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Wiltshire Pension Fund faces pressure to divest from defence companies - AOL (opens the original)
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More than 90,000 members of Wiltshire Pension Fund could be consulted on whether their £3.8bn pot should cease investing in arms companies, though not until next year. Campaigner Alex Hall called on councillors to hold a formal vote on withdrawing investment from weapons manufacturers and to bring forward a planned survey of pension scheme members. In a response considered by the Wiltshire Pension Fund Committee last week, officers said any decision to divest from aerospace and defence companies
500-year-old Wiltshire manor to be turned into luxury hotel - AOL (opens the original)
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A Grade I listed manor house in Wiltshire is set to be transformed into an upmarket hotel. Wiltshire Council has this week approved plans by the new owners of Hazelbury Manor, at Box, to convert the 500-year-old property from residential use to hospitality. The owners aid they want to provide a "high-quality hospitality offer" that will bolster Wiltshire's visitor economy while securing the long-term preservation of these important heritage assets. Rural Solutions Ltd, representing the owners, d
Longleat Festival of Light 2026 secret plans unveiled - AOL (opens the original)
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Behind-the-scenes secrets have emerged as one of Wiltshire's most visited tourist destinations gears up for a major seasonal spectacle. Longleat Estate has staged its popular Festival of Light since 2014, drawing around 150,000 visitors. However, beneath the sparkle and spectacle, there are staff to house, installations – including the celebrated singing Christmas tree – to be built and maintained, and vehicles to be accommodated. An application to Wiltshire Council seeks permission for all thre
Boost for Wiltshire countryside as farmers land £1.2m - AOL (opens the original)
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Farmers near Wiltshire have landed more than £1 million to improve the countryside in the shadow of power lines. North Wessex Downs National Landscape has been given £1.2 million by National Grid's Landscape Enhancement Initiative. The cash will go to 20 farms in the North Wessex Downs Southern Streams Farmer Group, and will be used to plant over 1.2km of new hedgerow and broadleaf woodland, as well as creating 10 new ponds and restoring downland in an area between Burbage, near Marlborough, and
Residents fear 'development by stealth' after council gives go-ahead to 'industrial park' - AOL (opens the original)
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Residents in a Wiltshire hamlet fear they have fallen foul of "development by stealth" after Wiltshire planners granted permission for an "industrial park" on a farm. The Crown Estate – a public corporation that manages assets held on behalf of the Crown – applied for planning permission last year to convert two barns on Moorhouse Farm, Netherstreet near Bromham, for what it described as "flexible commercial use." Concerned by the potential for increased traffic and noise, and the impact on the
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