One of Calne’s most-loved cafés has done it again -The Farmhouse Café in Phelps Parade has been recognised with an award for 2025, marking ten years in a row that the café has earned this accolade.
Residents interested in learning more about beekeeping are being invited to explore a programme of courses taking place next year through the Kennet & District Beekeepers Association (KBKA).
Older residents in Calne and the surrounding area are being reminded that practical help and support is available through a community service run by Age UK Wiltshire in partnership with Wiltshire Council.
The following is a column submitted by Cllr Ashley O’Neill, Conservative Wiltshire councillor for Calne Rural, reflecting on recent developments regarding the Lower Compton and Purton household recycling centres. The views expressed are those of Cllr O’Neill.
Further clarification has been provided regarding how long Lower Compton Household Recycling Centre could remain open.
A Planning permission application has been submitted to Wiltshire Council for essential repairs to the iconic Lansdowne Monument on Cherhill Downs.
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