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Nominate your community heroes for Pride of Swindon awards - Vimarsana News

Nominate your community heroes for Pride of Swindon awards

IT has been such a tough 12 months but selfless Swindonians and hardworking heroes have made a big difference to so many lives around the town.

Nominate your community heroes for Pride of Swindon awards - Vimarsana News

Nominate your community heroes for Pride of Swindon awards

IT has been such a tough 12 months but selfless Swindonians and hardworking heroes have made a big difference to so many lives around the town.

St Albans council agrees pandemic budget | Herts Advertiser - Vimarsana News

St Albans council agrees pandemic budget | Herts Advertiser

St Albans district council leader Chris White. - Credit: Archant Drastic measures to survive the devastating impact of the pandemic on district council finances have received the green light from councillors. Despite government support, SADC faces a £1.7m revenue shortfall, with this figure set to rise to a further gap of £2.2m for the period of 2022-23. In a bid to avoid sweeping service cuts and catastrophic consequences for years to come, the Lib Dem administration called on their fellow councillors from across the political spectrum to back a budget aimed at helping SADC to weather the ...

SWLEP funds to be reallocated after People Friendly Salisbury suspended - Vimarsana News

SWLEP funds to be reallocated after People Friendly Salisbury suspended

THE city is set to miss out on more than a million pounds of funding, despite the council declaring its support for the People Friendly Streets scheme.  £1.3million was being put towards the scheme by the Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership, as long as it was spent by March 2021. But with the project indefinitely suspended, Paddy Bradley, chief executive officer of the SWLEP, has confirmed that the money will now be reallocated elsewhere in the county. The funds were due to be spent on the scheme's complimentary measures, which included improvements to Shop Mobility, ...