun with The Twits
Carnival Bike Ride
Gospel & Soul Singing workshop
Carnival’s Tea at the Ritz
Rhyme Time
Naughty Postcards! – Talk
Opening of Grays Fair
History Walk
T Rextasy + Sirens Live music
Music on The Albatros
Carnival Craft Fair
Carnival Day Entertainment
Arrival of the Carnival Queen
Carnival Parade
Junior Town Crier Final
Frisco Crabbe and the Atlantic
Frantics + Neil Diamond Tribute
Carnival Car Boot Sale
Carnival Songs of Praise
Classical Tea Party
Rum and Reggae
The Original Tennessee Stud
Starts
Where
12.00
13.30
14.00
14.30
15.30
18.30
18.30
19.00
19.30
19.30
10.00
11.00
11.00
13.00
15.00
15.30
18.00
18.00
20.00
St Nicholas Parish Church
Carnival Marquee
Alderman Peel High School
Town Bowls Green
Carnival Marquee
Outside Beach Café
Lifeboat Station
TIC
Carnival Marquee
War Memorial Institute Club
Carnival Marquee
TIC
Wells Beach & Pinewoods
Beach Road Car Park
Wells Beach
Carnival Marquee
Beach Café
Carnival Marquee
The Buttlands
09.00
10.00
10.00
10.30
11.00
14.00
14.00
14.30
18.00
19.00
20.00
20.30
10.00
11.00
13.30
15.00
16.30
20.00
Quayside
The Buttlands
Wells Library
Harbour Office, Wells Quay
Congregational Church
Carnival Marquee
Wells Library
Methodist Church
TIC
The Buttlands
The Albatros
Carnival Marquee
The Buttlands
The Buttlands
The Buttlands
The Buttlands
The Buttlands
07.00
11.00
14.00
16.00
19.30
Co-op Car Park
Methodist Church
The Buttlands
The Lifeboat Inn
Carnival Week At A Glance
Carnival Week At A Glance
Carnival Week
The Carnival Committee love any excuse to dress up – please join us!
All evenings are excellent dressing-up opportunities and we have a variety of accessories available at the Carnival
Merchandising tent (all profits go towards Carnival expenses) plus……
Chas & Dave Evening – Friday 29 July – Cockney knees up
Raft Race – Saturday 30 July – Prize for best dressed raft
Mike Sanchez and his band – Saturday 30 July – 50s style
Under the Sea Children’s Party – Monday 1 August – Any character e.g. mermaids, fish, deep sea diver, seaweed!
Pirate Night on The Albatros – Monday 1 August – Anything piratey!
Moulin Rouge Party – Tuesday 2 August – Ooo La La!
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory – Thursday 4 August – Willy Wonka, Charlie, Oompa Loompas, Veruca etc.
TRextasy – Friday 5 August – Glam Rock. “I love to Boogie!” in spandex, glitter, big hair, feather boas
CARNIVAL DAY • SATURDAY 6TH AUGUST
Prize for best dressed shop staff
Prizes for best costumes for arena entrants, vehicles and occupants, lorries, trucks etc. etc. then join the parade at 3pm
Hidden Wells Photographic Quiz
Have fun identifying the hidden places in Wells.
Entry forms are available from the Library,
Station Road or David Jagger Ltd
(chemist at top of Staithe Street)
£1 each • Full details on entry form.
Cover picture by local artist Hazel Ashley. Many thanks Hazel!
Our thanks to Wells Photographic Group
for organising this quiz
Carnival Rowing Challenge
at Sport A Peel
The Fitness Suite, Sport A Peel,
Monday 1 August to Friday 5 August
11.30am to 1pm
An 800m timed challenge • £1
The fastest time of the week wins a Family Swim and is
‘A Carnival Hero!’
Organised and run by Sport A Peel
Wells Post Office
The staff of Wells Post Office will be entering into
the spirit of Carnival by dressing up each day.
There will also be a daily raffle with
excellent prizes. All monies raised will be
donated to the Wells Playground.
Please call in and support them. Thanks.
Spot the Stranger
Entry forms are on page 52 in this programme and from
the Tourist Information Centre, Staithe Street
The shops in Wells have dressed their windows for
Carnival Week, but they’ve added something which
shouldn’t be there. Can you find all 40 strangers? Look
for the stickers in shop windows.
Remember that the thing you’re spotting is in
the shop window – don’t go into the shop and
ask the person behind the counter what the
‘stranger’ is. Please respect the shopkeepers
and keep your spotting to the outside!
Sponsored by Admiral House B&B
History Walks Round Wells
Monday to Friday, local historians Tom Sands and Terry
Whiddett lead a different walk around the town. There
are three evening walks (Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 7pm) and two daytime walks
(Tuesday and Thursday at 11am).
Cost £3.50 for each walk • Max. 20 per group
Meet at the TIC, Staithe Street
Bespoke walks may be arranged for groups of 10 or more.
For information or booking, please phone Terry on 07810 272147
Sponsored by Normal for Norfolk,
Staithe Street
We are again indebted to David Jagger Ltd, Chemists who offers a
fantastic Carnival photo service. Our photographer (say “hi” to Cy!) will
be at events throughout the week, snapping away cheerfully. The
resulting photos can be viewed, sometimes within minutes, on the
computer inside the shop and you’ll have the opportunity to purchase
your favourites. Photos can also be viewed and purchased via
www.wellscarnival.co.uk
2A Maryland, NR23 1LY
Workshops from Saturday 30 July to Friday
5 August • 10.30am • Approx 1.5 hours
Special Carnival price of £20.
Booking essential.
Making lollies and Wonka-style
chocolate bars.
To book and for further information,
please ring 01328 820100
Knit and Knatter
Join the Knit and Knatter Group in Wells Library during Carnival
Week. We may also appear in ‘Pop-Up’ locations around the town.
Help knit strips to be made into knee blankets for Heritage House
Day Centre. Wool and knitting needles provided.
Wells Library, Station Road
Opening Times • Monday 2pm – 7pm • Tuesday 9am – 1pm
Wednesday 9am – 5.30pm • Friday 9am – 5.30pm
Saturday 9am – 1pm
Tickets please!
The number of people we can have at some venues is strictly limited. Tickets will be on sale at the Ticket Booth on the Beach Road
Playing Field on FETE DAY (Sunday 31st July) and at the TIC,
Staithe Street during Carnival Week. To avoid disappointment,
please try to get your tickets early. However, there may be limited
numbers available on the door, so it’s always worth turning up to
an event on the day.
Carnival Merchandise
At many events our Carnival merchandise gazebo will
be there. Selling wristbands, mugs, lots of ‘flash and
glow’, hats, leis, hair garlands and other exciting
items. These are all sold at reasonable prices and
profits all go to Carnival expenses.
Also this year look out for our new Tuck Shop run by
our junior committee members.
Recycling at Carnival
We aim to recycle as much as possible during
Carnival. Please help by not bring glass to the
evening events but if you do, please take it home
and put it in your recycling bin. We thank you for
any help you give us clearing the venues of rubbish
at the end of the night.
The Rambling History Quiz
Stroll around the town and learn a little about the
history of Wells. At the same time, using your
observational skills, answer some questions. A
sketch map will be included so you won’t get lost!
Pick up your Rambling Quiz from the TIC, Staithe
Street or the Ticket Booth on Fete Day. Cost £1.
Return forms to the TIC by 31st August 2016.
Art Exhibitions during Carnival Week
Wells Art Group Exhibition
Exhibition by local photographer
WI Hall, Church Plain
(behind The Youth Hostel)
Sunday 31 July – Saturday 6 August
11am – 5pm
A display of work by Wells Art Group
Youth Hostel, Church Plain
Monday 1 August – Friday 5 August
12 noon – 5pm
Robin Mcinally
Natural for Norfolk
Quaker Meeting House, Church Street
Saturday 30 July • 11am to 4pm and Sunday 31 July • 12.30pm to 5pm
Monday 1 August – Friday 5 August • 10.30am – 1pm
An exhibition by four Norfolk artists about Norfolk
Paintings, ceramics, sculpture, pressed flower collage and mixed media prints.
For more information contact [email protected]
Running through the week
Running through the week
Dressing up at Wells Carnival
Carnival Photos
Special Events during Carnival Week
Welcome to Carnival 2016
Church Plain, Wells next the Sea
St. Nicholas Church
Carnival Exhibition • Showcase of City & Guilds Photography
by photographers who have completed the C & G Course Level 3
led by course tutor, Julia Rafferty
Display of paintings, documents and photographs of the history of Wells
during the last 90 years, by local artist John Tuck
Exhibition opening times Saturday 30 July to Thursday 4 August 10am – 5pm
There will also be a small flower display and tea/coffee available
Desert Island Discs
Wednesday 3rd August 12 noon
Joan Price will be interviewing Mary Britton, Heritage House Day Care Co-ordinator.
