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All Cannings milk shack gets marching orders from community shop landlord | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

All Cannings milk shack gets marching orders from community shop landlord | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Now two petitions have been launched. One to save the shed. The other to kick it out. So far nearly 800 people have signed the one bidding to keep it - despite All Cannings having a population of just under 700 people. Only 17 have signed the other one. The Moo2Yoo milk hut has been given three months notice by the community shop committee, and the future of the shop is up for discussion at this week’s parish council. But the move has prompted outcry - with dozens of letters being pinned to the shack walls. “The milk hut has been a God send throughout lockdown,” said support...

Column: Danny Kruger MP for Devizes - Vimarsana News

Column: Danny Kruger MP for Devizes

MP for Devizes Danny Kruger HAPPY Valentine’s Day. Lovers kept apart by the lockdown can see that the end is in sight, though sadly for them the Government appears to want to reunite children before adults. I strongly support the suggestion that schools should reopen first and very much hope we get good news on this soon. I felt honoured to speak in Parliament last week in support of the quinquennial Armed Forces Bill, the traditional legislation by which the legal basis of the Army is periodically renewed. The 17th century looked askance at standing armies and it was a sign of Englan...

Free turkey dinner served thanks to local residents, organizations - Vimarsana News

Free turkey dinner served thanks to local residents, organizations

Article content A free turkey dinner was provided Dec. 12 to community members who are either home alone or cannot be around family this year due to Alberta’s COVID-19 gathering restrictions. The turkey dinner was made possible by teaming up with community members and organizations, said Connie Clement, who, along with Sandy Stoddard and Lynn Jones, came up with the idea of organizing the free turkey dinner. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Free turkey dinner served thanks to local residents, organizations Back to video About 40 turkey dinners,...