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Recent planning decisions made by Wiltshire Council

unsplash The following planning decisions were made by Wiltshire Council, recently: Pewsey: David Wheen of Paradise House on Dragon Lane has been given planning permission to build a studio/ office space, garden room and storage area at his property. Chippenham: No objections have been raised over plans by Owen Inskip of 1 Station Square, Cocklebury Road to chop down six leylandii. Devizes: Steven Hancock of 5 Cunnington Close has been given the green light to build an extension over an internal garage to add on a new bedroom to the property. Amesbury: Graham Colwill has won planning permission to build a single-storey rear extension at his home on 18A Countess Road.

Vaccine centres in full swing - with Devizes, Marlborough, Pewsey and Ramsbury ahead of the curve

Diane Blackwell at the Steam Museum, Swindon Thousands of over 80s and front line health care staff have now been vaccinated in Wiltshire. A staggering 1,152 were given the vaccine over the weekend in Pewsey - and another 1000 are expected to get the Pfizer jab there this coming weekend.  The programme has gone better than expected, so now the over 75s are being phoned up in Ramsbury, Marlborough, Burbage, Bedwyn and Pewsey. “We have done 2,100 over 80s and just started the next age cohort on the Astra Zeneca one. By Thursday this week we will have done 200 of the over 75s, and have more clinics planned,” said Ramsbury practice manager Alison Harrod. 

History in the making with vaccine roll-out in Devizes

The incredible roll-out of vaccines in Devizes has been highlighted in a council meeting this evening. (January 19) In December, the Corn Exchange was transformed into a bustling coronavirus vaccination centre. The first local resident to receive the vaccine was Richard Conroy, at 8.30am, on December 16. Since then, a steady stream of people have been able to access the hub for their vaccinations. During Devizes Town Council’s Recreation and Properties Committee this evening, councillors spoke of how the Corn Exchange was offered to the NHS at the first opportunity. Town Clerk Simon Fisher said: “As part of our support for the NHS we are giving them the building free of charge. It’s quite a significant logistical exercise as you can imagine.

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