No charge but donations welcome. This will be followed by a simple lunch of homemade soup,
crusty bread and fresh fruit, £3 • No booking necessary
The church will be open every day between 10am and 5pm
Wells Methodist Church
and the Peter Collingwood Hall
Theatre Road, Wells next the Sea
Collectors Roadshow
including an exhibition of Lego
Tuesday 2nd to Thursday 4th August
10am – 4pm daily
Light refreshments available all day
Light lunches 12 noon – 1pm
Admission free – donations welcome
Afternoon Tea Party with talk
NAUGHTY POSTCARDS by Rev Paul Martin
Friday 5th August • 2.30pm
Tickets £6 (including afternoon tea) available in
advance (phone Sadie Spalding 01328 711931)
or may be available on the door.
Carnival Songs of Praise
Sunday 7th August • 11am
Led by Rev. Martin – all welcome
Wells Congregational Church and
the Gordon Barrett Memorial Hall
Clubbs Lane, Wells next the Sea
The Gordon Barrett Hall will be
open Tuesday 2nd until
Saturday 6th August
from 10am to 4pm (ish) daily
This year we have an extended range
of craft and charity stalls
In addition to our famous light
lunches, cakes, scones, teas, coffees,
we will be serving vintage style
afternoon tea
Tuesday to Friday • 2pm – 4pm
All welcome!
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you all to the 2016 Wells
Carnival. The committee has been very busy planning a funpacked week that we are sure will appeal to all ages and tastes. The
committee is confident that whether you are a local or a visitor
you are sure to find lots of great entertainment throughout the
week. The town has enjoyed a fantastic start to the year – the
weather could have been warmer but you can guarantee sunshine
in Carnival week.
I would like to thank all the local businesses, groups, organisations and individuals for their continuing support, without which
the Committee would not be able to put on Carnival Week. There
is a page-full of ‘Thanks’ at the end of this programme (page 62)
to show our appreciation to everyone who has given time, money,
help and support. If we’ve missed anyone off we are sincerely
sorry – we couldn’t do it without you! Please support the businesses and groups throughout the week as a thank you for their
support. They are all part of the amazing Wells community that
punches way above its weight in events and community support.
With the refurbishment of The Maltings and the Granary
Theatre we have had to change our venue for our inside events.
The committee has very kindly been given the use of the Gordon
Barrett Memorial Hall and side lawn, where you will see a marquee ready to welcome visitors to the events. Live Music will
continue on the Buttlands and Recreation Field (Football Field).
We advise all dog owners to leave their dogs at home if attending
these evening events.
The Carnival Committee meets regularly to organise the events
on offer this week and I would like to take this opportunity to
thank all the members of the Committee for their time and effort
throughout the year and especially during the week. I would also
like to thank their families for being so understanding about the
time this has taken and for giving us their support.
New for this year, three local lads have joined us to form a
Junior Committee and they will be running a tuck shop for
The Buttlands, Wells next the Sea
Carnival week is great fun, but sometimes we just need a five minute rest to gather ourselves and our thoughts.
You are welcome to come and enjoy some peace and quiet in the Roman Catholic church, Our Lady Star of the Sea.
Our door is open to all for rest, quietness, contemplation. All are welcome, there are no assumptions and no strings
attached. Our house is your house, so come and enjoy.
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be organising bucket collections to go
towards the costs of the week. Most events are partly sponsored
and the committee is always trying to raise more money to cover
the shortfall. Your help is always needed and appreciated. If you
see us at an event please pop some money in the buckets, at the
merchandising gazebo ‘Donating Station’ or donate on line. Please
check the website – www.wellscarnival.co.uk We understand that
in the current climate this is not easy but any loose change you
can give will be gratefully received.
Each year the costs rise for putting on our Carnival; higher
insurance, health and safety, storage and so many running costs
before the week even starts so if you are able to make any
donation it is very greatly appreciated. The money collected
before, during and after the week will go towards these running
costs. All the money collected on Carnival Day during the parade
will be donated to local charities and good causes at our AGM.
Please give generously whenever you see a pink bucket.
Many thanks to the Holkham Estate for overseeing additional
parking on the Pitch & Putt area off Beach Road at this busy time.
Holkham has also kindly offered to donate the proceeds from this
car park to Carnival funds.
I hope you have a great week and enjoy all the events. See you
there!
Patrick Weston, Chair, Wells Carnival
WANT TO VOLUNTEER?
Then why not come and join the Carnival Committee and help with the best and brightest Carnival in the country? From now until next
August we will be organising next year’s event and we would love to see you – a pink polo shirt is waiting for you! We meet on the second
Tuesday of each month at the Edinburgh Inn on Station Road at 7.30pm. For more information call Patrick on 07771 874997 or contact
us via the website – www.wellscarnival.co.uk
Carnival Queen Angel Eaglen is 19
Senior Attendants are Abbie Whitaker 16, Shannon Forshaw 14 and Cheyanne Forshaw 12
Angel is a member of the Wells Lifeboat crew. She has completed a level 3 extended diploma in engineering at the
College of West Anglia and will join the Merchant Navy as an Engineer Officer Cadet at Warsash Maritime Academy.
Abbie has just finished her GCSEs at Alderman Peel High School and will be taking A levels at
Sheringham Sixth Form College. She is aiming for a career in medicine.
Shannon and Cheyanne are sisters and currently both students at Alderman Peel High School.
They are both Blue Belts in the martial art of Tang Soo Do and have recently competed in the
World Games in Germany.
The Junior Attendants are Amelia Ambrose, Charlie Bix,
Adelaide Curtis and Keiron Duncan
Wells Carnival Queen 2016 is sponsored by personal donations from Wells Lifeboat Crew
The Royal Attendants are sponsored by The Picnic Hut, A & M Frary Shellfish Stall, Chi Beauty and
Therapeutic Treatment Centre, Tom & Rosie Downie, Gilly & Peter Cook.
Flowers for the Royal Party are kindly sponsored and supplied by Darling Buds Florist
Also Sport A Peel (swimming, health and fitness) for training services to the queen and senior attendants.
Thanks to GJL Animal Feeds for providing transport for the royal party on Carnival Day and to
Di Pink & crew for decorating it. Our thanks to King’s Lynn Audi for providing transport for the crowning.
Carnival Queen 2016
Wells Carnival Queen 2016
The Albatros • Wells Quayside
12 noon to 11pm
Woodforde’s Real Ales
Food served until 9pm
Evening music with
Anto Morro
An Evening of Chas and Dave
“Would you Adam and Eve it?”
Your complete local Supermarket
Everyday essentials at Low, Low Prices
FREE Local deliveries
Leftley’s of Wells Ltd
1/3 Staithe Street, Wells next the Sea NR23 1AG • Tel 01328 710327
Your
Store, serving Wells for 43 years
Proud to be Independent
Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane • 7.30pm
Tickets £12 available from the TIC, Staithe Street
or enquiries via the website • www.wellscarnival.co.uk
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included in the price.
All the great Chas and
Dave songs sung by
Daz and Chave
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No need for a whistle and flute, just come dressed for a good ol’ Cockney knees up.
Sponsored by Hair by Jenny and Golding’s, both of Staithe Street
Friday 29 July – Rabbit, Rabbit
Beer Festival on the Boat
Our popular annual sale in the library garage
Carnival Craft Fair
Gordon Barrett Hall,
Clubbs Lane
10am to 5pm
Free entry, but donations welcome!
Beer Festival
on the Boat
The Albatros, Wells Quayside
Live music with Magic Car
Pirate Treasure Hunt
For salty
sea dogs and
landlubbers
too!
Wells Sailing Club slipway, East Quay • Meet 2.30pm • £1 per person
Canoes, kayaks and rowing boats – all welcome to seek the treasure using the
newly discovered pirate map of Wells Quay with some awful rhymes!
A land based version is available for those currently without a ship.
Should take about an hour.
Fancy dress encouraged
Wells Carnival Committee accepts no responsibility for any accidents and participants compete entirely at their own risk and are responsible
for their own safety equipment (buoyancy aids etc.) All children must have a designated adult with them.
Sponsored by Jolly Sailors Cottage
Open Air Theatre
The Importance of Being Earnest
Presented by The Friends of The Granary
3pm at St. Heliers, Station Road, Wells, NR23 1EA
Tickets £10 • Available from the TIC, Staithe Street
An outdoor production of a trivial comedy for serious people,
written by Oscar Wilde.
This is being performed in the garden of Mr and Mrs Marshall Andrew.
Bring a picnic, travel rug or garden chairs. Enjoy.
