Wiltshire towns juggle film tourism hopes, development blueprint and pub bans
Reports from Wiltshire show the county's towns are simultaneously preparing for a film-tourism boost, a new planning blueprint and pub exclusions aimed at reducing crime and disorder.
Reports published around the same time show Wiltshire's towns juggling opportunity and safety concerns. BBC News reported that locations in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire were used in Guy Ritchie's latest blockbuster series, and that the series could bring a tourism boost to the West [1][2][3]. Wiltshire Times reported that people in a Wiltshire town are being invited to help shape a new planning blueprint [4]. The same outlet reported that police and local pubs discussed exclusions for multiple individuals following a meeting in a Wiltshire town [5][6].
Sources
- 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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