Photo by Soheb Zaidi on Unsplash Calne: H.R Williamson Transport Limited of 5 Roundway Rise, Calne is applying for a licence to use Mill Farm, Blacklands as the operating centre for two goods vehicles and two trailers. Chippenham: Mike Logut trading as Mobius Technology of Unit 3, Rowan House, Sheldon Business Park is applying for a licence to use the address as the operating centre for one good vehicle. Bremhill: The secretary of state has given notice for a Stopping up of Highways (south west) Order. This will mean that the triangular shaped area of highway verge to the west of Wick Bridge Farm will be closed to traffic. This is to allow for the development of two houses on the former agricultural land site.
Photo by Soheb Zaidi on Unsplash Calne: H.R Williamson Transport Limited of 5 Roundway Rise, Calne is applying for a licence to use Mill Farm, Blacklands as the operating centre for two goods vehicles and two trailers. Chippenham: Mike Logut trading as Mobius Technology of Unit 3, Rowan House, Sheldon Business Park is applying for a licence to use the address as the operating centre for one good vehicle. Bremhill: The secretary of state has given notice for a Stopping up of Highways (south west) Order. This will mean that the triangular shaped area of highway verge to the west of Wick Bridge Farm will be closed to traffic. This is to allow for the development of two houses on the former agricultural land site.
Photo by Soheb Zaidi on Unsplash Calne: H.R Williamson Transport Limited of 5 Roundway Rise, Calne is applying for a licence to use Mill Farm, Blacklands as the operating centre for two goods vehicles and two trailers. Chippenham: Mike Logut trading as Mobius Technology of Unit 3, Rowan House, Sheldon Business Park is applying for a licence to use the address as the operating centre for one good vehicle. Bremhill: The secretary of state has given notice for a Stopping up of Highways (south west) Order. This will mean that the triangular shaped area of highway verge to the west of Wick Bridge Farm will be closed to traffic. This is to allow for the development of two houses on the former agricultural land site.
On the 23rd of December, the National Theatre moved its Dick Whittington Pantomime online for free, proving that not even the tightening of two more lockdowns can stop the love of panto filling the hearts of thousands this Christmas. The pantomime follows the classic Dick Whittington storyline of his journey to London and his election as Mayor though with plenty of modern twists. The panto itself does a wonderful job at displaying the rich diversity of London and the joy of Christmas theatre. Its feel-good soundtrack includes renditions of songs such as ‘I gotta feeling’ by The Black Eyed Peas, ‘Mr Brightside’ by The Killers, and ‘Fairytale of New York’ by The Pogues, as well as some more recent tracks like ‘Bad Guy’ by Billie Eilish, ‘Don’t start now’ by Dua Lipa, ‘Daisies’ by Katy Perry, and ‘Dynamite’ by BTS.