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Issue 70 Autumn 2018

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Upcoming Events Calne Bonfire & Fireworks Night Friday 2nd November Beversbrook Sports Facility Calne Shopping Week 3rd - 9th November Calne Christmas Festival & Lantern Parade Saturday 1st December

WHAT A SUMMER! Calne Summer Carnival & Festival review, Calne in Bloom Judging Day & more in our special 12-page Annual Report edition

Calne Town Council, Bank House, The Strand, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 0EN 01249 814000 calne@calne.gov.uk www.calne.gov.uk

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TOWN MAYOR’S UPDATE It is now just over 2 months since I became Town Mayor and I’ve certainly been very busy. I’ve been working to set up the Street Pastor Scheme, Shopping Week and the Christmas Dinner for the elderly, as I promised when I became Town Mayor.

I will be attending the newly set up Town Mayor’s Forum where mayors can discuss the issues that all Wiltshire towns and parishes face, with parking being one of the topics for discussion. In Calne we’ve celebrated the rededication of the War Memorial. I found it particularly moving when our young people read out the names of the men who left Calne and gave their lives to defend our country.

Hills Waste have been given planning permission to build a link road across their site between Lower Compton and Oxford Road which will greatly reduce the number of HGVs going through the centre of the town. This in turn will reduce the levels of pollution our children walk through on their journey to and from school each day.

As a community event the Summer Festival was a triumph. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make the costumes and decorate the floats.

I want to say a special thank you to all the children who arrived early, ready for judging and waited so patiently until the carnival procession began.

Also, we celebrated the centenary of the Suffragette Movement with a march through the town. It’s easy to take ‘the right to vote’ for granted. I wonder what the suffragettes would think about the people who don’t make use of their vote nowadays.

It’s the best carnival we have had for a long time, so I need to pause and pay tribute to the hard work and imagination of the Town Council’s new Events Organiser, Erin Weaver. As always volunteer marshals and the Town Council staff worked tirelessly throughout the day and in the days beforehand to make sure the event ran smoothly.

Although the Town Council continues to face challenges with budget cuts, reduced policing levels and an increase in our responsibilities, our community is going from strength to strength. The Calne Clean Up Crew are drawing in new members and working with local schools to inspire our young people to take pride in their surroundings. Also, Calne Safety Forum works alongside the CCTV team and the increasing number of Neighbourhood Watch Schemes.

Calne Springs, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Our Place team are working hard to bring tourists to Calne. We are now part of the A4 Tourist Route which runs out of London. The Calne Our Place team are working with towns along the route and Visit Wiltshire to explore the potential of the project.

Calne Town Mayor

Cllr Glenis Ansell

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Community spirit shines th rough at Summer Festival and Ca rnival Article from The Gazette and

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CALNE SUMMER FESTIVAL & CARNIVAL 2018 On Saturday 30th June, hundreds of local residents joined us in the town centre for the annual Summer Festival & Carnival. Following the theme of books, the event was full of different activities, live music, authors and not forgetting the mystical Sea Sphere, which entertained guests around the town.

Over 40 stalls lined the streets of Calne, from community groups to small traders who exhibited their products.

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Contact Warm & Safe Wiltshire for free, impartial advice about keeping your home warm, using your heating system, understanding your energy bills and making energy saving improvements as well as registering for the Priority Services Register. Advice can be given through home visits as well as over the phone. Fire safety alarm and appliance checks can also be organised in partnership with Fire and Rescue for eligible residents.

Judging this year’s procession entries was a difficult task for our judges, as the standards were very high! The two categories for judging were float entries and walking entries.

Warm and Safe Wiltshire is a service provided by Swindon Borough Council and Wiltshire Council in partnership with the Centre for Sustainable Energy and Dorset and The winners of each category and their Wiltshire Fire Service. chosen book theme are as followed:

Event Organiser, Erin Weaver commented on the day “This year’s event proved to be one of the best we’ve ever held in the town, with over forty stalls and twenty-one entrants in the carnival procession.

