Creating websites for clients in Suffolk and beyond

Blythweb Ltd was taken over in early 2017 by MHCreations.
you can contact MHCreations here: www.mhcreations.co.uk

Blythweb believes in supporting the local community

‘putting something back’

Over the years we have supported local enterprise and establishments in various ways including:

• Southwold Pier (opened 2001) – Placing of four large plaques along the handrails.
• Saint Felix School Equestrian Course – Sponsor of the ‘Blythweb Bank’ jump.
• Electric Picture Palace, Southwold (opened 2002) – Sponsor of the Kiosk.
• Bungay High School – 2002-2004 annual sponsorship of the Blythweb Prize for ICT.
• Halesworth Arts Festival – ‘Major Sponsors’ include Blythweb.
• Wenhaston Word Monthly Newsletter – published by Blythweb from April 2007 to April 2012.
• Annual Wenhaston Garden, Baking and Craft Village Show – The Blythweb Trophy.
• ‘Wenhaston's Got The X-Talent Factor’ 2010 event – donation of cash prize.
• Converting burials data from St.Peter's Church, Wenhaston, to searchable online database and map.

In addition to the above, Blythweb supports several local not-for-profit groups and organisations by designing
and/or hosting their website at heavily subsidised rates. These include:

The expanding Blythweb Group of Local Websites currently includes:

Blythweb's community involvement continued in other ways when based at an office in the main village street 2004-2015, where many useful free services were offered including a drop–off point for used household batteries, as a medicine pick–up point, stocking local information leaflets, displaying event posters and selling event tickets, plus the sale of fundraising items for local good causes. Nowadays a spacious office is no longer needed as methods of working change with improved technology.