From speed checks to screen tourism: Wiltshire's local agenda spans restrictions, planning and promotion
Recent Wiltshire news items show traffic enforcement, pub exclusions, a planning consultation and a possible film-tourism boost emerging in the same news cycle.
The Wiltshire Times said police had caught drivers speeding in a Wiltshire town [1]. It separately reported that police and local pubs had discussed exclusions for multiple individuals after a meeting aimed at reducing crime and disorder [6][7]. The same paper said people in a Wiltshire town were being invited to help shape a new planning blueprint [5]. BBC News Wiltshire and BBC News Gloucestershire, meanwhile, reported that locations in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire were used in Guy Ritchie's latest blockbuster series and that it could bring a tourism boost to the West [2][3][4]. Read together, the items show Wiltshire's current local agenda spanning restrictions, future development and a possible screen-tourism boost.
Sources
- Wiltshire Times: Police lie in wait for drivers speeding through Wiltshire
- BBC News Wiltshire: The Gentlemen 'could bring tourism boost to West'
- BBC News Gloucestershire: The Gentlemen 'could bring tourism boost to West'
- BBC News Wiltshire: The Gentlemen 'could bring tourism boost to West'
- Wiltshire Times: Major blueprint could shape future development of town
- Wiltshire Times: Individuals could be banned across pubs in bid to reduce crime and disorder
- Wiltshire Times: Individuals could face bans from pubs following recent meeting
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