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Residents invited to comment on Westbury's Rotunda facelift plans - Vimarsana News

Residents invited to comment on Westbury's Rotunda facelift plans

A popular open space at the end of Westbury high street could get a facelift after the town council commissioned architects to redesign it.

Arla reaffirms incinerator opposition despite councillors' concerns - Vimarsana News

Arla reaffirms incinerator opposition despite councillors' concerns

ARLA Foods has said that they continue to oppose the building of a waste incinerator in the town, despite concerns raised by Westbury town councillors that they have “retreated” from the debate.  At a meeting of the town council earlier in the month Arla’s decision to be an Interested Party at th

Westbury's burning issue – residents urged to join incinerator protest - Vimarsana News

Westbury's burning issue – residents urged to join incinerator protest

THE controversial energy-from-waste incinerator application is set to be debated by Wiltshire Council next week and local people are being urged to show up to protest against the plans. Westbury town councillor, Mark Bailey, is appealing to people to protest against the incinerator application  a

The fight isn't over yet – town banners will show continued opposition to the incinerator - Vimarsana News

The fight isn't over yet – town banners will show continued opposition to the incinerator

WESTBURY Town Council has agreed to erect more anti-incinerator banners around the town as a way to reaffirm the council’s commitment to residents that they are doing everything in their power to put a halt to the construction of the planned waste incinerator. The town council also hope that the