Richard Clewer Cllr Richard Clewer Councillor Richard Clewer will be one of the favourites to take over, having served as deputy to Cllr Whitehead. He was also cabinet member for corporate services, heritage, arts and tourism, housing and communities, and conservative cllr for Downton and Ebble Valley since 2009. When asked by
the Journal if he had any leadership ambitions, he said it is something he would consider, but first he needs to see what happens with his own seat. The Downton and Ebble Valley is not announced until later on this evening, so watch this space.
Pauline Church Cllr Pauline Church
Richard Clewer Cllr Richard Clewer Councillor Richard Clewer will be one of the favourites to take over, having served as deputy to Cllr Whitehead. He was also cabinet member for corporate services, heritage, arts and tourism, housing and communities, and conservative cllr for Downton and Ebble Valley since 2009. When asked by
the Journal if he had any leadership ambitions, he said it is something he would consider, but first he needs to see what happens with his own seat. The Downton and Ebble Valley is not announced until later on this evening, so watch this space.
Pauline Church Cllr Pauline Church
After the vote, Wiltshire Council said it will consider reinstating the scheme, with councillor Bridget Wayman, Cabinet Member for Highways, saying the council was pleased that SCC has debated and agreed a motion on this important scheme , and that it continues to support it . Cllr Wayman: “We will look to revisit this scheme in 2021, and will consider reinstating it with continued support from all stakeholders in the city.” The support of SCC will remain an important factor in the future of the scheme going forward, and leaders of Wiltshire Council will be keeping an eye on the make-up of SCC once the elections are over.
THE cost of parking has left a woman feeling furious after she decided to downsize and move across to the other side of Royal Wootton Bassett. Jon and Julia Douglas, of Victory Row, are having to pay £58 a month per car for a season ticket after permits in the area were phased out. Julia told the Adver: It s so expensive, I ve done some research and it s more expensive than Cirencester, Bath, Oxford, and Kensington. It s absolutely extraordinary and I don t know how they can justify this. We re having to get rid of one of our two cars, because of the cost and council tax.