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The Cabinet member for highways has made a decision which comes into effect today.
GMT starts at 2.00am tomorrow. Remember to test your smoke alarm too!!Before you go to bed tonight adjust your clocks BACK by one hour to allow for Greenwich Mean Time commencing at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning.
For one day.The closure will be on 30th October.
Should it be a public holiday?Trafalgar Day is remembered on 21st October each year. Celebrations are usually muted or even non-existent.
How time flies.....As I said at the time 'An easy way to remember Trafalgar Day.'
For roadworks to the Barratt and Persimmon sites.The Order will come into operation on 20 October 2025 and the closure will be required between the hours of 19:00 and 06:00 until 26 October 2025.
The meeting will be at the village hall in Whaddon Lane.The meeting starts at 7.45pm and is, of course, open to the public to attend. Please note that this is not a 'public meeting' but a 'meeting held in public'.
Have your say!WC is holding various sessions for the public to give their opinion on funding priorities for the 2026/27 financial year.
The WC Cabinet member has produced his report.The advertised scheme has been reduced.
WC acted swiftly.The kissing gate has had the obstruction removed and the RoW is open.
News from Ernie Clark.Your Independent Wiltshire Councillor.
The clock is now DEFINITELY ticking.If you use the fields behind Horse Road, you must have noticed the 'new' notices.
Presumably caused by a housebuilder!The kissing gate on HILP3 from Church Field to Elizabeth Way has been blocked.
...at Jacklin's Close.The police Speed Enforcement officer has been out and about in the village.
Maxcroft Farm approved.Wiltshire Council's Strategic Planning Committee considered the application this morning.
WC pubkishes its decision notice.Wiltshire Council has formally published its decision notice for the planning application to build up to 2,500 homes at Ashton Park, south-east of Trowbridge, marking a significant milestone for the development.
Otherwise, they may be (legally) shot!
On average Wiltshire Police receives two reports each month of dogs chasing, injuring or killing sheep and other livestock.
From the Get Safe Online team.Thanks to the internet it’s easy to share about what you’re doing, how you’re feeling, your opinions, likes, dislikes, passions and interests.
Should this land have TVG status?Should what remain of The Gap be registered as a Town or Village Green?
QR codes, car parks, everywhere.Scammers may place fake QR codes in parking areas including on official signage, leading users to fraudulent websites designed to steal payment information.