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Viv Bielecki unexpectedly resigned as a trustee, and chairman, of Hilperton village hall last night.
... and household recycling centre opening hours.
There will be no collections on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day (25 and 26 December and 1 January). Garden waste collections will be suspended from Friday 25 December and restart on Saturday 9 January.
The CSW team was out and about this week.
WC urges people in Wiltshire to get free HIV test.The drive to encourage at risk groups to be tested is taking place to coincide with World Aids Day today.
What happens now?Over 20 local residents have volunteered their services for the Neighbourhood Plan.
First signs are that the Neighbourhood Plan will be a 'runner'.About 100 people ventured to Hilperton Village Hall last night.
Hilperton needs you - TONIGHT.The parish council has agreed to fund the process to get a Neighbourhood Plan adopted. The meeting to gauge support is this evening at the village hall commencing at 8.00pm.
The meeting yesterday started at 10.30 and finished just before 6.00.
All the Wiltshire schemes were put before full council with differing outcomes.
Less money, less services. Does the government care?Tomorrow, the government will reveal its latest round of spending cuts.
The agenda is now available on-line.The meeting is to consider recommendations relating to the Community Governance Review.
I know that several people have thought about it....Are you thinking of making a village green application for land in the Hilperton Gap?
Wiltshire Police is short of several hundred 'specials'.At Trowbridge Area Board last night the police representative gave news of the financial pressures the force is under.
The scheme continues.More trees etc. are being planted along the route of the HRR.
Wiltshire Council news.From Ernie Clark, your Independent councillor for Hilperton.
Mind how you cross the road...There will be no warning signs for the footpath crossings.
The axe is hovering in the hands of WC.Wiltshire Council is conducting yet another so-called 'consultation' about the future of the RUH Hopper service.
At least the Policy & Resources Committee does.Amongst items for discussion is the TTC response to the Community Governance Review including Paxcroft Mead and Wyke Road.
About 200 houses could become 'Trowbridge'.All the houses which could be effected within Hilperton have previously had a letter from me and should receive another one today or over the weekend.
Work to reduce subsidence risks.A scheme of works has been developed by WC in conjunction with their Insurance Team for the Paxcroft Mead estate. The works are primarily aimed at reducing the risk of subsidence caused by trees and shrubs.
...but no need for panic.Wiltshire Council and partners deal with Westbury incident