Peter Davison

3 days ago | gazetteandherald.co.uk | Peter Davison

Cllr Rimmer has represented Bemerton Heath on Salisbury City Council since 2021, retaining his seat this year. Originally elected as a Conservative, in 2024 he quit the party, citing "deep disappointment" with the Tories' "failure to deliver on a range of promises," including levels of immigration. “The Conservative Party has let the country down,” said Cllr Rimmer. “They’ve taken voters for granted and failed to deliver on their own commitments.

3 days ago | southwestfarmer.co.uk | Peter Davison

Coppershell Animal Rescue (Image: Wiltshire Council) A sanctuary near Corsham has been given permission to carry on helping sick, injured and unwanted animals. Coppershell Animal Rescue opened in 2019 on a 62-acre site at Garston. It looks after traditional farm animals including sheep, pigs, chickens and cows, along with a small number of other animals including donkeys, alpacas, emus and tortoises.

4 days ago | gazetteandherald.co.uk | Peter Davison

2 1/1 A sanctuary near Corsham has been given permission to carry on helping sick, injured and unwanted animals. Coppershell Animal Rescue opened in 2019 on a 62-acre site at Garston. It looks after traditional farm animals including sheep, pigs, chickens and cows, along with a small number of other animals including donkeys, alpacas, emus and tortoises.

5 days ago | hellorayo.co.uk | Peter Davison

Coppershell Animal Rescue was told last year it needed permission to change its use of landAuthor: Peter Davison, Local Democracy ReporterPublished 16 hours agoA sanctuary near Corsham has been given permission to carry on helping sick, injured and unwanted animals. Coppershell Animal Rescue opened in 2019 on a 62-acre site at Garston.

6 days ago | businessbiscuit.com | Peter Davison

Swindon & Wiltshire Social Friday May 9 2025 Professionals from the Hungerford office of a property consultancy Fisher German are embarking on an epic fundraising relay today (Friday) to raise money for a life-saving charity. Fisher German, which has an office on Church Street, is marking its 25th anniversary with its ‘Big25’ charity challenge which will see colleagues tour its 25 offices across the country in a 2,400-mile journey – without any form of motorised transport.