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The official newsletter of Calne Town Council You can follow us on
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CALNE HERITAGE QUARTER IT’S NEVER BEEN EASIER TO EXPLORE CALNE’S PAST FIND OUT MORE: PAGES 4-5
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: • COMMUNITY NEWS • GUIDE TO LOCAL EVENTS • CALNE TOWN COUNCIL’S ANNUAL REPORT 1
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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Summary of the Calne Community Neighbourhood Plan Housing Site Consultation - Spring 2016 We have just come to the end of another round of public consultation, which focussed specifically on housing sites, asking the views of the public on two possible sites for development: 1
Land North of Low Lane
Drop in events were held in the Town Hall, Calne and Lansdowne Hall, Derry Hill in May 2016. An online and paper questionnaire was also launched and this ran for a 6 week period, closing at the end of June 2016. A total of 385 responses were made to the questionnaire, including 390 detailed answers from residents giving their views. 130 people attended the two drop in events. A full report has been prepared and will be available to view on our websites very soon. The results of this consultation will inform the next steps and allow the group to move forward and develop their draft plan, which they hope to be ready by the Autumn. Opposite is a brief summary of the quantitative information.
2 Land South West of Calne
Thank you to the following primary schools who joined Calne Town Council in planting this year’s tubs and beehive planters: Marden Vale, Holy Trinity, St Edmund’s, Fynamore, Priestley and St Margaret’s. Trudy King, Calne in Bloom Coordinator, said: “This is a lovely annual community event, it’s lovely for the students to know that they have made such a big contribution to the town.”
SITE NORTH OF LOW LANE
LAND SOUTH WEST OF CALNE
Would you support the development of land North of Low Lane for 250 dwellings, if the scheme included a link road, local convenience shop with (% of respondents) parking, and two children’s play spaces?
Would you support the development of land to the South West of Calne, if the scheme included a convenience store, open space, additional school fields / pitches and a cycle way?
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CALNE CARNIVAL ‘ROARING’ GOOD FUN Winners of the Carnival Procession Float Entries: 1st – Calne Guiding Brownies & Guides 2nd – Calne Evangelical Church 3rd – Calne Lions Club Walking Entries: 1st – Sunny Days Children’s Nursery 2nd – Holy Trinity Primary School 3rd – Cherhill Primary School
Crowds of ecstatic residents packed the streets of Calne for this year’s Summer Festival & Carnival on Saturday 25th June. The jewel in the carnival’s crown this year was the 17ft long animatronic and roaring T-Rex dinosaur which entertained adults and children alike throughout the day.
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FREE SKY RIDES COMING TO CALNE Not cycled for a while and looking for an easy way to get back in the saddle? Fancy a fun way to get your friends or kids riding? Why not take part in a Sky Ride Local this summer? Wiltshire Council has once again teamed up with British Cycling to deliver a fantastic series of free scenic guided cycle rides starting in Calne. Booking is essential, visit www.goskyride.com/wiltshire to find out more.
Calne to Chippenham Railway Path - 6 miler Sunday 7th August at 10.00am
Calne to Tytherton Toot - 11 miler Sunday 11th September at 10.00am
Wiltshire Town Criers Championship
Calne to Tytherton Toot - 11 miler Sunday 23rd October at 10.00am
Left to right: Mike Rose – Physical Activity Officer Wiltshire Council, Councillor Tom Rounds – Calne Town Mayor, Jo-Anne Downing – Recreation Manager South for British Cycling and Jerry Kunkler – Portfolio for Leisure & Sport Wiltshire Council. ©Anna Stowe/Bowood
Bowood House & Gardens Saturday 6th August, 1 - 4.30pm Following the success of Calne Town Crier Mark Wylie at the 2015 championship, this annual spectacle will be held in the beautiful grounds of Bowood. Normal admission applies.
2016/2017 SEASON STARTING THIS AUTUMN Follow Big Screen Beversbrook on Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest film screenings.
WordFest 2016: Calne’s Unexpected Tales 24th September to 1st October www.facebook.com/calnewordfest
An amazing week celebrating all kinds of communication. Highlights include: • ‘Ghost Story Dinner’ at the Lansdowne Hotel, come and tell your own unexpected tale. Tickets from the Lansdowne. • ‘Dahl in a Day’ 8 hours of Roald Dahl outside Sainsbury’s. Sign up for a slot to read and hear some of your favourite stories. • Calne’s Unexpected Trail Pick up a trail map from the library and take a tour of shop windows in Calne guessing scenes and characters from Roald Dahl books. • Revolting Recipes run by anyone who can cook. Come and make up your own revolting recipe and get hints and tips on healthy lifestyles, working out budgets and living independently. • Drop in workshops and groups throughout the week. • An epic Celebration Event on Saturday 1st October with comedians, storytellers and examples of pieces produced throughout the week.
