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

From April 2007 this colour newsletter is published monthly at Blythweb's office, and is distributed by volunteers to the 440 letterboxes in Wenhaston and Mells. Suitable items for inclusion are welcome.

It is also available online, in Adobe acrobat (PDF) format, on its own website: www.wenhastonword.co.uk

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. In particular many such paintings were considered "idolatrous" and destroyed during the puritan Commonwealth which followed Cromwell's victory in the English Civil War.

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

The latest version of the Wenhaston Good Village Guide is available on this website. The Guide was originally produced by Wenhaston Community Council (1971 - 2006) to help new residents settle into the village. Blythweb are pleased to carry on updating and publicising this useful information.

Looking for somewhere to stay in Wenhaston? We have some great B&Bs and self catering cottages in the area. Click here for information on Hall Farm B&B, The Old Vicarage B&B or Rowan House B&B. We also have lots of information about accommodation in the surrounding area too.