Jack and Algernon are wealthy gentlemen. Jack, who is known as Ernest,
lives in the country with his young ward Cecily. Algernon lives in London
and has an imaginary friend, Bunbury, who gives him an alibi when he
needs it. Jack wants to marry Algernon’s cousin Gwendoline, but must
first convince her mother, Lady Bracknell, of the respectability of his
parents.
The Great Carnival Raft Race
You don’t have to be like this...
Wells Quayside • 4.15pm start
(subject to tide conditions)
Come and support the participants,
cheer for your favourites,
boo the baddies, laugh at the sinkers.
Entry forms and more information
from TIC, Staithe Street or
More like this!
By kind permission and with the assistance of
Wells Harbour Commissioners and the Harbour Master
Sponsored by K’s Diner, Wells Quayside
Wells Sailing Club
East Quay • Everyone welcome!
Raft Race presentations at 6pm
The first of Wells Carnival’s Big Music Nights
BBQ from 12.30pm • Bar open
and we are thrilled to start Carnival week with a big sound from the fantastic
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The Buttlands • 8pm
British singer, pianist and guitarist
Mike Sanchez is one of the most exciting
and charismatic performers of
Rhythm & Blues and Rock ‘n’ Roll
in the world today.
Supported by Red Zebra
Playing a special acoustic celebration of
the music of the late, great David Bowie
Carnival merchandise • Food stalls
A raffle and bucket collection will be taken during the evening to help
with the running costs of Carnival. If you can’t find a bucket please donate at the
Carnival Merchandise tent. We thank you for your generosity.
Please help us by clearing away your rubbish and taking it home.
Please do not bring glass on The Buttlands! Thank you.
Sponsored by CK Caravans Ltd
Saturday 30 July
Saturday 30 July
The Big
DVD and Book Sale
Wells Library, Station Road • 9am – 4pm
Albatros
73 Staithe Street, Wells • 01328 710436
[email protected] • www.facebook.com/thepicnichut
Listed in the
Good Beer Guide
since 2010
Wells Crab Sandwiches & many other
delicious fillings made to order
Homemade cakes and biscuits
A & M Frary
Seafoods
Lakenham Creamery Ice Cream
Fair Trade Coffee & Hot Chocolate
Mouth-watering Milkshakes
Succulent Smoothies
All to eat in or take away
Picnic Orders Now Being Taken...
Crab & Lobster Fishermen
Visit our stall on Wells Quay
for Fresh Fish and Shellfish
Order yours today by phoning or dropping in
07901 656608
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON
Established 1957
Wells Craft Group
Better quality handmade goods by
Norfolk Craftworkers
A Healthy Harbour
Starts Here
Magazines • Newsletters
Programmes (including this fine publication!)
Publicity • Advertising • Copywriting
Saturday 30th July
and
Saturday 6th August
Congregational Church Rooms/Marquee.
Quality crafts for sale. Do call in & see us.
01328 711717
2d Maryland, Wells next the Sea, NR23 1LY
10am – 5pm • Free Admission
Chris Sopp Scaffolding Ltd
41A Station Road, Heacham
01485 572262
The complete scaffolding
service covering North Norfolk
A big thank you from the Carnival Committee for
continued support from Chris and his team
in building the stage for Wells Carnival
Sara Phillips
Graphic Design
Many thanks to
For hire from the Gilly Hut on the quay
£6 for bucket and reel
(£5 refund on return)
By hiring our ecofriendly gillying
equipment you
help reduce plastics
ending up in our
harbour.
Cheverton & Son Ltd
22 Holt Road
Cromer
NR27 9JW
01263 513039
for printing this programme
Dutch style Café, Bar
& Restaurant
below deck
Sweet and Savoury Pancakes
also Dutch specialities such as
Dutch Pea Soup • Appletart • Dutch Bar Snacks
Have your meal al fresco on the main deck
and enjoy the views of the harbour
Fully licensed bar – open daily
Live music throughout the year
Bed & Breakfast
Private and corporate parties
For more information
call Ton Brouwer
on 07979 087228
CARNIVAL FETE DAY
Our Carnival and Other Animals!
From 12 noon • Recreation Field, Beach Road
A Carnival collection will be made on the gate or on the field – thank you for your generosity. Monies collected will help towards Carnival expenses
Mini
Tennis
Crowning of
the 2016
Carnival
Queen at 2pm
Charity
Stalls
Dog and Duck Show
at 1.15pm and 2.30pm
(subject to change)
Petting
Zoo
Wild Touch
Wildlife
Encounters and
Rescue
Traditional
Games
CARNIVAL’S BOOTASTIC
CAR BOOT SALE
Wells Co-op Car Park, Polka Road
7am – 10am
£5 per pitch
Our thanks to the Wells staff of Central
England Co-operative Ltd for organising
and running this event
Football
Club Bar
Junior
Town Crier
Competition
First Heat
at 3.15pm
Beer Festival
on the Boat
The Albatros • Wells Quayside
12 noon to 11 pm
Woodforde’s real ales
Live afternoon music
Hunny and the Bear
56th ANNUAL LIFEBOAT SERVICE
Wells Quayside • 6pm • All welcome
Join crew, launchers, station volunteers plus local residents and supporters for the 56th annual lifeboat service.
Both lifeboats launch and run up to the quayside for a short service with hymns and readings. The lifeboats are
joined by a flotilla of local small boats which anchor in the channel to take part.
Music provided by Fakenham Town Band
Dog Show at 4pm
All well behaved dogs welcome.
Dogs and young owners must be
accompanied at all times.
NEW Class – Fancy Dress
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Mr & Mrs Moo
and spotty dog
Dale Mation
Sponsored by Wells Pet Store, Staithe Street
Wells
Fire
Brigade
Carnival
Ticket Booth
Carnival
Tea Tent
Sunday 31 July • Fete Day
Sunday 31 July • Fete Day
Car parks in
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Freeman Stree
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Putt area off
Beach Road
Balloon Modeller
Summer Crafts and Food Fair
following huge public demand,
Wells Carnival welcomes BAck
The Indie Killers
8pm • Recreation Field, Beach Road • FREE
Football Club Bar open
An awesome evening is in store for fans and
fans to be of this great band.
They will start with a special acoustic set followed
by their inimitable high energy performance.
“Setting the standard and it’s jaw droppingly high” (Q Magazine)
Sponsored by The Edinburgh Inn, Station Road
Mr C’s is an established
local business for all
the family to enjoy
Our extensive range of products includes:-
“We Just
Love
Being
Nautical”
➢ Nautically themed items
➢ Gifts
➢ Toys
➢ Mugs/Coasters
➢ Wells confectionery
➢ Postcards
➢ Souvenirs
➢ Canvas prints
➢ Seasonal items
➢ Glass and Chinaware
Mr C’s, 25 Staithe Street, Wells-Next-the-Sea NR23 1AG
THE OLD STATION
POTTERY & BOOKSHOP
HANDMADE CERAMICS
FOR HOUSE AND GARDEN
100s OF HIGH QUALITY
SECOND-HAND BOOKS
The odd and peculiar a speciality!
WE BUY BOOKS. WE RESCUE BOOKS
WE WILL TAKE ALL BOOKS
REGARDLESS OF CONDITION
The Old Station, Wells next the Sea, Norfolk NR23 1LY
Tel 01328 710847
E-mail: [email protected]
GLAVEN VETERINARY PRACTICE
Veterinary Surgeons
The Old Mill, Maryland
Wells next the Sea
Norfolk, NR23 1LY
01328 711022
Monday – Friday
9.15am – 10.30am
4.30pm – 6.00pm
Surgery closed between 12 noon and 3pm
ALL SURGERIES BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
Country
Dogs
Microchipping available
DOG GROOMING PARLOUR
SUE SYMONDS
14 Freeman Street, Wells next the Sea
Telephone 01328 711118
BEAUTY AND
THERAPEUTIC
TREATMENT
CENTRE
dermalogica
Mobile facilities available for the immobile
Tuesday 9am – 12 noon • Wednesday 9am – 7pm
Thursday 9am – 12.30pm • Friday 9am – 1pm
Saturday 9am – 4pm
6a Station Road, Wells next the Sea
Tel: 01328 712080 • Mobile: 07789 267495
Junior Town Crier Competition
For children • Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane
£3 per class
Second Heat ● 4pm ● The Buttlands
Immediately following the Children’s Party
This will be the last chance to enter the competition
Fledgeling Music brings the joy and wonder of music to life. Children explore exquisite
instruments, sing fun songs and take part in musical storytelling.
