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1845, as part of attempts to improve the town. At the same time, Improvement
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affected the northern edge of the town, breaching the beach bank and causing damage to houses on both east and west ends of the town. It also destroyed the
Pinewoods caravan site. The pines themselves, which had been planted in the nineteenth century to stabilise the dunes and which fringed Abraham's
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The distinctive landmark of the seafront is the granary with its overhanging gantry on the quay, started in 1904 and finished in 1905. This has now been converted into flats, having ceased operating as a granary in 1990. The maritime tradition of the town meant it used to have a remarkable number of
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Staithe Street but up to the 1960s commercial premises were also to be found along High Street which continues south towards St Nicholas's Church. The church burned down after a lightning strike in 1879; the exterior shows the original
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was built in a different part of town adjacent to the old
Heacham railway line. The old school buildings were used for some years as a field studies centre but have now been converted to social housing units administered by Homes for Wells, a community led housing association. Wells schools are now
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In addition to the two passenger railway routes in and out of the town, there was a tramway from the station to the quayside at Wells
Harbour, whose rails are still visible today just beneath the modern road surface along East Quay. Locomotives were not allowed along the quay and wagons were hauled
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Tourism, which had begun on a small scale a century before, became a major draw; it was based on the
Pinewoods Caravan site much expanded post-war first by the Town Council and subsequently by Holkham Estates. As with many coastal towns, the number of second homes resultant on the tourist trade has
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in quantity between the 15th and 17th centuries. The regulation of the harbour in order to preserve its use was by Act of
Parliament in 1663; in 1769, Harbour Commissioners were appointed with powers over vessels entering and leaving (as they still have today). The quay was substantially rebuilt in
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The town has been a seaport since before the 14th century, when it supplied grain to London and subsequently to the miners of the north east, in return for which Wells was supplied with coal. Until the 19th century, it was easier to carry bulk cargoes by sea than overland. It was a significant port
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Wells relies on the tides to scour the harbour because the town does not have a river running through it. The problem of siltation had preoccupied the merchants of the town for hundreds of years and occupied the attentions of various engineers, leading eventually to disputes which came to court in
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More pinewoods exist to the east of the beach over the shipping channel at an area called the East Hills. This can be accessed on foot at low tide though all of the tidal sands in the area are extremely dangerous due to the speed and currents of the rising tide. It is not advisable to cross the
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is now a mile from the town; the main channel which once wandered through marshes, grazed by sheep for hundreds of years, was confined by earthworks to the west in 1859 when
Holkham Estate reclaimed some 800 hectares of saltmarsh north-west of Wells with the building of a mile-long bank. This
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Monteagle's stables, entered from a bridleway soon named Chancery Lane... to the right of the entrance a door marked Cashier's Office was a relic from the days of the Urban District Council... the phone number was Wells
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Various charity schools in the town included that set up by Christopher Ringer in 1678 when he left £600 in his will for the education of thirty boys and thirty girls in the town. A number of academies were established in the nineteenth century; none of these survive. A
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in the 16th century, with 19 ships over 16 tons burden operating out of Wells in 1580, making it the major port in the area. It had been, since the beginning of the century, an exporter of grain and an importer of coal. Wells was also from early days a manufactory of
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area situated to the west at Holkham. A landlocked brackish pool called Abraham's Bosom was for many years used for pleasure boating and canoeing; it is all that remains of the West Fleet which once drained the Holkham marshes. The beach is backed by dense
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next to the harbour car park and many of the houses have their own flood defences. It proved its worth in December 2013 when a flood exceeded both the 1953 and 1978 events, holding back the waters so that the west end of the town was unaffected.
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Planning Application PF/94/1123: Erection of four one-bedroomed flats with six car parking spaces at Former Council Offices site, Mill Road, Wells, granted 15 December 1994, associated addresses 62A, 62B, 62C and 62D Mill
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was established to cover the former urban district, with its council adopting the name Wells-next-the-Sea Town Council. The former council offices at 62 Mill Road were subsequently redeveloped for housing in the 1990s.
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was opened on 1 December 1857, the terminus was given the name of Wells-on-Sea. In 1956 the Wells Urban District Council voted to re-adopt the name Wells-next-the-Sea, and this has been the official name since then.
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In the 19th century, malting assumed an industrial character dominated by merchants rather than hands-on maltsters. Eventually, the entire estate was acquired by F. & G. Smith who had maltings in Dereham and
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was a separate 10¼ inch-gauge railway that took passengers from the harbour behind the sea wall towards the beach and caravan site. It was in operation from 1976 to 2021, when the lines were taken up.