There’s plenty of pictures from the event over on our Facebook Page: facebook.com/CalneTC

WARM & SAFE WILTSHIRE Do you struggle to keep your home warm or worry how you will afford your energy bills this winter?

If you, or someone you know, would benefit from speaking to a trained energy advisor, then get in touch. Call 0800 038 5722, email warmandsafe@cse.org.uk, Web www.warmandsafewiltshire.org.uk

Children’s authors, M.P Robertson and Mimi Thebo, hosted workshops, talks and book signings alongside other book-themed events held in the Calne Library and Hub.

The amazing turnout from residents and visitors was helped by a wide range of different activities, bands and authors in the town as part of our book theme running all the way through the event. I’d like to thank everyone who took part and helped out on the day, I can’t wait to start planning next year’s carnival”

Featured News

FLOAT ENTRIES

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1st Calne Scouts The Wizard of Oz 2nd Calne Our Place The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 3rd Calne Evangelical Church Charlie and the Chocolate Factory WALKING ENTRIES

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Holy Trinity CofE Academy/Atwell Wilson

The Wind in the Willows 2nd Sunny Days Nursery Peter Pan 3rd Kittiwake Charity Aladdin

Calne Connection is the official newsletter of Calne Town Council Digital copies are available via www.calne.gov.uk If you require the newsletter in a different format, please contact calne@calne.gov.uk or call 01249 814000.

Would you like your community organisation featured in future issues of Calne Connection?

Please get in contact with Ronan, Publicity and Promotions Officer via rwilson@calne.gov.uk

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ANNUAL REPORT 2017/18 Welcome to a summary of Calne Town Council’s Annual Report for 2017/18. This report gives information about the Town Council, the money it spends and the activities it carries out.

We welcome your comments and feedback.

Jeannette Young Director of Council Services

COUNCILLORS Calne has 19 Town Councillors who are elected for a term of four years; the next election will take place in May 2021. Councillors are responsible for making key policy decisions and deciding on the Town Council’s spending plans and budget for the financial year ahead.

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CORPORATE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF CALNE TOWN COUNCIL - To represent the views and wishes of all the residents of Calne.

- To promote equality of access to every resident.

- To preserve and enhance the culture and traditions of the town.

- To work both independently and in partnership with others to improve the quality of life by developing and improving facilities and services to the highest standards.

TOWN COUNCIL STAFF The Town Council employs 21 full-time and 9 part-time staff, several volunteers and also employs casual bar staff. Officers also provide support to councillors as required and a Proper Officer is present at all council and committee meetings to provide legal and practical advice and record decisions that are made.

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION The finance and administration of the Town Council is carried out at the Town Council’s offices in Bank House. Finance and administration include support to councillors, general office support and support for frontline services.

By-elections are held if seats become vacant. The Town Mayor and Deputy Town Mayor are elected annually in May. In addition, finance and administration includes the employment of specialist COUNCIL AND COMMITTEE consultants to undertake quantity and MEETINGS structural surveys, legal services, valuation Meetings of the full Town Council and land agency services in respect of the are held every two months to Town Council’s property portfolio. carry out the majority of the council’s business. These meetings CORPORATE GOVERNANCE are supported by three other Corporate Governance ensures that the committees: Town Council is doing the right things • • •

Policy and Resources Amenities Town Development and Planning

in the right way for the right people in a timely, inclusive, open, honest and accountable manner. This is critical in order to deliver the intended outcomes for citizens and service users and to operate in an efficient, effective and ethical manner.

- To maintain the highest standards of Corporate Governance in the administration, performance and conduct of the Town Council.

- To attract investment from both the public and private sectors, in order to ensure the economic wellbeing of Calne’s residents.

- To ensure the town and future growth is managed in a careful and planned manner by working with the Neighbourhood Plan.

GRANTS AND DONATIONS Grants and donations (including free use of Town Hall rooms are awarded by the Town Council’s Policy and Resources Committee.

In 2017-18 Calne Town Council awarded £9787.50 of grants (excluding free use of the Town Hall).