9.30am – 10.15am • Peek a Boo Teddy • Babies under 18 months
10.30am – 11.15am • The Tale of the Mermaid and the Pirates • Under 7s
11.30am – 12.15pm • The Pirates and the Dream Star Chest • Under 7s
All children must be accompanied by an adult
Tickets can be purchased from the Carnival Box Office, TIC Staithe Street or at the ticket booth on Fete Day.
There may be availability on the door.
Sponsored by Mine, Staithe Street
Children’s Painting Competition
Gordon Barrett Hall, Clubbs Lane • 10am – 3pm • £2 •
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The winning pictures in each class will be framed and exhibited for the
remainder of the week in the Art Exhibition, Gordon Barrett Hall, Clubbs Lane
Sponsored by Hayes + Storr, Solicitors
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Children s Yoga
run by Julia Norman
Wear
Tickets available from Carnival box office,
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TIC, Staithe Street or Fete Day
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please! 10am to 10.45am for children aged 5 – 8 years
Wells Primary School Hall • £3 per child
11am to 11.45am for children aged 5 – 8 years
Please note all children must have an
adult present in the hall
Pottery Workshops for Children
11am to 12noon or 3pm to 4pm
New Farm Barn Pottery, New Farm,
Warham Road, Wells
£5 per child • Recommended ages 7 to 14
Maximum number in class 10
Please phone 07825 647545 to book
Organised and run by Kate Allsop
www.kateallsopceramics.com
U e S Cn’s Pay
2pm – 4pm • The Buttlands • FREE
Join us for fun and games, dance and music, storytelling and magic,
mermaids and pirates, Princess Partytime, mini bubble disco,
face painting, crafts, photo booth plus much more.
Enter into the spirit by coming in fancy dress (optional)
Sponsored by The Crown Hotel
Sponsored by The Soap Shop, The Quay
History Walk Round Wells
7pm • TIC, Staithe Street
£3.50 per person
Join local historians on an informative
walk round Wells
Pirate
Night
on the Albatros
Wells Quayside • 8.30pm ’til late • £4
Tickets from the Albatros or
phone 07979 087228
Live music from
Silvester Peatcutter
and the Twilight Boggers
Organised and run by the Albatros
a gin and cocktail evening
By The Norfolk Sloe Company • 7.30pm • The Gordon Barrett Hall, Clubbs Lane • Entry by ticket £12.50 • Over 18s only
The Norfolk Sloe Company, a local family-run business, launched their very own
Black Shuck Gin last December in addition to their popular range of
Black Shuck Liqueurs.
Discover the history of the local legend of Black Shuck.
Leave your car keys at home!
Each ticket to include gin, cocktails, liqueurs and nibbles.
Tickets available from Carnival Box Office at the
TIC Staithe Street or the Ticket Booth, Fete Day
Wells Carnival welcomes you to
Dirty Waves
8pm • Recreation Field, Beach Road • FREE
Football Club Bar open • Food Stalls
Dirty Waves is a high tech, sophisticated dance act covering all your favourite
chart dance and club anthems from the last decade with state of the art sequencing,
contemporary sampling, integrated light show combined with powerful vocals, exciting
arrangements based on live performances and bags of energy.Taking you through Chart,
Dance, RnB and Club Anthems along with popular Drum and Bass tunes from 2005 to now.
Plus, we are delighted to bring you
DJ set from
Chris ‘n’ Bob Esposito
Warning – Flashing lights and lasers
Sponsored by The Fuchsia Friends
Monday 1 August
Monday 1 August
Fledgeling Music Workshops
Northfield Taxis
of Wells Next The Sea
Reliable Local Service
Airports
Weddings
Nightclubs
Contract Work
Please call for a quote
Covering the coast and local area
01328 854127
People Tree
18 The Quay, Wells next the Sea
01328 710205
Stockists of giftwear,
jewellery, accessories
and quality soft
furnishings from India
and Thailand
Also at Chapel Yard, Holt and
7 Back of the Inns, Norwich
History Walk
Round Wells
The Wells Carnival
Albatros Quiz
Our fabulous stall holders will once again be tickling your taste buds
and amazing you with their wares. A stupendous variety of
interesting and tempting things to buy.
Discover things about Wells that you
never knew you didn’t know!
11am • TIC, Staithe Street
£3.50 per person
for kids and parents
On The Albatros,
Wells Quayside
11am – 5pm
10am – 5pm • The Buttlands
Tea Tent
Mesdames et Messieurs – pleeez let us velcome you to zee...
Our delightful committee will serve you
teas and coffees in china cups.
A delicious range of cakes and pastries will
also be available.
Antiques Valuations
Next to tea tent
Have you got an heirloom, antique or collectable and want to know its value? Bring it along to our
valuation team between 10am and 3pm. Hosted by specialists from Keys (Auctioneers and Valuers)
of Aylsham.Valuations can be given from actual items or from good quality photographs
clearly displaying manufacturer’s marks, identifying labels, engravings and any damage.
£1 per item, max. 3 items per person
In addition to the valuations we will have the excitement of a
live auction and competition
Enter our valuation competition
Have a go at being ‘the expert’. Value three specimen items and at the end
of the day the closest to our expert valuation will win a prize.
Auction on the Green
At approximately 3.15pm there will be an auction of 10 pre-selected items
of interest and possibly other items valued and submitted on the day.
Paul Thompson
Norfolk based singer-songwriter Paul Thompson
is gaining a reputation as one of the true eccentrics of the British singer-songwriter scene.
His latest tour ‘Floating to the Fringe’ saw him
embarking on a Guinness World Record breaking
three month musical odyssey to the Edinburgh
Festival Fringe... in a milk float called Bluebell!
Described by Acoustic Magazine as ‘Blissed out
Donovan meets John Martyn’, Paul is currently
working on his fourth CD, and has also written a
book about his ‘Floating to the Fringe’ tour.
We warmly welcome Paul (with Bluebell) to Wells Carnival
Sponso
red by
The W
ells
Crab H
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Moulin Rouge
in the marquee
The Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane • 7.30pm
Tickets £5 available from Carnival box office at
the TIC, Staithe Street or Ticket Booth on Fete Day.
May be availability on the door • Over 18s only
Come and join us for Carnival’s version of
The Moulin Rouge, Paris, France
Entertainment by Patch and Tomo, a talented duo,
certain to bring a little va va voom to the party!
Dress code (optional) feathers, ruffles, fish net stockings,
boas, basques and for the men – as above… or maybe
waistcoats, shirts, a leetle moustache, hee haw
Bar including special Carnival Cocktails • Raffle
Sponsored by Shipmates and Wells Granary Residents Association
Music
on the Boat
The Albatros, Wells Quayside
Live music from 8.30pm with
The Lovin’ Handful
Open Mic Night at
The Lifeboat Inn
Station Road • From 8.30pm
Everyone welcome to our Open Mic
nights (held every two weeks)
Tuesday 2 August
Tuesday 2 August
Carnival Food and Craft Fair
Wells-next-the-Sea Nursery School
Do you remember the feeling of dry sand slipping through your hands?
Watching a snail wind its slippery trail over the ground?
Painting a beautiful picture using your own ideas?
At Wells-next-the-Sea Nursery School your child will be supported in all these activities and more!
Situated in a purpose-built nursery unit, next to Polka Dots Day Care and opposite the school’s own woodland,
our traditional provision offers learning and progression through purposeful play, both indoors and
outdoors with forest skills and open ended natural resources that promote wonder and curiosity.
An Early Years Specialist Teacher with an experienced team.
Our free sessions take place on Mondays to Fridays term time
Morning Learning: 9am-12 noon
Our nursery school provision is for three and four year olds using the EYFS Learning Challenge Curriculum
Please contact Juliet Hardy, our Nursery Teacher, or the school office on 01328 710320
Or come in and meet us, informal visits most welcome. We look forward to seeing you.
64 Staithe Street, Wells next the Sea
01328 710553
Daily and Sunday Newspapers
Cards and Gift Wrap
Beach Goods
Old Fashioned Sweets in Jars
Large Range of Confectionery
including sugar free
HOME MADE FUDGE
In many delicious flavours
5th AUG – 7th AUG
FRIDAY 5th AUGUST OPEN 6pm – LATE
SATURDAY 6th & SUNDAY 7th AUGUST
OPEN 1pm – LATE
and a mouthwatering selection of
INDIVIDUAL CHOCOLATES
to tempt your palate
NPM Builders & Property Maintenance
Building Contractors and Project Management
Kitchens, Bathrooms and Conservatories
Paving, Flooring and Decking
• Painting and decorating • UPVC windows and doors •
• Wall and floor tiling • Gate and fencing repairs and installation •
• Electrical and plumbing work • Lock and glass replacement •
All building work, repairs and maintenance undertaken
All Part P electrical work carried out
07771 874997 • 01328 713002 • www.npmbuilders.co.uk
Sport A Peel is proud to be training the 2016 Carnival Queen
and Senior Attendants
Basic Self-Catering
Holiday Accommodation
Wells Quaker Meeting House,
Church Street, Wells
Gallery (for 2)
£20 per person, per night
Chalet (ideal for families)
Two beds plus floor mattresses
Pillows/blankets included
Hirers to supply bed linen
and towels
£15 per person, per night
Enquiries Michael Sidwell
Tel : 01328 711387
[email protected]
Worzels Roofing
Roof tiler/slater
New, Strip and Retile
UPVC Gutters and Fascias (inc cleaning)
Chimney rebuild and repoint
Leadwork, Moss Removal
Loft Insulation, Timber Treatment
Roof Ventilation
Not only was the job completed with no disruption of our
daily life, but it was completed in a very short time. We
shall have no hesitation in recommending you to anyone
we encounter who needs a roofing job.
