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Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason stands next to one of his extensive range of classic cars at Middlewick House Photo: Diane Vose DV237-12 PINK Floyd drummer Nick Mason and his wife Annette are to stage open garden days for thousands of visitors at their home in Corsham. The annual event at Middlewick House in Middlewick Lane, Corsham, was cancelled last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. But the couple have agreed to stage two open days this year to raise funds for the Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust, of which Mrs Mason is a vice-patron, and the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

The cost of Dorset Police will increase by 6.2 per cent THE cost of Dorset Police will increase by 6.2 per cent in the coming financial year – adding £15 a year to the ‘average’ band D household. Chief Constable James Vaughan says that £255.58 annual charge will see the force, already one of the best performing in the country, continue to improve. Mr Vaughan said it was his ambition for the force to step up from being judged ‘good’ to ‘outstanding’ and said it already had crime in retreat and was improving detection rates. Police and Crime Commissioner Martyn Underhill...

The cost of Dorset Police will increase by 6.2 per cent THE cost of Dorset Police will increase by 6.2 per cent in the coming financial year – adding £15 a year to the ‘average’ band D household. Chief Constable James Vaughan says that £255.58 annual charge will see the force, already one of the best performing in the country, continue to improve. Mr Vaughan said it was his ambition for the force to step up from being judged ‘good’ to ‘outstanding’ and said it already had crime in retreat and was improving detection rates. Police and Crime Commissioner Martyn Underhill...

Calne classic car run Calne Rotary Club is hoping lockdown will be over in time for its 5th Annual classic car run. It hopes that by Sunday May 23 one hundred cars will meet and drive off from Calne leisure centre car park. Calne Lions will provide breakfast butties as drivers set off on a 70 mile run through the Wiltshire countryside. The drive finishes at Casterley Barn near Pewsey. Half the proceeds will go to The Bobby Van Trust and the remainder to Rotary charities. For further details and entry forms please visit www.chippenhamrotary.org.uk