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20mph speed limits implemented on key Wiltshire roads | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

20mph speed limits implemented on key Wiltshire roads | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

A 20mph speed limit has been officially implemented on a host of key town centre roads in Devizes.

Britain's banking crisis laid bare: More than 6,000 branches have closed in last nine years with three out of every five shutting for good - as bosses are accused of being 'in a race' to see who can axe them quickest - Vimarsana News

Britain's banking crisis laid bare: More than 6,000 branches have closed in last nine years with three out of every five shutting for good - as bosses are accused of being 'in a race' to see who can axe them quickest

Consumer group Which? said eight Barclays branches were closing for good over the coming hours, taking the overall UK total across all brands by the end of today to 6,005.

North Augusta's 2nd Parker's Kitchen is a go | North Augusta Business - Vimarsana News

North Augusta's 2nd Parker's Kitchen is a go | North Augusta Business

North Augusta’s second Parker’s Kitchen is likely to get under construction in July.

More Than 6,000 UK Bank Branches Closed in Nine Years Amidst 'Disastrous' Impact - Vimarsana News

More Than 6,000 UK Bank Branches Closed in Nine Years Amidst 'Disastrous' Impact

Ver 6,000 UK bank branches have closed since 2015, with closures affecting local communities. Consumer group Which? calls for action to protect access to banking services.

Call for money seized by authorities to fund Invictus Games-style police event - Vimarsana News

Call for money seized by authorities to fund Invictus Games-style police event

More than 5,080 people have signed a petition calling on Parliament to allocate some proceeds of crime to groups which support police officer welfare.