Mr G Carter, Thetford
Over 15 years experience • Free estimates
Call Darron on
01760 755024 or 07990 972381 anytime
www.worzelsroofing.com
Wells Post Office
Station Road, Wells next the Sea NR23 1AQ
Tel. 01328 710332
Monday to Saturday 9am – 5.30pm
Car Tax Available
Foreign Currency
Access your bank current account
Also greetings cards, stationery and gifts
Independent Wine Merchants
We offer a great range of handpicked
wines from £6, top-quality spirits
from artisan producers, as well as
local beers and ciders.
Totally independent, every product is
selected with knowledge, passion and
enthusiasm.
Cellar by the Quay
Free tastings and local delivery
3 The Quay, Wells next the
service available (ask instore for deSea
tails).
Norfolk NR23 1FA
Tel: 01328 711083
Follow us on Twitter & Facebook
Mon-Sat: 10am-7pm
Sun & Bank Hols: 10am-5pm
WellsHarbourTours.com
Sightseeing trips to the
beach or marshes.
Bookings & Enquiries call
Nick on 07747 401222
10am – 12 noon and 12.30pm – 2.30pm • FREE
Meet in The Pinewoods near the walkway to
the beach (behind the toilets)
Drop in activities including bug hunting, woodland scavenger hunting, making mini bug houses
and den building. Michaela from Holkham Estate will lead the activities
Please note all children must be accompanied.
Organised and run by Holkham Estate Education Department
Craft Workshops
Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane
Pay on the door – space may be limited
10.30am to 12noon • £2.50
Book folding – make your own Hetti or Henry Hedgehog
OR decorate your own Fairy or Pirate door
Workshops suitable for age 6 and over • children under 10 must be accompanied by
an adult, as assistance will be required.
Please note it will only be possible to make one item although there will be a small number of basic kits available to
purchase to make at home if required. Pay on the door but please be aware space may be limited.
The workshops use glue & paint so please wear old clothes
Sponsored by Over the Garden Wall, Staithe Street
Anyone for Tennis?
Croquet for everyone!
Tennis courts (off Theatre Road) • £1 entry
Arrive anytime between 11am – 2.30pm
All ages welcome • Racquets and balls provided
Please wear non-marking trainers
On the croquet green
(see map on page 65)
11am – 4pm • £1 entry
FLAT SHOES MUST BE WORN
Our thanks to the Tennis Club for
organising this event
Our thanks to the Croquet Club for
organising this event
Desert Island Discs
St Nicholas Parish Church • 12 noon
Joan Price will be interviewing
Mary Britton, Heritage House
Daycare Co-ordinator
No charge but donations welcome.
This will be followed by a simple lunch
of homemade soup, crusty
bread and fresh fruit. £3
No booking necessary
Carnival
Open Bowls
Tournament
Town Bowling Green
Booking-in will take place from 1pm for
a prompt start at 2.30pm
Entry £2 per person including refreshments
All welcome • Flat shoes must be worn
Presentations at 4.30pm (approx)
Our grateful thanks to Wells Town
Bowls Club for organising this event
King Arthur and the Inglewood
Puppet shows • Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane
1.30pm and 3.30pm • Tickets £4 available from Carnival box office at the TIC Staithe Street or
the ticket booth on Fete Day • Show lasts approx. 50 minutes
A unique fusion of puppetry and live action reinvents an ancient tale of a medieval quest where
unlikely relationships lead to unexpected discoveries. Brought to us by Moon on a Stick Productions
Sponsored by Mr C’s and Neverending Stories, Staithe Street
Fun 4 All Swimming Session
2pm – 4pm • Alderman Peel High School, Market Lane
Open session for all the family
Special Carnival Price £2
Limited places. Weak/non-swimmers MUST be accompanied in the water by an adult
Organised and run by Sport A Peel
Lifeboat Open Evening
The Lifeboat House
Wells Beach at 6.30 pm
Admire the moat, beat the crew!
7pm • TIC, Staithe Street • £3.50 per person
Join local historians on a
fascinating walk around Wells
Pinewoods Party
By kind permission of the Holkham Estate
The Picnic Area outside Beach Café • 6.30pm – 9pm
The high energy and fun duo
Ska-aManga
A fabulous evening listening and dancing to favourite ska
and reggae numbers such as It Must be Love, Nightboat to
Cairo, Monkey Man, Three Little Birds, My Boy Lollipop
and many, many more.
Non-alcoholic cocktail bar run by the lively and colourful Carnival Committee!
Carnival Merchandise Stall
The Beach Café will also be open
CARNIVAL QUIZ
Sponsored by Pinewoods Holiday Park – A Holkham Business
Organised and set by Heritage House
7.30pm • The Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane
£3 • Maximum six per table • Bar
Race Night
Wells War Memorial Institute Club • Theatre Road • 7.30pm
Non-members welcome
Organised and run by Wells War Memorial Institute
Wednesday 3 August
Wednesday 3 August
Bug-tastic times in Wells Woods
M.L. Walsingham & Son Ltd
78 Staithe Street, Wells next the Sea
Norfolk NR23 1AQ
01328 710438
Fishing rods, some up to half price
Crab bait, crab nets and lines
Key cutting • Hardware • Tools
Calor gas • Camping • Gardening
Leisure goods
Good selection of
buckets and spades
Pleased to support Wells Carnival and
sponsors of the Gillying Competition
Find us opposite the Tourist Information Centre
Open 7 days a week • Established 1937
With Sarah Swain, Theatrical Makeup Artist
Tickets £3 from Carnival Box Office,
TIC Staithe Street or the ticket booth on Fete Day
Learn from the best!
10am to 11am
11.30am to 12.30pm
1pm to 2pm
Sponsored by The
Frozen in August
Snake Effect
Zombies
People Tree, Quayside
TEDDY BEAR’S
PICNIC
A popular evening, with great prizes – don’t be late!
Raffle and refreshments
Bring a picnic, a teddy or a special toy
and a grown-up
No unaccompanied children, please
Tilly the Talespinner
11am • TIC, Staithe Street • £3.50 per person
will be coming to entertain us
Organised and run by Wells Primary and Nursery School PFA
Chocolate!!! Sweeties!!! Bubble Gum!!!
What’s not to like???
Sponsored by The Victoria at Holkham
11am to 12 noon • Beach Car Park
Children’s Fun Bingo
Meet at the Beach Road car park (near the lake). For
anyone with a digital camera or mobile phone.
30 fun things to find and photograph – £2 per sheet.
As easy or as hard as you like. Families welcome but
children under 10 need an adult with their group.
Doors open at 3.30pm • Eyes down at 4pm
Parents are welcome to stay.
All young children must be accompanied
Sponsored by The Bowling Green, Church Street
The Maltings, Staithe Street
Doors open at 6pm ● Eyes down 6.30pm
For the under 6s
1pm – 2.30pm • FREE
Meet at Beach Road Car Park (near the lake)
Please allow plenty of time to find a parking
space at this busy time
Photo Scavenger Hunt
Carnival Prize Bingo
Organised & run by Wells Primary School PFA
Carnival’s Screen on the Green
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Sandcastle Competition
Wells Beach – near the last beach hut at the Holkham end
Starts at 3pm
Cost £1 per castle
Please buy a flag on arrival and check the location for your age group
Sponsored by The Beach Café – A Holkham Business
Carnival Competitive Run and Fun Run
Competitive Run
Fun Run
Approx 5 miles – for more serious athletes.
Race starts 6pm at the Beach Café
(bottom of Beach Road)
Cost £5 • Minimum age 15
Approx 1.3 miles
Race starts 6.05pm at the Beach Café
(bottom of Beach Road)
Cost £2 • Children under 11 must be accompanied
by a participating adult
Both runs start at the Beach Café. The runs go through the Pinewoods and onto the beach and
finish near the Lifeboat Station. All finishers will receive mementoes.
