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THE Royal International Air Tattoo is returning to RAF Fairford for the first time in three years.

Lime Kiln Leisure Centre SCORES of staff in ten Wiltshire leisure centres are to be transferred as the county council today confirmed plans to bring them back 'in-house' under its own management. The transition will come into effect from October as the council said it wants to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of its communities. Back in April, Wiltshire Council was given a £865,000 cash injection by the Government to help support the ten leisure centres as they reopened after the third Covid-19 pandemic lockdown. The funds are intended to support those leisure cen...

Lime Kiln Leisure Centre SCORES of staff in ten Wiltshire leisure centres are to be transferred as the county council today confirmed plans to bring them back 'in-house' under its own management. The transition will come into effect from October as the council said it wants to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of its communities. Back in April, Wiltshire Council was given a £865,000 cash injection by the Government to help support the ten leisure centres as they reopened after the third Covid-19 pandemic lockdown. The funds are intended to support those leisure cen...

Matt Hochberg Royal Caribbean is advising guests sailing on Quantum of the Seas from Singapore of new protocols following an increase in Covid-19 cases in Singapore. Singapore raised its alert status to "Phase 2 - Heighten Alert", following "several clusters of infections" over the past two weeks.  A total of 46 total cases have been reported, primarily in health care areas and an airport terminal. Our friends at Singapore Cruise Society shared an email Royal Caribbean sent to guests booked on Quantum of the Seas advising them of onboard changes as a result of the increased cases. To be clea...

A swan swims in the Wareham River behind Merchants Way. Photo by: Chloe Shelford After discussions at multiple meetings, the Conservation Commission ultimately decided not to recommend two proposed amendments to the town’s wetland bylaws that will be up for a vote at Town Meeting on June 12.  The proposed amendments, which were brought forward by Director of Planning Ken Buckland, are Articles 10 and 11 on the Special Spring Town Meeting warrant. The first amendment would remove the “No Activity Zone,” which requires a 50-foot buffer between the waterfront and potential developments, f...