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Two Hours Free Parking in Heritage Quarter Car Park It was agreed in June’s Full Town Council meeting to fund a further six months of two hours free parking in Calne’s Heritage Quarter Car Park, Church Street. This follows a six month trial during which local businesses noticed an increase in footfall after awareness of the six month trial spread amongst residents and visitors.
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NEW HERITAGE QUARTER MAPS UNLOCK CALNE’S PAST It’s never been easier to discover Calne’s thriving past with the installation of six new maps around the town’s Heritage Quarter. Each of the six maps contains site-specific information and historical photographs, offering readers a glimpse into the past of each location. Produced in collaboration between Calne Heritage Centre, Calne Town Council and community tourism group Calne Our Place, the maps are designed to encourage both visitors and residents to step off the beaten track and explore Calne’s historic streets and parks. The maps can be found on interpretation boards outside Calne Heritage Centre and on The Green, as well as in bus stops on the High Street, The Pippin and either side of The Strand. Funded by grants from Wiltshire Council through Calne Area Board and Calne Chamber of Commerce, the maps also feature the location of Calne’s Blue Plaques and points of interest within the Heritage Quarter. Calne Heritage Quarter was delineated 18 months ago by community tourism group Calne Our Place. The quarter is one of a number of the group’s initiatives to raise the town’s profile as a place to visit. There are plenty of ways to get involved in the group’s exciting work, to find out more like ‘Calne Our Place’ on Facebook or contact Claire Selman, Calne Town Council, on 01249 814000. Calne Heritage Centre is free to visit and open Wednesdays to Saturdays 10am to 4pm and Sundays 2pm to 4pm. The centre tells the story of Calne through displays of objects, photographs and memories and will be hosting guided walks and talks during Calne Heritage Week, 5th to 11th September.
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What’s Monday 5th September • Calne Heritage Quarter Guided Walk 2pm – 3.30pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free. Booking essential, visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com or call 01249 814000 • Talk – Carnegie’s Gift, The History of Calne Heritage Centre’s Building and The Growth of The Library Service in Calne, 7pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free
Tuesday 6th September • Talk – Whatever Happened in Calne? 2.30pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free • The Surviving Oddities of Calne Guided Walk, 6pm to 7.30pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free. Booking essential, visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com or call 01249 814000
Wednesday 7th September • The Great C&T Harris Reunion Tea Party, 2pm to 5pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free • Calne Heritage Quarter Guided Walk 6.30pm to 8pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free. Booking essential, visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com or call 01249 814000
Thursday 8th September • Bowood ‘Capabilty’ Brown Tour
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10.30am to 12 noon, Bowood House & Gardens, free. Booking essential, visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com or call 01249 814000 • Blue Plaque Trail Guided Walk 2pm to 3.30pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free. Booking essential, visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com or call 01249 814000 • Talk – The Pub Names of Calne Through Time, 7pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free
Friday 9th September • The Wiltshire Cure and its Legacy Exhibition, 10am to 4pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free • Talk – Wiltshire & Swindon History Centre: A Treasure House for Local History, 10.30am, Calne Heritage Centre, free • Ancestry for Beginners 2.30pm to 4pm, Calne Library, free. Booking essential, visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com or call 01249 814000
Saturday 10th September • Book Launch – Fathoming the Universe by Sue Boddington 11am to 1pm, Calne Heritage Centre • The Big Weave on The Green 11am to 3pm, The Green, free
• Blast From The Past Fancy Dress Fun 1pm, Calne Heritage Centre, free • Calne Open Doors Day – step inside many of Calne’s historic buildings as they open their doors, on Saturday 10th September for Heritage Open Days. • Bevirs Solicitors – 10am to 1pm • St Edmund’s Catholic Church – 10am to 4pm • Calne Free Church – 10am to 4pm • Zion Baptist Chapel – 10am to 5pm • St Mary’s Church – 10am to 5pm • Calne Town Hall – 1pm to 4pm • Calne Almshouses – 2pm to 5pm
Sunday 11th September • Calne to Tytherton Toot – British Cycling Sky Ride Local 10am to 12.30pm, booking essential at www.goskyride.com/Wiltshire • Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum Discounted Entry, 11am to 5pm, kids go free and £2 off adults • Bowood House & Gardens 2 for 1 Entry, 11am to 6pm, last admission 5pm, terms apply. To claim this offer: visit www.booking.calnewiltshire.com to download voucher For more details about Calne Heritage Week visit www.calne.gov.uk or call Calne Town Council on 01249 814000
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Music lovers can enjoy performances of classical, jazz, folk and blues plus fringe events. This year’s Festival includes five events for and by children, including Crazy Classics. Calne Choral will also be performing. View work by amateur and professional artists with a display in Marden House, a photography exhibition in Calne Heritage Centre, local artists’ open studios at weekends and Bowood Carvers Workshops. Once again adults can take part in the annual art competition, and both adults and children in the annual poetry competition. Booking office: Calne Visitor & Community Information Centre from 15th August for Friends. General Booking begins on Tuesday 30th August (application forms to become a Friend will be available at the Booking Office).