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public houses for a town of its size although many of these have since closed. The northern end of the town used to be notable for parallel 'yards', narrow rows of cottages similar to the northern '
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was set up in 1938 which became a Board School in 1875. A secondary school was built in 1929 when the original school became the primary school. The primary school closed in 1964 when the
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to warn patrons of incoming beach floodings. The siren sounds around 5–10 minutes before the tide is predicted to take over the beach to allow users to vacate the area safely.
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in the 14th century to distinguish it from other places of the same name. It appears as Wells Next the Sea (no hyphens) on the Ordnance Survey maps of 1838 and 1921. When the
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occurred which caused severe damage to the properties on the Quay and to the east; it did not affect the west end of the town because of a tidal barrier built in 1982. The
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until 1992 when changes in government regulations and the increasing size of vessels made the port uneconomic. Wind-farm support began in 2009, with the building of the
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Photographs more details and interesting facts about Wells-next-the-Sea
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1702:"No cause for absorption in Walsingham Rural area"
1551:"Wells-next-the-Sea Ancient Parish / Civil Parish"
1239:The train from Wells arrives at Walsingham station
1227:Looking out to the quay on a sunny August 2006 day
2032:Wells-next-the-Sea information and visitor guide
1431:Favor Parker Shipping Register 23.11.81-31.12.86
1388:Wells next the Sea: a small port in a wide world
652:Bosom, survived. Today there is a large moving
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1905:"New radio station to launch in north Norfolk"
1557:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
1531:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
1505:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
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1903:Anderson, Stuart (3 February 2022).
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2060:– Photographs of Wells-next-the-Sea
1830:Find and compare schools in England
1525:"Wells next the Sea Urban District"
557:Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm
1832:. Government of the United Kingdom
1806:. Government of the United Kingdom
1344:Description of Wells-next-the-Sea
1175:Beached boat at Wells-next-the-Sea
977:36, extended inland from Wells to
924:Wells and Walsingham Light Railway
912:line westwards towards King's Lynn
697:Improvement Commissioners District
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2320:List of civil parishes in Norfolk
1478:"Wells-next-the-Sea Town Council"
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754:31 December 1894 (Urban District)
27:Town and port in Norfolk, England
1555:A Vision of Britain through Time
1529:A Vision of Britain through Time
1503:A Vision of Britain through Time
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1056:TV transmitter which broadcast
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458:, a spring). This derives from
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1187:Signpost in Wells-next-the-Sea
1072:which is transmitted from the
1058:BBC Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
770: • Succeeded by
679:North Norfolk District Council
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2058:Gallery of Wells-next-the-Sea
1348:. Retrieved 28 November 2011.
3122:King's Lynn and West Norfolk
2774:Letheringsett with Glandford
2342:Parliamentary constituencies
2132:King's Lynn and West Norfolk
1930:"Fakenham & Wells Times"
1802:Coulson, Tim (10 May 2016).
1771:Wellswalsinghamrailway.co.uk
1608:. London. 1933. p. 552.
1606:Kelly's Directory of Norfolk
1454:holkham.co.uk/naturereserve/
1293:. Retrieved 2 December 2005.
904:Wells-on-Sea railway station
592:woods which are part of the
1826:"Alderman Peel High School"
1682:. 13 August 1954. p. 3
814: • County Council
131:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
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2372:Grade II* listed buildings
2009:Retrieved 10 December 2013
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1104:Fakenham & Wells Times
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471:Wells and Fakenham Railway
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1782:Wellsharbourrailway.co.uk
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1417:15 December 2014 at the
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1323:Ordnance Survey (2002).
1288:11 February 2017 at the
1093:Greatest Hits Radio East
2049:for Wells-next-the-Sea.
1577:"The National Archives"
1386:Arguile, Roger (2014).
1361:Arguile, Roger (2022).
1020:Wells lifeboat disaster
916:North Sea flood of 1953
649:North Sea flood of 1953
125:133/km (340/sq mi)
2574:Corpusty and Saxthorpe
2043:for Wells-next-the-Sea
1304:"Town population 2011"
1263:Grey seal on the beach
1010:Doris Mann of Ampthill
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760: • Abolished
683:Norfolk County Council
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32:Wells (disambiguation)
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1982:"Eastern Daily Press"
1741:The National Archives
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1956:"North Norfolk News"
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215:Sovereign state
30:For other uses, see
2158:(cities in italics)
1644:"The end of an era"
1581:Discovery Catalogue
1115:Eastern Daily Press
1097:North Norfolk Radio
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3178:Beaches of Norfolk
3148:Wells-next-the-Sea
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