Bypass

Our apologies for using a Latin title for this post, but we hope you will soon see why.  Back on the 31st of July we published a news item entitled "What Lies Beneath" having seen Wiltshire...

Highways England are hosting a number of what they are calling Drop-In Sessions at a number of venues in the coming days and weeks.   The aim of these is to allow the public to see the latest...

Today’s announcement of a northern bypass for Winterbourne Stoke is something of a curates egg - it’s only good in parts. As a village, we were offered two poorly thought-through bypass route...

Earlier on today,we noticed that Wiltshire Archaeology were back in the recently harvested field between the Berwick St James road and the River Till.  When they were last there, back in the spring...

Villagers may be very interested to made aware of the 2017 Annual Report on the Government Major Projects Portfolio (GMPP) from the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA),  published yesterday...

Villagers may be interested in the the sixth issue of Historic England Research. As Duncan Wilson, the Chief Executive of Historic England, says in his introduction: "Given the current, and...

Blimey, It seems we have beaten the BBC at breaking a news story.  Back on the 10th June, we published a story on the latest UNESCO/ICOMOS view on the Highways England plans for the Stonehenge to...

Well, no, not really.  Nothing to do at all with John Wyndham's post-apocalyptic novel from 1951 coming to life in Winterbourne Stoke, but those of you around and about in the village and the A303...

I've just taken a most interesting and helpful telephone call from Ross Cullen at Arup regarding the Non-Motorised User (NMU) Stakeholder Engagement exercise that is currently underway.  There had...

1. Non-Motorised User Stakeholder Engagement The following email should have been sent to the Parish Council two weeks ago.  The Chairman was sent a copy of it by a private individual whilst away...