Briefing Note 25-07: New bus stop infrastructure funding and emerging process for requests
Briefing Note 25-07: New bus stop infrastructure funding and emerging process for requests is an attachment below
Get Flood Ready – Flood preparedness presentation
/in News/by ClerkThe below information pack has been provided by Wiltshire Council.
A resident has also got gel packs available which were supplied by Wiltshire, that he is happy for local residents to collect by arrangement; contact the clerk at to obtain contact details.
Temporary Closure of: C120 (Part), Clyffe Pypard (02.10.2025)
/in News/by ClerkWiltshire Council
Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Temporary Closure of: C120 (Part), Clyffe Pypard (Ref: TTRO 10677)
Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made an Order to close temporarily to
all traffic:
C120 (Part), Clyffe Pypard; from its junction with UC 077692 for a distance of
approximately 30m in a south easterly direction.
To enable: Thames Water to carry out works to install a pillar for pressure monitoring and
other associated works.
Alternative route: via C120 (unaffected length) – C15 – C415 – C121 – C120 (unaffected
length) and vice versa.
The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs.
This Order will come into operation on 02 October 2025 and the closure will be required until
0 6 2025. It is anticipated that the works will take the stated duration to complete depending
upon weather conditions. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where
possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works. The Order will have a
maximum duration of 18 months.
For further information please contact Thames Water on 0800 316 9800.
Highways Assets and Commissioning, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14
8JN
25 September 2025
Local health and care services want to hear your views on frailty
/in News/by ClerkBath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire NHS Integrated Care Board (BSW ICB) is developing a new frailty strategy to improve care, reduce inequalities, and ensure that people living with frailty receive the right support at the right time. You can help by filling in our short survey
Why Your Voice Matters
Frailty is a condition that affects many aspects of life — from physical health and emotional wellbeing to independence and access to care. We’ve already heard from people across our region who’ve shared powerful insights into what experiencing frailty means to them, how it impacts daily life, and what support they need.
How You Can Help
Now we want to hear from you. Whether you live with frailty, care for someone who does, or simply want to share your thoughts — your input is vital.
Complete our short survey here
It only takes a few minutes, and your feedback will directly inform how we design and deliver services across BSW.
Together, we can build a future where everyone affected by frailty receives the care, dignity, and support they deserve.
https://eu.surveymonkey.com/r/
Further updates on our strategy will be published at https://bsw.icb.nhs.uk/get-
Thames Water: a hosepipe ban is coming for Swindon/Oxfordshire
/in News/by ClerkFrom 22nd July, the hosepipe ban for Thames Water customers is live in parts of the Thames Valley including in Swindon and in areas of Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire. The ban applies to Thames Water customers in the following postcodes – OX, GL, SN, RG4, RG8 and RG9.
See attached for information.
Talk: Discovering Broad Town’s White Horse. Wednesday 30 July 2025 7.30pm
/in News/by ClerkAt Broad Town Village Hall SN4 7RL
Free admission. Doors open 7.00pm. Refreshments available.
Join us as we journey through the creation, the upkeep and, at times, loss of Wiltshire’s white horses and hear about a new
project to better understand Broad Town’s white horse.
The talk will start with Garry Gibbons giving an overview of the county’s chalk horses before exploring how research can reveal
fresh insights.
We then move onto an exciting project at Broad Town’s white horse, as a response to landslip activity close to the hill figure. The project will carry out archaeological surveys, track historical changes to the horse, and unearth stories by capturing memories from the community.
TTRN urgent closure of Chapel Lane (Part), Broad Town – 07/07/25-09/07/25
/in News/by ClerkPlease see the link to an urgent closure notice for Chapel Lane (Part), Broad Town commencing 7th July 2025.
To enable: Thames Water to carry out boundary box works and other associated works.
The closure can also be found on one.network here: https://one.network/?tm=144187274
chapel-lane-part-broad-town_144187274_3937720_b0e1c85204.pdf
Or attachment below
Briefing Note 25-05 Wiltshire Community Air Network
/in News/by ClerkSee attached
Briefing Note 25-04 Wiltshire’s Housing Land Supply Statement
/in News/by ClerkSee attachment
Broad Town Parish Council – Inspection of Accounts 2024-2025
/in News/by ClerkIf you have any issues to raise or wish to see the full accounts, please contact the Parish Clerk at . In accordance with the guidelines, the full accounts are available to view between the 11th June and the 22nd July 2025.
The full Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR) documents and internal audit reports can be found here under the financial year 2024-25