Photo by Louis Hansel on Unsplash TROWBRIDGE: Volkan Yildirim has recently applied for a variation of an existing premises licence at Castle Pizza, Kebab, Burger House, 7-8 Castle Street. If successful this will allow Mr Yildirim addition of the sale of alcohol to the licence for consumption off the premises on Sundays to Wednesdays 10am to 1am and Thursdays 10am to 2am and Fridays and Saturdays 10am to 3am and for the existing non-standard timings for late night refreshment. TROWBRIDGE: Bejar Shwan Riave of Wicker Hill Food Stores of 1B Wicker Hill made an application in June for major structural alterations to the premises to include tie premises next door 1a Wicker Hill as per the plans lodged with the authority. No other changes have been applied for.
Swindon Crown Court A DRUNKEN dad struck his daughter’s beau with a shovel – leaving him with a cut that required nine stiches. Manjit Multani, 41, denied dealing the blow with the spade deliberately, claiming that he’d got the shovel out to damage his victim’s car and the injuries were caused when the pair had fought over the tool. Prosecutor Charles Digby said Multani was described by witnesses as ‘storming’ through the home of his estranged wife in Trowbridge on October 18, 2018. Multani told the man, who was said to be interested in his daughter, he didn’t want him there. “He told him to get the f out of his house,” Mr Digby said.
Nativity characters were damaged in some of the displays and floodlights, electrical plugs and items from their costumes stolen and many comments online expressed their sympathy towards organisers Geoff and Harriet Heard. You said: Kelly Elizabeth Hale: “So upsetting to see this. Luckily we managed to get around to see them all. The Sainsburys one was being fixed while we were there and another had the sign missing. The displays where amazing and my daughter had fun seeing them all.” Trowbridge Nativity Trail trashed Deb Samways: “Always some little shits to spoil it for others... Hope they get found out and made to pay for the replacement or just fined for the inconvenience.”