In 2017-18 Calne Town Council awarded £2347 in grants for free use of the Town Hall.

Donations separate from the General Grants budget totalled £16,000 for the year 2017-18.

CCTV CCTV continues to be a powerful weapon against crime producing consistently compelling evidence for criminal prosecutions. The team of dedicated volunteers staff the Control Room at peak times throughout the week, working in partnership with the main retailers in the town centre, providing that vital link to the police.

Volunteers gave an accumulative total of 2875 hours since April 2017 an average of 240 hours per month.

YOU CAN FIND THE FULL ANNUAL REPORT ONLINE AT CALNE.GOV.UK OR TO REQUEST A PAPER COPY, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH VIA CALNE@CALNE.GOV.UK OR 01249 814000.

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CALNE TOWN COUNCIL ANNUAL REPORT 2017/18 Key Achievements

Calne Town Council Income Spread 2017/18 (£) Services to the Public Public Buildings Parks and Open Spaces Beversbrook Community Capital Corporate Management Admin Support Services Other Costs Precept

18430 44433 49962 175224 107498 12909 11561 12695 1162003

Services to the Public Democratic and Central Precept Beversbrook Grants and Commuted Sums

118333 24256 1162003 175224 114899

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CALNE NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN On 1st February 2018, the Calne Community Neighbourhood Plan voters agreed that Wiltshire Council should use the Plan for Calne and Calne Without to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood.

CALNE IN BLOOM 2017 Calne achieved its fourth gold in the RHS South West in Bloom awards in 2017. Judges, Bob Sweet and Richard Taylor, came to Calne on 11th July and visited many locations around the town.

NEW BOUNDARY SIGNS Calne Our Place unveiled new boundary signs for the town, branding Calne as ‘A Town of Discovery’.

Calne Town Council Expenditure Spread 2017/18 (£) Services to the Public Buildings Parks and Open Spaces Beversbrook Capital Service Support Costs Loans etc

197246 76153 207293 339812 8822 445300 67351

TESCO SHOWROOM In December 2017, the new Tesco Superstore provided a showroom for Calne. Managed by Calne Springs CIC, the showroom is available for renting by businesses for a wide variety of purposes, with days also available for local groups/ charities to do promotions.

GRANTS AWARDED Calne Town Council awards grants to local community groups and organisations throughout the year.

In 2017, A Place 4 Us, a local disability youth club was awarded £5000 from the Policy & Resources Committee.

The grant allowed the club to secure 5 spaces for local young people with disabilities to access a venue to develop social and life skills.

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/CleanUpCalne Joe, Rosie & James

This issue, we are foccusing on the amazing work that Calne Clean Up Crew do around the town. The group was set up by Catherine Crofts to help keep Calne clean with her dedicated group of volunteers.

Since the group’s creation, they have been cleaning rivers, brooks, woods, verges, fields, streets and anything inbetween.

Jackie and Sharon

Anna and Wendy

Calne Clean Up Crew are always looking for new volunteers to help keep Calne clean! You can join Cath and the Clean Up Crew by checking out their facebook page weekly for locations and times.

Or, why not adopt a street or create your own street clean group? It’s a great opportunity to get involved with the community and your friends and neighbours!

Tamzyn and Romily Calne Clean Up Crew can be contacted via:

calnecleanupcrew@hotmail.com www.facebook.com/CleanUpCalne

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Calne Town Council can provide you with any equipment needed, including litter pickers, gloves and bin bags. We can also arrange for collection of waste bags.

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Calne in Bloom

The RHS South West in Bloom judges, Jane Pagano and Michael Foy arrived in Calne on Tuesday 10th July to mark the town in the South West in Bloom Portman Cup category.

lunch in the Town Hall and a chance to meet with all the representatives of the many community groups, volunteers and staff who work so tirelessly all year round to keep everywhere looking beautiful.

It was a glorious sunny day which started with greetings in the Town Hall from Chair of the Calne in Bloom working Group, Cllr Heather Canfer and Cllr Declan Boore. After some refreshment Calne in Bloom Co-ordinator, Trudy King gave an informal presentation whilst taking the judges around the photo displays depicting the past 12 month’s achievements.

