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Controversial housing site could become public green space - Vimarsana News

Controversial housing site could become public green space

RESIDENTS of Warminster are being given the chance to say whether they would like the site of a controversial housing plan to be designated as local…

Warminster homes plan withdrawn after five-year battle - Vimarsana News

Warminster homes plan withdrawn after five-year battle

Controversial plans for 28 new homes have been withdrawn by the developer.

Environmental group angry revised housing plans ignore badger setts closeby - Vimarsana News

Environmental group angry revised housing plans ignore badger setts closeby

A COMPANY has submitted a revised application to build 28 new homes at Damask Way in Warminster in a development that is being opposed by hundreds…

Couple's locust shock in kitchen | Wiltshire Times - Vimarsana News

Couple's locust shock in kitchen | Wiltshire Times

A WARMINSTER couple got the shock of their lives when they walked into their brand new kitchen. Pensioners Eileen Appleby, 71, and her husband Ken, 72, found a four centimetre-long locust perched on a cupboard door. “We found the locust on Friday on a cupboard door in our new kitchen. We’ve got no idea how it got there. “Behind the cupboard door is a bin where we put leftover food, so we were wondering whether the food in bin gave off a certain smell. “We’ve put it in an old coffee jar and Ken punched some holes in the top,” said Mrs Appleby, of Upper Marsh Road.

Couple's locust shock in kitchen | This Is Wiltshire - Vimarsana News

Couple's locust shock in kitchen | This Is Wiltshire

A WARMINSTER couple got the shock of their lives when they walked into their brand new kitchen. Pensioners Eileen Appleby, 71, and her husband Ken, 72, found a four centimetre-long locust perched on a cupboard door. “We found the locust on Friday on a cupboard door in our new kitchen. We’ve got no idea how it got there. “Behind the cupboard door is a bin where we put leftover food, so we were wondering whether the food in bin gave off a certain smell. “We’ve put it in an old coffee jar and Ken punched some holes in the top,” said Mrs Appleby, of Upper Marsh Road.