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS ATTEMPT PLANNED AT CALNE’S CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL ON SATURDAY 3RD DECEMBER 2016 Calne Town Council is delighted to announce that plans are now well underway to enable a Guinness World Records™ title attempt to take place right in the heart of Calne for The Most Living Figures in a Nativity Scene. The main sponsor of the Festival this year, the Bible Society’s Paul Woolley, Interim Chief Executive said ‘We are delighted to be involved as the main sponsor of Calne’s Christmas Festival as the whole town attempts to host the world’s largest live nativity. The Bible story of Jesus’ birth is at the heart of Christmas and we are thrilled that people of all ages will be taking part and experiencing one of the world’s best known stories with a fresh perspective’. The Town Council is excited about the prospect of breaking a Guinness World Records title right here in Calne and that it will include many people from the Calne Community. Exact details of how people can get involved will be published on the Town Council’s Facebook, Twitter and website pages very soon.
BE PART OF HISTORY IN THE MAKING… Participants, dressed as angels or shepherds, will be able to book their place for this once in a lifetime opportunity from Monday 12th September 2016.
We will need lots of support this year in the organisation and on the day so if you are interested in getting involved please let us know. Contact Tracy Howell: thowell@calne.gov.uk.
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SUMMARY OF ANNUAL REPORT 2015/16
CORPORATE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES • • • •
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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. 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 well-being of Calne’s residents. To ensure the town and future growth is managed in a careful and planned manner by working on a Neighbourhood Plan. To comply with the requirements of the Government’s Local Council Award Scheme criteria. To use the ‘Power of General Competence’ for the benefit of the community.
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Calne Town Council Summary of Annual Report 2015/16
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK There is no doubt that this Town Council is extremely proactive, both in the formal business of the council and the development and welfare of the town and its residents. This is I believe a multi-factor achievement resulting from an extremely positive and forward thinking team of Councillors and Staff. There is obviously a legal and professional side to the council that has to be adhered to, but there is also a strong desire to continue to improve and expand the range of services to enrich daily life. One of my themes for this year has to be nurturing the strong links between the Town Council, the local community and its many volunteers. Calne has always been able to Calne Town Clerk Linda Roberts, second from left, with other Wiltshire pride itself on the number of community Town Clerks at the 2015 Magna Carta celebrations in Salisbury groups that quietly go about their work. Such individuals are frequently nominated to receive recognition under the Town Council’s Civic Award Scheme. If you know anyone who deserves recognition please do not hesitate to nominate them for next year’s awards. The town again has been recognised for the high standard of its floral displays, including those of its residents, by gaining Gold in the South West in Bloom Competition. Thanks must go to all of the staff, volunteers and community groups involved in this project. The CCTV system continues to be a valuable tool in maintaining the safety and well-being of the town. The CCTV Manager and his team of volunteers continue to monitor the streets to keep the levels of petty crime and traffic misdemeanors to a minimum. The Town Council events again struck a high note this year. The Summer and Christmas Festivals, Bonfire Night, Town Crier Competition, Spring Sing and Festival of Food & Drink drew amazing numbers of residents even when the weather wasn’t particularly kind to us. Whilst we are working hard to develop the future of the town, we are also strongly promoting Calne’s heritage. Calne Heritage Quarter was delineated over a year ago by community tourism group Calne Our Place and the town’s first Heritage Week celebrated the wealth of notable buildings and history within our town. Improvements have been made to the Town Hall’s Foyer and Corn Exchange and we are really excited about the prospect of achieving a Heritage Lottery Fund bid to develop elements of the Town Hall complex to create a real community and visitor focal point. Finally to close, on a personal note, I must again thank my staff for their support during my year of office as the President of the Society of Local Council Clerks. This was a busy time for us all, but as usual the team stepped up, worked together and achieved to some what would be impossible. In my role as President I put Calne and Wiltshire on the map nationally and shared many case studies with colleagues and councils on what can be achieved through determination and commitment to your community. We are a town which punches above its weight and I am proud and honoured to serve it in the capacity as Town Clerk.
