Agenda item

To receive updates from any of the following partners:

Ø  Wiltshire Police

Ø  Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service

Ø  NHS Wiltshire

Ø  Warminster and Villages Community Partnership

Ø  Town and Parish Councils Nominated Representatives

Ø  Warminster Community Area Young People’s Issues Group

Ø  The Warminster and District Chamber of Commerce

Some written updates have been received and are included in this agenda.

Lindsey Winter, Area Inspector for Warminster, Westbury, Tisbury and Mere informed the meeting that performance figures showed no significant changes since the Response Officer had been based at the Trowbridge Hub, as part of a national initiative.

Inspector Winter reminded everyone that they were still welcome to contact her should they have any issues they wished to raise.

Digby Barker wished to express the Warminster and Villages Community Partnership’s appreciation for the tremendous work and effort Tim Trounson had invested in the Partnership and to wish him well for the future as he was moving away from the area.

He also invited people to get involved and help shape the future of the Warminster Community Area. More details of ways to get involved could be found on the advert included in the agenda. People could make contact or submit ideas and questions by using the email form on the website www.communigate.co.uk/wilts/wvcp.

The Chairman announced, on behalf of the Warminster Town Council, that there would be a remembrance parade in Warminster on Sunday 13 November.   

The Area Board welcomed Sandra Samuel who had very recently taken over from Sam Shore as the Youth Development Coordinator for Warminster.