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Useful information

Defibrillators

There is a defibrillator located on the outside of Welland Primary School. See map here.


 

Shops

Welland Village Store

Opening times:

Monday-Friday: 7am-6pm

Saturday: 7am-5pm

Sunday: 8am-1pm


 

Welland Social Space and Library

An official Worcestershire Library with 1000s of brilliant books to borrow. Books can be reserved online via the Worcestershire Libraries website and then collected locally in Welland.

Free hot drinks and biscuits are available, as well as  free wifi, children’s activities including lego and colouring, magazines and more.

Opening times:
Mondays:        2:30pm – 4:30pm
Wednesdays:   8:30am – 12:30pm
Thursdays:     10am-12noon
Third Saturday in each month 10am-12noon

(Closed on Bank Holidays and Christmas week)

For more information click here.


 

Community Larder

For those in need of help with food in these difficult times, Welland Community Larder is available inside St James’ Church, open ​9am to 4pm daily.


 

Community Cinema

Welland Community Cinema Club is run by a group of volunteers with the support of Little Malvern and Welland Parish Council and Saint James’ Parish Church Welland. They show a diverse range of films, as well as screenings of National Theatre Live. Previous showings have included Mission Impossible, Oppenheimer, Matilda the Musical, Elvis, Dear England (NTL) and Nye (NTL).

For more information about future screenings visit the Welland Community Cinema website.

Tickets can be bought at the door or online via Ticketsource.


 

Places to eat and drink

Cafe @ St James

Located in St James’s Church, a volunteer led café, serving tea, coffee, cakes, toast and teacakes.

Opening times: Friday 11am-2pm

 

The Marlbank Inn

“Indian Street Kitchen x Marlbank Inn. A passionate gastro pub serving award winning Indian food, with a great selection of cask ales, craft beers, gins and single malts.”

 

The Inn at Welland

“The Inn at Welland is an award-winning family restaurant offering quality British cuisine and picturesque views of the Malvern Hills… serving delicious, refined dishes and providing an impeccable service within a warm, modern setting.”


 

Transport links

Welland is served by the new Worcestershire On Demand (WOD) bus service. This offers an alternative transport option to fixed route public transport services, facilitating transport within a zoned area and to specific ‘Points of Interest’ outside of the zone. A bus picks you up at your request, changing its route so that all passengers can get to where they need to go. It operates from 7am to 7pm Monday-Saturday.  Journeys can be booked using the Worcestershire on Demand app (see the website) or by phoning 01905 846180 (9am Mon-Fri).

For information about fixed bus timetables (including the 363 and 365 route) please see bus timetables on this website.

Community Action run weekly buses from Malvern to Tewkesbury (Wednesday) and a Malvern to Upton circular route (Friday), both which go via Welland. This is a ring and book service only – more information on their website. 


 

Churches

St. James’ Church Welland

Church of England.

 

Little Malvern Priory

Church of England.

 

St Wulstan’s Church

"St Wulstan's Catholic Church" by Philip Halling - CC BY SA 2.0

Catholic.


 

Schools and preschools:

Welland Pre-school

Independent Pre-school offering tailored care to children aged 2-5 yrs. Based in Welland with no catchment requirements, they welcome families from all over Worcestershire.

 

Welland Primary School

“Welland Primary School aims to provide every child with an excellent educational experience, which is enjoyable, stimulating and safe enabling them to reach their full potential.”


 

GP surgeries

We are in the catchment area for Upton Surgery. There are also a number of GP surgeries in Malvern who may accept the registration of new ‘Out of Area’ patients.


 

Bin collection

For information about waste and recycling, including bin collection calendar, see the Malvern Hills website.  Black (household waste) and Green (recycling) bins are collecting on alternate weeks. You can also pay for a Brown garden waste bin. If you’re not able to place your bin at the edge of your property on your own because of age or disability, you can request an assisted collection from your property. See more details on the website above.

 

 

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