Registration 5.15pm to 5.45pm at the Beach Café. Download an entry form from the carnival website
www.wellscarnival.co.uk or collect one from the TIC, Staithe Street.
All monies raised will go to Wells Community First Responders.
Sponsored by Glaven Veterinary Practice, Maryland
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Sponsored by The Globe Inn, The Buttlands
Thursday 4 August – pure imagination!
Thursday 4 August – pure imagination!
Special Effects Workshops
Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk
07879 773382
[email protected]
www.2posh2pitch.co.uk
2posh2pitch offers pre-pitched
canvas bell tents within a 30 mile
radius of Brancaster Staithe, at a site
chosen by you. This can be at a
campsite, wedding venue or in a garden.
The bell tents can be pitched empty or
furnished.
Imagine arriving in Norfolk at your chosen
destination and everything is there waiting for
you. Your glamping holiday can begin the
moment you unzip the front door. This hasslefree option is a great way to experience
the freedom and fun of camping,
whilst being able to relax and enjoy
your perfect location.
When your holiday is over,
2posh2pitch will pack everything
up and take it all away.
K's
Est 1960
The Quay
Wells next the Sea
01328 710896
Step back in time for a true Retro beat &
Rock to the Jukebox while you Eat !!
Fully refurbished Diner & Ice Cream Parlour
NEW all American Menu
Eat In or Take-Away
9am
(Sorry! But time and tide wait
for no gillys!)
Beach Bank (by the Harbour Office)
Entry £1 per line
Bring your own line and bucket
Bait provided or bring your own
May be muddy!
YOUR CRAB LINES
MUST BE HOOK FREE
Sponsored by ML Walsingham & Son
Bait supplied by French’s Fish Shop Ltd
Mini Tennis
The Buttlands • 10am – 12noon
50p per session
Racquets and balls provided
Roald Dahl fun with
The Twits
Wells Library, Station Road
10am – 11am • Free
Hear tales about these terrible two,
make a beard and add some hidden extras!
Play a fun game on the library tablets
and why not wear something yellow
Mr Dahl’s favourite colour…
Carnival
Bike Ride
Organised & run by Wells Tennis Club
10.30am at Harbour Office
10.45am at Pinewoods Reception
Free
Gospel Soul Singing
Workshop
No unaccompanied children will be allowed to ride
The Congregational Church, Clubbs Lane
Starts promptly at 11am (2 hours)
Pay on the door • £3
A fun and uplifting Gospel and Soul singing workshop
to get you singing and clapping along.
Open to all ages and abilities
Sponsored by the Holes Family
A gentle route taking us along the back of the
pinewoods to The Victoria at Holkham for a free
snack and then back through Holkham Park to The
Buttlands. Much of this ride is off public roads and
it’s about five miles so it’s not beyond most children,
though younger ones may not be able to manage it.
Wells Carnival Committee accepts no
responsibility for any accidents and riders attend
at their own risk and are responsible for their
own safety equipment (helmets etc). All children
MUST have a designated adult with them
Sponsored by Annie’s, The Glebe
Tea at the Ritz
Carnival’s
The Carnival Marquee, Clubbs Lane
2pm – 4pm • Tickets £10 from the Carnival Box Office at the
TIC Staithe Street or from the Ticket Booth on Fete Day
Join us in the Palm Court Marquee where a splendid tea will be served to you after a glass of
Prosecco or Primms (non-alcoholic). Mr Matthew Preston will be our in-house pianist for the
afternoon and we are delighted to have an afternoon speaker, Mr David Horton-Fawkes, the Estate
Manager at Holkham Hall, who will give an entertaining talk entitled “Holkham, A Modern Downton”
Not suitable for children
Sponsored by Central England Co-operative Ltd
Rhyme Time
Wells Library,
Station Road
2 – 2.30pm • Free
Join us for songs and
rhymes for 0 to 5s
and their parents or
carers
Naughty Postcards
A talk by The Rev. Paul Martin with afternoon tea
Methodist Church, Theatre Road • 2.30pm
Tickets £6 – phone 01328 711931
This talk on Naughty Postcards – inevitably illustrated! – outlines some of the
devices employed by their creators, looks at attitudes to women, men and
people in positions of authority and contrasts attitudes to humour now and
then. We attempt to trace changes in society which are reflected in the
artwork, linking them in to significant historical events.
Prepare to be mildly offended, gently challenged, and hopefully amused.
Organised and run by Wells Methodist Church
History Walk
Round Wells
Official opening of
Gray’s
Fair
TIC Staithe Street
7pm • £3.50 per person
Join local historians on
a walk round Wells
by Angel Eaglen
Wells Carnival Queen 2016
6pm • Recreation Field, Beach Road
Music on
The Albatros
From 8.30pm
Free admission
Live music with
Freddie Hall
Carnival wants to Bang a Gong and Get It On because
tonight we are honoured to present...
The UK's Number 1 Live
Tribute Band to
Marc Bolan & T.Rex
8pm • The Buttlands • Free
T.Rextasy front man Danielz is
as close to Bolan as you could ever
imagine. He looks, moves, sounds
and plays like the man himself.
Support by Sirens
To complete a night of spandex,
sparkles and stars
If you can’t “Ride a White Swan” just turn up in your Glammest Gear
Food Stands Inc. Deirdre’s Marvellous BBQ
Carnival Official Merchandising
Please give generously to the bucket collection. We are very grateful for every penny. If you can’t find a bucket please pop over to the carnival merchandising tent.
Please help by clearing away your rubbish and please no glass on The Buttlands. Thank you.
Sponsored by David Jagger Ltd, Staithe Street
Friday 5 August – Ride a White Swan!
Friday 5 August – everything stops for tea!
Gillying Competition
The Bowling Green
The
With B&B and self-catering accommodation
EDINBURGH
Free House
Real Ales
Home cooked food served daily
lunchtime and evenings
Church Street
Wells-next-the-Sea
Tel: 01328 710100
(Opposite the church)
www.bowling-green-inn.co.uk
Inn
Have you visited our Lifeboat Room?
Wells
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A pub with locally-sourced home-cooked food
Station Road, Wells • Tel: 01328 710120
page (don’t destroy your programme!) and
hand it in to the Tourist Information Centre in
Staithe Street by 5pm on Friday 5th August.
The winner will be drawn and the results
announced on Carnival Day.
Extra forms are available from the Tourist
Information Centre. There is also a list in the
TIC window of all the shops that have a
’stranger’ in their windows , so if you can’t
find a number – look at the list!
NB Please don’t disturb the shopkeepers by asking them the answer – the Stranger will be
IN THE WINDOW and you are unlikely to get help from the people in the shop!
Shop number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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12
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Shop number
21
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40
Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..................................................
Telephone number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
What the Dickens!
Characters from the novels of Charles Dickens
£1 entry fee • Our thanks to Sue Vertigan for setting this quiz
1.
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E S (9,7)..............................................................................................
F (5) ....................................................................................................
M H (4,8)............................................................................................
D C (5,11) ...........................................................................................
O T (6,5).............................................................................................
U H (5,4) ............................................................................................
T A D (3,6,6).......................................................................................
J M (5,6).............................................................................................
W S (8,7) ............................................................................................
N (5)....................................................................................................
B S (4,5)..............................................................................................
M C (6,10)..........................................................................................
C D (7,6).............................................................................................
M B (2,6) ............................................................................................
S G (5,4) .............................................................................................
C P (5,7) .............................................................................................
B (6)....................................................................................................
T T (4,3) .............................................................................................
M M (2,8) ...........................................................................................
P (3) ....................................................................................................
A M (4,8) ............................................................................................
N N (8,8).............................................................................................
S P (6,8) ..............................................................................................
M D (6,7)............................................................................................
Fill in the answers, add your details below and hand this whole page and your entry fee to the TIC, Staithe Street or
Carnival Box Office by 3pm Sunday 7th August. In the event of multiple correct entries, a winner will be drawn from
the hat. Answers will be available after closing date at the TIC and on the Carnival website.
Name..........................................................................................................................................
Address.......................................................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................................................
Phone number ............................................................................................................................
Carnival Quiz
Spot the Stranger
Carnival Quiz
Spot the Stranger Competition
As you walk around the shops in town, you’ll
find that many of them have a numbered star
in the window.
If you look carefully in each numbered shop
window you’ll find something strange that you
wouldn’t normally expect to be there. Write
the name of this item opposite the shop’s
number on the form below.
When you have completed the form, fill in
your name and address, carefully tear out the
red by
Sponso Feeds Ltd,
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GJL An kenham &
Fa
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FTC Hir ham
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Children’s
Entertainment
Fun starts at 11.30am
Mass audience participation
“Mrs Motivator” (bring
your leg-warmers and
sweat bands!)
