Topics about organisations and activities in Warminster.
Tuesday 11th April 2017
“Girls British-School” Engraved stone above the front door of Dewey House, North Row, Warminster, reminds us of a former use of this building.
Photographs taken by Danny Howell on Tuesday 11th April 2017.
Sunday 9th April 2017
Sunday morning on Sutton Veny Common. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Sunday 9th April 2017.
Sunday 9th April 2017
Corsley Cycle Club (CCC) was set up in the early part of 2012 to keep grown-men off the streets and on to bikes. Off road, on road, they give it all a go. The Club offers regular group rides for a range of abilities, helping people improve their fitness, learning and passing on skills including roadside repairs and home maintenance, road cycling, mountain biking, family rides, social events, and coffee and cake, well, we are cyclists! The CCC reckons it is the friendliest cycling club around and they welcome new riders as well as seasoned club riders to join them! Contact Rob White, telephone 01373 832591.
www.britishcycling.org.uk/club/profile/8023/corsley-cycle-club
Saturday 8th April 2017
Wall’s icecream van at St. George’s Close, Warminster.
Photographs taken by Danny Howell on Saturday 8th April 2017.
Thursday 6th April 2017
Literature including “What Is The Kingdom Of
God?” and “What Does The Bible Really Teach?”
being distributed by Jehovah’s Witnesses
outside Warminster Library, Three Horseshoes
Walk, Warminster, BA12 9BT.
Photographs taken by Danny Howell
on Thursday 6th April 2017.
Sunday 2nd April 2017
Keith Rattray, one of the feoffees and the Steward of the Chapel of St. Lawrence, High Street, Warminster, pictured at the entrance on to the tower of the chapel. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Sunday 2nd April 2017.
Sunday 2nd April 2017
Christine Robins, the cleaner at the Chapel of St. Lawrence, High Street, Warminster. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Sunday 2nd April 2017.
From Warminster Town Council Annual Report 2016-2017:
British Telecom undertook a payphone consultation with a view to removing the majority of the payphones in the town due to lack of use. Members [of the Town Council] felt the information provided was inaccurate since the majority of the payphones were out of order and they requested that the payphone at Thornhill Road be retained as there was sufficient evidence of demand.
Friday 31st March 2017
Paul Macdonald writes:
Another bit of good news. The new Independent team of councillors for the West Ward have adopted Stacie Allensby to be their candidate for the county council elections. Stacie has insisted that she sees planning as a whole town issue and that she will battle to ensure that the 900 houses limit in the Core Strategy is stuck to. Stacie also does not support the East versus West argument. “East and West Warminster is one town and there is no wall separating us. Everything that happens regardless of which end of town affects the rest anyway. The Tories should not have divided our town like this,” she said today.
Wednesday 29th March 2017
A gentleman posting a letter at
Three Horseshoes Walk, Warminster.
Photographs taken by Danny Howell
on Wednesday 29th March 2017.
