Blythweb Ltd are very proud to be publishing the village newsletter 'Wenhaston Word'.

This colour newsletter is distributed by volunteers to the
440 letterboxes in Wenhaston and Mells. Click the image of the latest issue (left) to read online.

Looking for a previous issue? Each monthly newsletter is also available online, in PDF format in the Word Archive section of the newletter's own website: www.wenhastonword.co.uk

Suitable items for inclusion are welcome. In particular advertisements help cover the production costs. Wenhaston Word receives no funding. Donations also welcomed.

The Wenhaston Doom is a medieval wall painting that is unusual for having been painted on to wooden boards. Few other such Dooms have survived and indeed the story of the Wenhaston Doom is remarkable.

On our website you can explore the Doom in detail and read a commentary about it and the various images featured.

Postcards of the Doom are freely available from this website (go to Postcards in the Menu), and also at St.Peter's church where they may be purchased.
If you plan to come and see the Doom for yourself there is bed and breakfast and self catering accommodation in Wenhaston and area – see below.

Wenhaston Parish Council now has a page on the Wenhaston Website, where you can find out details about all of our local and district councillors. Wenhaston people (and anyone else who's interested) can also read Council minutes, agendas and other public information available on the page.

May is a wonderful time in Suffolk and the morning serenade from the birds especially so! You can download a six minute MP3 of the Dawn Chorus recorded in the middle of Wenhaston at 4:30am on 6th May 2008.

A series of eight wonderfully authentic views of Edwardian Wenhaston produced exclusively by the Wenhaston Archive Group. These high quality cards are unique and useful gifts either for yourself or another. You can buy these lovely sets of notelets on line right now!