Lacock: Peter Rowland Self of Whitehall Garden Centre in Corsham Road has applied for a variation of an existing premises licence.

If granted it will allow the garden centre to sell alcohol from the Shepherds hut catering van. The huts can be found at the front of the garden centre, near to the entrance queue in the customer car park.

The huts provide food and drink (such as tea, coffee and sandwiches) for customers to take away.

The variation will allow the garden centre to service alcoholic drinks as part of its seasonal offerings such as mulled wine at Christmas. This will take place during Whitehall Garden Centre’s normal opening hours.

Bromham: Silver Street Lane, Bromham; from its junction with Chittoe Heath for its entire length will be temporarily closed to enable Gigaclear Limited to carry out excavation works to lay cable.

No alternative route is available. This Order will come into operation on November 3, 2021 and the closure will be required for three days.

Coulston: Part of New Road Coulston, Erlestoke and Marston; from its junction with Stokes Marsh to its junction with Plough Lane to enable Wiltshire Council to carry out edge overrun works to stabilise roadside verges and associated works. Alternative route via C245 - B3098 - C40 C254 - C20 - C228 (unaffected length) and vice versa.

This Order will come into operation on November 1, 2021 and the closure will be required between the hours of 7am and 5pm for five days.

Westbury: A planning appeal over a Wiltshire Council decision to block plans for nearly 70 houses is due to begin this month. The developer, Gleeson Strategic Land, put in the appeal after its plans to build 67 homes on land south of Sandhole Lane in Westbury was knocked back.

The appeal is due to begin on October 26 at 10am at The Laverton, Bratton Road, Westbury. There is also the option to tune in to the appeal virtually. The council rejected the plans for a number of reasons including the development being labelled as unsustainable, its location in open countryside and lack of infrastructure.

The decision notice continued: “The applicant has not demonstrated that the development would lead to a safe access to the highway network as such the development would result in an unacceptable impact on highway safety.”

Calne: Bryants Transport Ltd of Mile Elm Farm in Calne is applying to change an existing goods vehicle operator’s licence.

If successful, the company will be able to keep an additional two goods vehicles and two trailers at the Mile Elm Farm operating site.

Heddington: Trevor William Skuse trading as T.W Skuse & Son Transport of 4 Kings Play Cottages in Heddington has applied to change an existing goods vehicle operator’s licence. The change, if successful, would allow T.W Skuse & Sons Transport to keep an additional two goods vehicles and two trailers at its operating centre at Eyres Farm, Stockley Road in Heddington.

Baydon: We NoGo has applied for a premises licence for the Red Lion in Ermin Street. If the licence is granted it will allow the pub to sell alcohol for consumption on and off site and for regulated entertainment.