Linda Roberts Town Clerk BA (Hons) Fellow ILCM
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Calne Town Council Summary of Annual Report 2015/16
COUNCILLORS The Town Council has 19 councillors who are elected for a term of four years. The next election will take place in May 2017. Councillors are responsible for making key policy decisions and deciding on the Town Council’s spending plans and budget for the financial year ahead.
STAFF Employing 22 full-time, 7 part-time and 24 casual staff, the Town Council is well resourced to carry out its duties and priorities. New members of the team continue to bring refreshing ideas and we have said goodbye to some loyal colleagues.
TOWN HALL The Town Hall is home to many community groups and is licensed to hold civil weddings, wedding receptions and baby-naming ceremonies. The venue hosted 12 ceremonies and/or receptions in 2015/2016.
EVENTS Events delivered by the team were well-received by the community and sponsorship helped to off-set the cost in 2015/2016.
ALLOTMENTS Both allotment sites at Beversbrook and Newcroft welcomed new plot holders throughout the year, with a current waiting time of 4 – 5 years for an allotment.
BEVERSBROOK SPORTS AND COMMUNITY FACILITY 40,000 people visit Beversbrook each year and the facility is home to 75 football teams (ranging from 3 year olds to seniors) and 25 other sporting, non-sporting and governing organisations. This year Beversbrook have been awarded: Institute of Groundsmanship Best Grass Roots Sports Facility in UK and Ireland 2015, level five ‘Outstanding’ in the Britain in Bloom “It’s Your Neighbourhood” Awards, Gold in the Britain in Bloom Parks and Open Spaces Category, runner-up in the Football Association Grounds Person of the Year 2015 and Winner of the Wiltshire Football Association Grounds Person of the Year 2015.
CCTV Operators made 145 entries into the Incident Log from April 2015 to March 2016 . Logged incidents are not indicative of crime figures for the town centre, but are entries made by operators relating to anything suspicious seen on camera in compliance with the objectives set out in the Town Council’s Code of Practice.
PLANNING APPLICATIONS During 2015/2016 the Town Council was consulted on 150 planning applications. The Town Council’s Town Development and Planning Committee is statutorily consulted on planning applications submitted to Wiltshire Council relating to the town. The Committee meets every three weeks to consider and comment on applications.
CIVIC AWARDS Each year the Town Council accepts nominations from the community for individuals who have made a significant contribution to the town. Civic Awards for 2015/2016 presented by Town Mayor Councillor Howard Marshall: Rebecca Green, Joe Provis, Jordan Holt and Beth Wheeler (Young Citizens Award), John Dawson, Kevin Wells and Andrew Marshall (Town Mayor’s Civic Award) and Ebony Bevan (Town Mayor’s Gift Fund).
GRANTS AND DONATIONS The Town Council continued to support community organisations and not-for-profit groups with grants for projects and use of the Town Hall.
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Calne Town Council Summary of Annual Report 2015/16
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Corporate Governance ensures that the Town Council is doing the right things 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 operate in an efficient, effective and ethical manner.
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION The finance and administration of the Town Council is carried out at its offices in Bank House and, when necessary, specialist consultants are employed to undertake services such as quantity and structural surveys, legal services and valuation and land agency services in respect of the Town Council’s property portfolio. The Town Council’s financial functions include accountancy, budgeting, payroll, asset management and debit and credit control. These functions are carried out in-house with consultants commissioned on occasion.
THE BUDGET PROCESS The Town Council’s formal budgetary cycle commences in October when a report is presented to the Full Town Council recommending a budget for the year commencing the following April. Any percentage increase will take account of changes in staff costs to reflect agreed national pay awards, the likely level of inflation for other supplies and services needed by the Town Council and any expenditure on committed capital programmes. Council Tax is collected on the Town Council’s behalf by Wiltshire Council. Information on how your Council Tax is spent and the yearly budget are available on the Town Council’s website and from the Visitor and Community Information Centre. The Town Council does not receive any funding from local businesses through the National Non-Domestic Rate nor does it receive any funding from central government.
