Brinkworth: Plans for a new car port in Brinkworth were rejected by Wiltshire Council. The bid by David Aspin of Hulberts Greenfarm, Braydonside,Brinkworth would have seen the construction of a carport, equine rug and laundry room at Hulberts Cottage. In their report, planning officers wrote: “The proposed development, by reason of its form, scale, density, height, massing, siting and location would result in additional built form in a prominent location within the open countryside. “The proposal results in an outbuilding of a resultant scale not justified in relation to the essential need of the agricultural holding.” Bradford on Avon: Plans to convert offices in Bradford on Avon into a house have been given the green light.
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Madeleine Mitchell. Photo: Daniel Ross
Violinist and director of the London Chamber Ensemble Madeleine Mitchell put together an eclectic range of works written over the past 100 years by British female composers. The concert was designed to celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, although I find these works stand on their own merit without needing a banner of justification. It is an enormous help when the performances are as honed as these – which in the Covid situation is nothing short of miraculous.
The concert, live streamed from St John’s Smith Square, began with the fluid and romantic language of Rebecca Clarke’s Piano Trio – eloquent but perhaps a little old-fashioned for 1921. The differing characters in the music were well defined, and the balance impressive. Cellist Joseph Spooner and Madeleine Mitchell were both particularly expressive in the Andante, Sophia Rahman bringing much nuance to the piano writing. Other highlights of the concert included th