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A DEVELOPER says he is in danger of losing his own home because of delays and thousands of pounds-worth of vandalism at the site of a barn conversion scheme in Highworth. Nigel King's firm Eastrop Barns was given planning permission two years ago to turn barns and workers cottages at Upper Eastrop Farm in Shrivenham Road into eight new homes. Vandals attacked three times after building work started. Then in September builders were told to stop because planning officers wanted to investigate what had been done, he said. "It’s driving us to the brink," he told the Adver. "A conservati...

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BBC News By David Pittam image captionA message has been stencilled on the board covering the dismantled section of wall When a Banksy mural appeared on the side of a beauty salon in Nottingham, it was an uplifting moment. At the time, the city was struggling with one of the highest Covid infection rates in the UK, and - as one resident put it - "we needed something like this". It is no surprise then that the sudden removal of the "hula-hooping girl" has not gone down well. The piece was cut from the side of the salon in the early hours of Wednesday, having been sold to a Essex-based art coll...

Mobile News December 21, 2020 With the government downgrading its full-fibre rollout pledge, it’s time to look at wireless as a viable connectivity alternative for rural areas, says Cambium Networks’  Nigel King In his 2020 spending review last month, Chancellor Rishi Sunak reduced the government’s investment in rural broadband from £5 billion to £1.2 billion and also watered down the Conservatives’ election pledge to deliver fibre broadband to every home in the country by 2025 to a lower target of 85 per cent. Our government has long been focused on delivering full-fibre broadband...