Stock up on Sandbags
The wet weather is causing a lot of localised flooding in the village and this problem seems likely to become more common in the future. With that in mind the […]
Entries by Mick Fletcher
Presentations from Neighbourhood Plan Village Meetings
The information presented at the village meetings on 8th and 9th November are now available on the village website for those unable to attend or those who wish to refresh […]
Neighbourhood Plan – New papers added to website
Two new papers are now available on the village website. A Settlement Character Assessment that seeks to describe what makes the built environment of Westbury special & guidelines for producing […]
Neighbourhood Plan Meetings
Details of the village meetings about the neighbourhood plan with timings and zoom link are HERE
Neighbourhood Plan Working Group – Public Meetings
Neighbourhood Plan Working Group – Public Meetings In the coming week there will be two opportunities to hear a presentation on the work of the Neighbourhood Plan Working Group, […]
Neighbourhood Plan – Public Meetings
The Neighbourhood Plan Working Group have organised two opportunities for residents to receive an update on the work of the group and make their views on the future of the […]
What makes Westbury special
A report on what makes Westbury a special place, technically called a settlement character assessment or appraisal (SCA), has been prepared by a specialist consultant, Liz Beth. It was commissioned […]
Neighbourhood Plan – Village Facilities Survey
A reminder that there is only one week left to complete this survey which will help inform the parish council response to any proposals for development on Roughmoor Lane and […]
Community Tree Group Work Parties
The Community Tree Group is still looking for volunteers to join its friendly team of gardeners in the tree nursery. Work parties are held twice per month, alternating between Wednesdays […]
Neighbourhood Plan – New Survey
As part of developing a neighbourhood plan the village needs to think about what facilities might be needed in 10 – 15 years time and where they might best be […]