INTERNAL AUDIT During the year audits are conducted by an internal auditor into processes of both a financial and nonfinancial nature to determine honesty and best value and to ensure that adherence to the law and council policy have been observed. The audit reports are submitted to the Town Council. The frequency of audits is determined by risk factor and recommendations for efficiency savings are made on both audited and nonaudited processes as required. Calne Town Council Income Spread 31.3.2016
Calne Town Council Expenditure Spread 31.3.2016
For a full copy of the Annual Report please contact the Council on 01249 814000 or email calne@calne.gov.uk
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What’s On listings give you a flavour of the many varied events on offer in Calne. We try to ensure the information reaches everyone in time, but sometimes it is not possible. To get up-to-the-minute information on community events in Calne and to view Town Council meeting times, visit www.calne.gov.uk
Tickets sold at Calne Visitor and Community Information Centre on The Strand
AUGUST AGENDEA ONLIN
Wednesday 3rd August Calne Town Council Town Development and Planning meeting Saturday 6th August Wiltshire Town Criers Championship Bowood House & Gardens, 1 – 4.30pm Normal admission applies Sunday 7th August British Cycling Sky Ride Local Calne to Chippenham Railway Path 6 miler, 10am, free, register: www.goskyride.com/wiltshire
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Monday 5th September Calne Town Council Amenities meeting
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Fri 16th – Sat 17th September Goatfest Goatacre, tickets: www.goatfest.co.uk
Sat 27th – Mon 29th August Tractor Ted’s Big Machines Weekend Bowood House & Gardens Normal admission applies
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SEPTEMBER Saturday 3rd September Calne Festival of Food & Drink Calne Town Centre 10am – 4pm, free entry Mon 5th – Sun 11th September Calne Heritage Week Various venues, many with free entry
Sat 24th September - Sat 1st October WordFest 2016: Calne’s Unexpected Tales Various venues in Calne Monday 26th September Calne Town Council Full Town Council meeting
OCTOBER Wednesday 5th October Calne Town Council Town Development and Planning meeting
Sunday 11th September British Cycling Sky Ride Local Calne to Tytherton Toot - 11 miler, 10am, free, register: www.goskyride.com/wiltshire Wednesday 14th September Calne Town Council Town Development and Planning meeting
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Thu 6th – Sun 16th October Calne Music & Arts Festival Programme: www.cmaf.org.uk
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Wednesday 19th October Moviola @ Calne Town Hall Film to be announced, 7.30pm
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Friday 21st October Calne Heritage Centre Trust Quiz Night Lansdowne Strand Hotel 7.30pm, call 01380 828851 to book Sunday 23rd October British Cycling Sky Ride Local Calne to Tytherton Toot - 11 miler, 10am, free, register: www.goskyride.com/wiltshire Monday 24th October Calne Town Council Amenities meeting
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FOCUS ON CALNE: CENTRAL WARD If you live on one of the following streets and you have any issues or concerns you would like to raise about your ward please contact one of your Central Ward Councillors. Abberd Way
(Park View Villas)
Long Barrow Road
Sandy Ridge
Wood Street
Anchor Road
Downland Road
Mallard Close
Sarum Way
Woodland Park
Angell Close
Druids Close
Marden Way
Savernake Dive
Wyvern Avenue
Avebury close
Edreds Court
Market Hill
Silbury Road
Yew Tree Close
Baily House
Falcon Road
Martin Way
Silver Street
Bentley Grove
Forman Street
Mill Street
Station Road
Blake House
Fynamore Gardens
New Road
Tern Close
Brewers Lane
George Close
Oak Close
The Glebe
Brook Way
Grierson Close
Oldbury Way
The Green
Canal Close
Harris Court
Oxford Road
The Pippin
Carnegie Mews
High Street
Park Close
(Pippin Row)
Castle Street
Highgrove Close
Patford Street
The Strand
Castle Walk
Hillcroft
(The Wharf)
Valley View
(Chaveywell Court)
Horsebrook
Phelps Parade
Vicarage Close
Castlefields
Heron Close
Pinhills
Walter Sutton Close
(Castlefields House)
Ivy Walk
Portland Way
Wansdyke Drive
Church Street
Keevil Avenue
Priestley Grove
Wenhill Heights
Cotswold Close
Kerry Crescent
Prince Charles Drive
Wenhill Lane
Cop Croft
Kingsbury Street
Purbeck Place
Wessex Close
Coulter House
Lime Tree Close
Quarr Barton
Westerham Walk
Curzon Close
Lodge Close
(Marden Court)
Whitehall Gardens
Curzon Street
Low Lane
Saddle Back Close
Woodroffe Square
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