Trudy King, Calne in Bloom Co-ordinator, said ‘it is an amazing achievement to have been awarded gold for each of the past four years and of course we hope for a fifth, but the main thing is to keep Calne clean and beautiful all year round for our residents and visitors. The main aim is always to benefit our community; we are very proud of our town and love to hear the positive comments from our residents and visitors. I feel very lucky to live here.’

At 10am, the party which consisted of the two RHS judges, Cllr Heather Canfer and Operations Supervisor, Ben Braine departed to start the tour. The criteria the judges mark each town on consist of Horticultural Achievement, Environmental Responsibility and Community Participation. These are then broken down into further sub-criteria.

‘We would like to thank all our grounds staff, community groups and many volunteers for their hard work and determination in what has been a very busy year with a recent challenging spell of weather, also a big thank you to Atwell Wilson for driving the party in their very beautiful vintage Daimler. They help us with this every year and it is very much appreciated’.

Areas visited throughout the 3.5 hour tour were Castlefields Canal and River Park, the newly restored War Memorial at St Mary the Virgin Parish Church, The Green, Beversbrook Sports Facility, Beversbrook Allotments, Page Close Community Garden, Phelps Parade, Town Gardens, High Street and finally Beach Terrace.

We have posted some great photos from the judging day, over on the Calne in Bloom Facebook page: www.facebook.com/CalneinBloom

At each location there were volunteers or staff ready to speak with the judges about their individual projects. When the judging tour was finished there was a well earned celebration buffet

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Issue 70 Autumn 2018 Calne Chamber of Commerce and Calne Springs CIC Alliance At a recent joint meeting of Calne Springs CIC Directors and Calne Chamber of Commerce Committee it was decided that for the foreseeable future the two organisations will operate as an Alliance.

They will share meetings and take joint decisions and actions, but each organisation will maintain its own identity, constitution, operating policies and procedures.

More information on the alliance can be found via: www.calnewiltshire.com

CALNE FOOD FESTIVAL COMING SEPTEMBER!

Calne Showroom History and Update

Over 3 years ago, Tesco applied for Outline Planning Permission for a large store on the land at New for 2018! The festival promises a flavoursome line up of experiences for Beversbrook. Calne Town Council, food lovers hungry to explore a wide range of foodie and drink delights. The Calne Chamber of Commerce and festival is free to enter and will include live entertainment and demonstrations Calne Springs CIC (Town Team) throughout the day for people to enjoy. took a united view that it was futile to oppose planning and the way There will be a variety of different food and drink stalls showcasing their products, street food traders and marketplace traders selling their goods for you forward was to work with Tesco to integrate the new store with the to purchase and eat at the festival or take home with you. town and surrounding area.

Foodie Heaven in Our Town; a family friendly food festival.

You will be able to walk around Phelps Parade and sample all the different cuisines on offer including South Indian Street Food, Caribbean BBQ, Mexican Street Food, Cakes, Independent Brewers and more! Calne Food Festival is a great opportunity to explore the people and stories behind an array of products and tastes and will hopefully give you the chance to try something new.

In our live music area there will be a number of acts performing throughout the day while you sit and relax in our seating area absorbing the sights, sounds and flavours on offer. There will also be a number of different bars offering various beverages for everyone to sit and drink whilst experiencing the festival.

Come and join the fun on the 15th September 2018, the event will run from 10am – 4pm.

For details and stand bookings contact Briony Simpson 01380 734364 or email brionysimpson@redpin.co.uk

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The Tesco store opened just before Christmas 2017 and Calne Town Council with Calne Springs took over the Showroom in January this year.

A business can book the Showroom and use it for a charge to promote their services. Bookings and payment for the Showroom are handled by the new website that the Calne Springs Team have had built and can be accessed via calnewiltshire.com. Enquiries for charities and community group usage should be sent by email to calnesprings@mail.uk.