East Coast
Martial Arts
Academy
Junior Town
Crier Final
4.30pm
Music on the Albatros
The Albatros, Quayside
From 8.30pm • Free admission
Live music with The Swamp Truck Good Time Band
Organised and run by The Albatros
Join us for The Last Night Party on The Buttlands
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FROM 8PM
Forever Diamond Show
Scott McCarthy’s
1st Academy of Dance
Arco Iris
Samba Band
CARNIVAL NIGHT
Thundermental
Arrival of the Carnival Queen at 1.30pm
A tribute to Neil Diamond
Then stay on your feet and dance the night away (sideways!)
to the amazing...
Judging and prize giving of the Class Entries
2pm to 3pm
(See instructions for judging page 60)
Carnival Parade around the town at 3pm
A collection will be taken along the Parade route. Official collectors will carry buckets bearing
official stickers. No one else has authority to collect money. All money collected will be
donated to local charities and good causes.
Carnival
Craft Fair
Carnival Marquee
Clubbs Lane
10am – 5pm
Free, but donations welcome
PLUS ● Hog Roast ● BBQ ● Ice cream ● Side Stalls
● Children’s Rides ● Fun Inflatables
● Harley Davidson Display on Buttlands car park –
they will lead the parade at 3pm
Big clothes, big music, big show!
Food stalls including. Deirdre’s Carnival BBQ, Merchandise, Bar.
A collection for Carnival running costs will be taken or please donate at Carnival Merchandise Donating Station.
Please help by clearing away your rubbish one last time and take with you if possible. Thank you.
Sponsored by French’s Fish Shop Ltd, Wells quayside
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WELLS CHRISTMAS TIDE FESTIVAL 2016
If you’re reading this while
watching the brightly coloured
carnival floats amble past, or
sipping from a glass of wine
while enjoying one of the great
live shows on The Buttlands,
then Christmas will seem a
long, long way away.
But please take a minute to
memorise this date and pop it
in your diary – Saturday 3rd
December, 2016. That’s the day of this year’s Wells
Christmas Tide Festival, one of the most eagerly
awaited events in the town’s annual social calendar.
The fun starts at 10am when a host of street entertainment begins all over the town, including the Norwich Samba Band, the Thundermental street
performers and the Ukulele Elves. Street buskers are
also being invited to play at pitches around the town
and there will be gift stalls on the Health Centre car
park and along Staithe Street.
If you would like to book a pitch please contact Mel
Catton at Mr C’s or email mel@wellschristmastide-
festival.co.uk
Things will start to feel really
festive at 5pm with the traditional turning on of the town’s
Christmas Lights by BBC Look
East husband and wife presenters David Whiteley and Amelia
Reynolds.
This will be followed by the
traditional lantern parade
down Staithe Street to The
Quay where the crowds will assemble in readiness for
Santa’s arrival by boat, the opening of his grotto and a
fantastic fireworks display.
On Sunday 4th December the Coastal Chorale will
lead a carol-singing session on the quayside.
A number of fundraising events will be taking
place in the run-up to December, including a supper
at The Crown Hotel.
For details of events ‘like’ www.facebook.com/
xmastide on Facebook, follow @WellsXmasTide
on Twitter and keep an eye on The Quay and the local
press.
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See your
Fakenham and Wells Times
for the best coverage of
Wells Carnival
Your Times brings you all the local news
and views every Thursday
North Norfolk Radio is proud to be supporting
the Wells Carnival again this year.
Throughout Carnival we will be broadcasting
regular updates of what is happening and
where – so keep your radios tuned to 96.2 and
103.2 FM for all the latest carnival information
and some great music too!
You can also meet the team on Saturday 6th
August. Breakfast Show Presenter Dick
Hutchinson will be your compere on The
Buttlands, where he will be joined by other
presenters and our roadrunners.
During the parade on Saturday afternoon
we’ll also be handing out thousands of flags
and stickers. We look forward to seeing you
and here’s to another successful
Wells Carnival.
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Wells Co-op Car Park, Polka Road • £5 per pitch • 7am to 10am
Always a great event for interesting bargains and finding things you never knew you needed!
Our thanks to the Wells staff of Central England Co-operative Ltd for
organising and running this event
In the event of
ate to
rain we will re-loc
rch,
the Methodist Chu
Theatre Road
Classical Tea Party
Gresham’s Piano Trio with soloists
2pm • The Buttlands
Mezzo Soprano Evie Anderson and Tenor Daniel Bartlette
The programme will be a mixture of classical favourites and hits from the musicals.
There will also be recognition of two special events celebrated this year,
Shakespeare’s anniversary and The Queen’s 90th birthday.
Join us for this very popular end to Carnival Week
Bring a rug and a picnic or why not have a tea party?
There will be a bottle of champagne for the best dressed table.
Sponsored by Sarah, Countess of Leicester
Rum and Reggae at the Lifeboat Inn
Station Road • From 4pm
Come and join a Caribbean themed late afternoon and evening inside and outside
The Lifeboat Inn. A delicious Caribbean BBQ will be available
Entry is free • All welcome
The Original Tennessee Stud
Alderman Peel High School, Market Lane • 7.30pm
Tickets £10, Students and Children £5, Senior Citizens £9, Friends of The Granary £8
available from TIC Staithe Street or online booking www.wellsmaltings.org.uk
Tennessee Stud has reformed with two new members – Tony Harris (guitar) and Reg Strattan
(drums). Mick Footit (lead singer), Pete Weatherall (base guitar) and Peter Wallwork (electric
piano & vocals) are the originals. The band plays traditional and western country music.
Organised & run by the Granary Theatre
Last chance to visit
Grays Fair
Recreation Field Beach Road
Sunday 7 August
DAVID
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LIMITED
Carnival Bootastic Grand Car Boot Sale
Wells Carnival Procession is, as always, open to
all! We’d be delighted if you’d like to join in
and it would be wonderful to see some new
faces taking part.
To enter the Parade – Please note the
arrangements for Classes 1-7
Powered vehicles should be on The Buttlands
by 2pm and go immediately to the Committee
tent in the Arena to register for judging.
Entries for classes 1 – 7, please be ready to
be called into the main arena from 2pm. One
class per entry, please. Each class will be
asked to parade in the arena where they will
be judged and prizes awarded.
You will then be asked to leave the arena
so we can continue judging other classes.
(Parents may wish to accompany children in
the arena).
Please contact a committee member well in
advance if you have any queries or would like
to enter a particularly large float or group of
people. Have a great day… see you there!
Parade Rules
Rules and conditions of entry for floats
taking part in the procession
1
All floats and entries taking part in the Carnival Procession please enter The Buttlands
at the Present House entrance by 2pm on Carnival Day (Saturday 6th August)
2
Distribution of favours and advertising material
No advertising material, edibles, gifts, samples or other objects may be thrown or otherwise distributed from any vehicular or elevated float. At the sole discretion of the
Parade Organiser favours and advertising material may be distributed on foot, providing
no risk is thereby incurred by spectators, particularly children, in relation to moving
vehicles, machinery or animals.
3
Entrants are reminded that no liquid of any sort should be squirted over either floats
or the public.
4
All float organisers are reminded that they should hold Public Liability Insurance for
their float display.
5
The safety of all persons riding on floats is the responsibility of the respective float
organiser and driver of the float vehicle. The Wells Carnival Committee cannot be held
liable for any accident to any person taking part in the Carnival Parade, unless that
accident is the direct result of action by a member of the Wells Carnival Committee or
authorised helper, providing such Committee member or helper is on duty at the time
the instruction was given.
6
Floats wishing to leave the Carnival Parade en route without returning to The Buttlands
must inform the Parade Organiser before their float leaves The Buttlands. Permission
will only be given where the police on duty agree that it is feasible without causing
danger to the spectators.
7
The driver of any vehicle should hold a driving licence in respect of the vehicle used
(ie HGV licence for HGV licensed vehicle)
All entrants are invited to join in the Carnival Parade around the town
List of classes for judging
Pedestrians
1
2
3
4
5
Individuals 8 years and under
Individuals 9 years and over
Individuals 16 and over (including adults)
Two or more children (under 16s)
Mixed group (2 - 5 people) adults or adults and children
(to include pedestrian controlled vehicles etc)
6 Mixed group (6 - 9 people) adults or adults and children
7 Group (10 or more people) adults or adults and children
Powered vehicles
1st
2nd
3rd
£15.00
£15.00
£15.00
£25.00
£25.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£15.00
£15.00
£5.00
£5.00
£5.00
£10.00
£10.00
£25.00
£15.00
£10.00
£25.00
£15.00
£10.00
1st
2nd
3rd
£40.00
£20.00
£20.00
£30.00
£10.00
£10.00
2nd
3rd
8 Large group/tableau
£75.00
9 Decorated vehicle (including trades vehicles) (mainly adult) £40.00
10 Decorated vehicle (including trades vehicles) (mainly children) £40.00
Miscellaneous class
11 Best decorated building/window*
12 Best dressed shop staff*
1st
Winners will receive a trophy
Winners will receive a trophy
* Entrants for Classes 11 and 12 should contact the TIC by noon on Friday 5th August. Judging will take place on Saturday morning.
