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Bowling and better shops: What's missing from Wiltshire? | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Bowling and better shops: What's missing from Wiltshire? | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Wiltshire has an abundance of gorgeous sights that draw people to the famous county- but what’s missing?

Bowling and better shops: What's missing from Wiltshire? - Vimarsana News

Bowling and better shops: What's missing from Wiltshire?

Wiltshire has an abundance of gorgeous sights that draw people to the famous county- but what’s missing?

WHAT YOU SAID: Comments on the most read stories in Wiltshire this week - Vimarsana News

WHAT YOU SAID: Comments on the most read stories in Wiltshire this week

Here are your views on the top read stories on the Gazette and Herald and Wiltshire Times websites this week. Concerns were raised in an article on plans for a chip shop to put up a marquee in a car park next to Bradford on Avon train station. A group of residents said the proposed marquee by Harlees Fish and Chip Shop for dozens of customers could be dangerous and create problems for neighbours. And the Bradford on Avon preservation trust objected to the plans. Gromet Wallace: Government will probably close it down. Look how many shops have closed Sam Strong: Crappy looking carpark...

WHAT YOU SAID: Prince Harry, covid cases and lost dogs - Vimarsana News

WHAT YOU SAID: Prince Harry, covid cases and lost dogs

Harry and Megan Here are your views on the most popular stories online this week. News about the fact that around half of police stations in the UK have closed over the past decade caused debates. A national newspaper had revealed that least 667 stations with front counters allowing the public to speak with officers have been shut since 2010 to reduce costs. James French: “The public can always speak with officers. It’s called Crimestoppers or 999 Mike Henstridge: “Most people don’t contact the police by walking into the police station, they usually call them or contact them via t...