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Heritage Week 10th to 16th September 2018 Bringing Calne’s past to life with a week of open days, talks and guided walks

Many events are FREE to enjoy Programmes also include a 2 for 1 Entry Voucher for Bowood House & Gardens on Sunday 16th September!

Full programme of 32 events available at the Calne Visitor and Information Centre 9

Calne Our Place

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What’s on at Beversbrook Beversbrook Sports and Community Facility, Beversbrook Road Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 9FL E: kwhitehorn@calne.gov.uk - T: 01249 814191

MONDAY FC Wiltshire 5:30pm - 7:30pm F.A. Girls Wiltshire 6pm-9pm Pilates 6pm-7:15pm

SATURDAY Tiny Tots 9am-10am FC Calne 9am-10:30am

TUESDAY FC Calne 5pm-8:30pm Derry Hill FC 5pm-8:30pm Zumba 6:15pm-7:15pm Adult Choir 7:30pm-9pm

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Slimming World Xpression Street Dance Supplecore Pilates 9:30am-12:30pm & 4pm-5:30pm 9:30am-10:30am FC Calne FC Calne 5:30pm-9pm Calne Art Group 5pm-8:30pm 4pm-8pm 10am-12noon FC Wiltshire Walking Football 50+ 5:30pm-8:30pm 2:30pm-4pm FC Calne 6pm-8pm Calne Archery Club SUNDAY COMING THIS OCTOBER! Calne Archery Club 6pm-8pm Experience the Megaslam Wrestling 2pm-4pm at Beversbrook this October. Tickets *Schedule subject to change

For more information, please contact 01249 814191 or email kwhitehorn@calne.gov.uk

Calne Town Hall Calne Town Hall is the perfect venue for your group, event, party or wedding.

Enquiries for bookings can be made by contacting calne@calne.gov.uk or calling 01249 814000.

will be available soon and are extremely limited. More information will be posted on the Beversbrook Facebook Page.

What’s on at Calne Town Hall MONDAY

Apire Martial Arts aspirema.co.uk / 0800 206 1855 LAS Zumba Class @calnezumba / 07368 423848

TUESDAY PSYCHIC MEDIUM NIGHT Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt will be joining us at Calne Town Hall on Friday 17th August, for a night of spiritual mediumship. More information can be found at facebook.com/CalneTC

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Quicksteps Dance Class clair33.mgn@gmail.com

THURSDAY

Hartbeeps North Wiltshire sadie@harpbeeps.com / hartbeeps.com Calne Larks Choir LAS Zumba Class @calnezumba / 07368 423848

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What’s On August BOX OFFICE

Psychic Medium Night

Cut out this helpful what’s on guide for Calne. If you have any upcoming community events that you would like to feature in a future edition of Calne Connection, please email calne@calne.gov.uk

Tickets:

First 2 rows, Programme & prosecco - £18

3rd & 4th rows S&Owine LD OU- T£14 Standard seats - £10

CALNE HERITAGE WEEK 10th - 16th September Bringing Calne’s past to life with a week of open days, talks and guided walks. Programme of 32 events available online or at Calne Visitor and Information Centre.

See Page 9 for more information

Friday 17th August 7pm for 7:30pm Calne town hall tickets available from the farmhouse cafe

CALNE SHOPPING WEEK 3rd - 9th November An initiative from Town Mayor Cllr Glenis Ansell, supported by Calne Springs, Calne Chamber of Commerce, Calne Our Place and Calne Town Council. Discover the amazing range of local retailers, small businesses and local tradespeople during our first annual Shopping Week which will run throughout the week 3rd to 9th November in venues across town.

More information to follow on the Calne Town Council Facebook page.

CALNE FOOD FESTIVAL 2018 Saturday 15th September The festival promises a flavoursome line up of experiences for food lovers hungry to explore a wide range of foodie and drink delights.

See Page 8 for more information

Calne Bonfire & Fireworks Night Friday 2nd November

Beversbrook Community Facility

Live Music From Homer - Free Sparkler Bar Craft Fair - Jenning’s Funfair - Bar & Food

Ticket Information Coming Soon!