The Bill Sibley Shield will be presented to the best entry from
classes 5 to 7 plus an extra cash prize of £25
The Brian Ayton Cup will be awarded to the best overall entrant
Rosettes will be awarded to all 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Highly Commended entrants.
I have read and agreed to abide by the above regulations relating to the Wells Carnival Parade
and I will ensure that the float driver is aware of item 5.
Signed.........................................................................................................................................
Position held...............................................................................................................................
Class entered ..............................................................................................................................
The person in charge of each float must sign where indicated and hand the page to a Carnival
Committee member in the Judging Tent on The Buttlands when they register their entry for the
Parade on Carnival Day. Further ‘Safety on Parade’ information can be found on our website:
Parade Rules
Join The Parade
Join the Parade
Thank You!
Thank you!
Much of the entertainment put on for your enjoyment during Carnival Week would not be possible without
the generosity of businesses, groups and individuals that enthusiastically support our annual Carnival.
Major sponsors of Carnival 2016
• French’s Fish Shop Ltd •
• The Globe Inn •
• C K Caravans •
• David Jagger Ltd •
• Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm •
• Pinewoods Holiday Park – A Holkham Business •
• Edinburgh Inn •
• Holkham Estates •
• Sarah, Countess of Leicester •
• Central England Co-operative Ltd •
• K’s Diner •
• The Crown Hotel •
• Shipmates (Anonymous) •
• Wells Granary Residents Association Ltd •
• The Fuchsia Friends •
• The Norfolk Sloe Company •
We are also indebted to the following who have sponsored Carnival events or helped with our costs: Hair by Jenny, The Wells Crab House,
Mr C’s, Never Ending Stories, Golding’s, People Tree, Mine, Over the Garden Wall, The Picnic Hut, The Victoria at Holkham, Norfolk Property
Maintenance, Hayes & Storr, Glaven Veterinary Practice, The Holes Family, Wells Pet Store, M L Walsingham & Son Ltd, Normal for Norfolk,
The Bowling Green, Stephen Tuck, The Natural Soap Company, Annie’s of The Glebe, FTC Hire Ltd, Fortune House Chinese Takeaway, The Beach
Café, Admiral House Bed & Breakfast, Hayloft Cottage, Boxwood B&B, Jolly Sailors Cottage, K & R Batchelor, Bill CooÏmes, D & S Moore.
Whin Hill Cider
The 2016 Carnival Queen sponsored by Wells Lifeboat Crew (personal donations). The Royal Attendants are sponsored by A & M Frary Shellfish
Stall, The Picnic Hut, Tom & Rosie Downie, Chi Treatment Centre, Gilly & Peter Cook. Darling Buds Florist, Sport A Peel also support The Royals.
The Carnival Committee is also grateful for the support of the following: Wells & Walsingham Light Railway, GJL Animal Feeds, The Present
House, Fakenham Garden Centre, The Real Ale Shop, Richards Optometrists, Arthur Howell Butchers, Wisteria Cottage, Seashell Cottage on The
Glebe, Beech Syde, Cellar by the Quay, Leftley’s, Old Station Pottery and Bookshop, The Sibley family, Marylou Rivett, Martins Newsagents and
to all the businesses who have kindly donated raffle prizes. We also thank any businesses or individuals contributing to Carnival after the programme went to print.
The Soap Shop
The Quay (underneath the gantry)
Wells next the Sea, NR23 1JT
01328 711807
We are also grateful to the following organisations, businesses and individuals for their unflagging assistance: Wells Harbour Commissioners,
Wells Town Council, North Norfolk District Council, Norfolk Constabulary, Peter Hamilton and crew (PJH Sound & Lighting), Nigel Marshall
(Honeystore Web Design), Sara Phillips Graphic Design, Wells Lighting Committee, The Albatros, St John Ambulance, The Congregational
Church, Tucky and the staff at The Edinburgh Inn, Wells Town Football Club, East Coast Marquees, Chris Sopp Scaffolding Ltd, Wells Croquet
Club, Wells Tennis Club, Heritage House, Wells Primary & Nursery School PFA, The Maltings Project, Keys of Aylsham, Wells Lifeboat Crew, Wells
Fire Brigade Crew, Wells Town Bowls Club, Screen next the Sea, Wells Sailing Club, French’s Fish Shop Ltd, Holkham Estate, North Norfolk
Radio, Wells Art Group, Wells Crafts Group, Norfolk Wildlife Trust, Wild Touch – Wildlife Encounters and Rescue, Wells Library, Alderman Peel
High School, Wells Primary & Nursery School, Henstocks Accountants & Tax Consultants, The Post Office, Orchard Caravans, Norfolk Green,
Grays Fair, staff at Pinewoods and Beach Café, the brilliant staff and volunteers at the Tourist Information Centre, The EDP and Fakenham and
Wells Times.
Also, Cy of Cycoze Photography, Deirdre Baldry and crew, Arthur Howell, Marcus French, Chris Coubrough, Robert Smith and Harbour crew,
Kenny Greenfield, David Wines, David Jagger, Tom Sands, Terry Whiddett, Maureen Whiddett, Greg Hewitt, Hazel Ashley, Steve & Angie Finch,
Sue Woodruff, Allen Frary, Pat Bannister, Dave Barber, Joan Price, Sue Cuttler, Sarah Coe, Sue Vertigan, Evette Price, Kevin Short, Di Pink & crew
(Queen’s float), Suzanne’s painting competition crew, Tim Stocker, Friends of Wells Carnival, Parade stewards on Carnival Day, Jan & Frank Butler, Ben Jones, Ned Stattersfield, Tina Kelson, Lily Blayney, Declan Blayney, Jan Wilson. Thank you to everyone who sponsored a ‘Wells Carnival
Kite’ (displayed in The Maltings window, Staithe Street).
We are indebted to all the advertisers who enable this programme to be produced. Please support our sponsors, advertisers and supporters,
without whom Wells Carnival would not be possible.
Quality Cider & Apple Juice
The Ciderworks, Stearman's Yard,
Wells next the Sea, Norfolk, NR23 1BW
Tel: 01328 711821 Mobile: 07769 571423
Also available by mail order
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Wells Harbour
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London and Norfolk based
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Carnival venues
Light removals • Antiques deliveries • Ship and boat
equipment moved • TV and film equipment moved
Standard Road, Wells next the Sea
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(A149)
KayGee
Paints
Decorating
Materials
Timber
Tools
Garden Supplies
Paving Slabs
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Bringing something to Norfolk? Taking something
home from Norfolk? No space in the car? Get in touch!
Local, UK and European collection and delivery
Also IKEA purchases collected and delivered
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Blue Skies Campsite, Stiffkey Road, Wells next the Sea, Norfolk, NR23 1QB, UK
www.blueskiescampsite.co.uk
07557 021660
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Standard Road
Blue Skies Campsite is in its first year and we are very proud and pleased to offer you the
opportunity to join us at our beautiful site on the outskirts of Wells next the Sea.
If you fancy pitching your tent or parking your caravan with us, we will be delighted to see you!
A
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Wells-Next-The-Sea
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To Beach Road Café
HERITAGE HOUSE DAY CENTRE
With scenic views over Holkham estate, Heritage House offers
Good Food • Good Company • Good Times
Hairdressing, Chiropody, Personal Care, Entertainment
Monday to Friday 9am – 3pm (exc.Bank Hols)
Mill Road, Wells next the Sea, NR23 1RF • Tel 01328 711333
1 Leaves The Buttlands
2 Travels along Mill Road
3 Turns down Park Road
4 Turns into Theatre Road
5 Goes down Glebe Road
6 Goes along Quayside
7 Turns up Standard Road
8 Turns into Station Road
9 Arrives back at The Buttlands
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Tourist Information Centre
The Buttlands
Beach Road Café
St Nicholas Church
The Croquet Green
The Bowling Green
The Methodist Church
The Harbour Office
Wells Library
Tennis Courts
Carnival Marquee/Gordon Barrett Hall/
Congregational Church
Youth Hostel/WI Hall
Wells Sailing Club
Wells War Memorial Institute Club
Quaker Meeting House
Wells Primary School
Co-op
New Farm Barn Pottery
Town Map
BLUESKIES CAMPSITE
Map of Wells

Wells Carnival 2016

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