Calne Christmas Festival & Lantern Parade Saturday 1st December

Theme Revealed Soon!

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Calne Town Council Upcoming Meetings 2018

Amenities Town Development & Planning Annual Parish Meeting of Calne Town Council Annual Meeting of Town Council and Mayor Making Town Council Finance Working Group

AUG SEPT OCT RECESS

Policy & Resources

Public Holidays 27th

(Wed) 1,22

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Three Month Meeting Schedule

We invite public participation at council meetings, and we are always keen to hear your opinions and suggestions for Calne.

2018

(Mon) 24 (Mon) 3 (Wed) 12

(Tues) 25(B) (Mon) 15,29

NORTH WARD

CHILVESTER & ABBERD WARD

Town Mayor Cllr Glenis Ansell 11 Orchard Close, Calne, SN11 8HA 01249 816164 or 07801 270299 glenans@icloud.com

(Mon) 22 (Wed) 3,24

You can contact your councillors directly, with the information below. If you do not know who your councillor is, please contact us on 01249 814000 or email calne@calne.gov.uk Calne Town Council, Bank House, The Strand, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 0EN Email: calne@calne.gov.uk Telephone: 01249 814000 Facebook: Calne Town Council Twitter: @CalneTC Instagram: @calnetowncouncil

(Mon) 15,29

Opening Times: Monday to Thursday 9am-5pm Friday 9am-4:30pm

CENTRAL WARD

SOUTH WARD

Deputy Town Mayor Cllr Robert Merrick c/o 20 Phelps Parade, Calne, SN11 0HA 07932 357733 robertmerricklibdem@gmail.com

Cllr Howard Marshall 43 Amberley Close, Calne, SN11 9UP howardmarshall@gmail.com 07464 699113

Cllr John Bennett 28 St Margaret’s Close, Calne, SN11 0UQ 07737 123181 cllrjohnbennett@gmail.com

Cllr Tom Rounds* 9 Honeysuckle Close, Calne, SN11 9TE 01249 812464 or 07771 760300 tomrounds@aol.com

Cllr Tony Trotman* 109 Wessington Park, Calne, SN11 0AZ 01249 816062 or 07816 830873 tonytrotman47@gmail.com

Cllr Ian Thorn* 9 Round House, Calne, SN11 0BE 01249 816351 ianlthorn@hotmail.co.uk

Cllr Alan Hill* 1 Ebor Paddock, Calne, SN11 0JY 01249 821855 ahill4232@gmail.com

Cllr John Fisher 76 Stickleback Road, Calne, SN11 9RB 07557 374550 cllrjonfisher@gmail.com

Cllr Heather Canfer 56 Newbury Avenue, Calne, SN11 9UN 01249 822249 hcanfer@btinternet.com

Cllr John Boaler 11 Woodlands Park, Calne, SN11 0JX 01249 819133 cllrjohnboaler@gmail.com

Cllr Matt Riley c/o Calne Town Council, Calne, SN11 0EN mattjeriley@outlook.com

Cllr Declan Boore 16 Brunel Way, Calne, SN11 9FN 07908 606618 declan.boore@hotmail.com

Cllr Richard Jones 24 Honeysuckle Close, Calne, SN11 9US richcalnetown@gmail.com

Cllr Rob MacNaughton 15 Castle House, Calne, SN11 0EY 01249 815777 robertmacnaughton@mac.com

Cllr David Conway 41 Lake View, Calne, SN11 8JA 07973 182646 david.conway@talk21.com

Cllr Terry Couchman 116 Carnegie Mews, Calne, SN11 0SQ 07910 173336 terry-couchman@hotmail.co.uk

Cllr Greg Widger 12 Northfields, Calne, SN11 9ED 07901 933755 greg.widger@btopenworld.com

Cllr Mark Mewett 12 Merlin Road, Calne, SN11 9R1 01249 818835 markgmewett@hotmail.com

*These councillors also serve on Wiltshire Council