BURTON VILLAGE ‘TIDY UP’ DAY SATURDAY 2nd April 2016 Meet at 10 am in St Mary’s churchyard, Burton where there will be a brief discussion of the areas to be tidied etc . (No need to bring gardening equipment to the meeting) Our aim is for people to help Read more…
The ninth draw of the 100 Lottery Club was made on Friday, 26th February 2016. The draw was made by Tom Chiprowski of Virginia, U.S.A., who was dining at the OH@H. 1st prize (£80) was won by Jamie Sell 2nd prize (£48) was won by Pauline Gray 3rd prize (£32) Read more…
Thank you to the person who made sure Carlos was okay this evening. He made a break for it when the garden gate wasn’t secure (we’d just had the windows cleaned) and managed to mosey down to the B4039 in the dark during rush hour. A very kind person Read more…
The eighth draw of the 100 Lottery Club was made on Friday, 29th January 2016. The draw was made by Louise Pierrepont of Nettleton, who was dining at the OH@H. 1st prize (£80) was won by Adrian Packer 2nd prize (£48) was won by Donna Packer 3rd prize (£32) was Read more…
Burton Community Association has acquired a Public Access Defibrillator for the village and residents have received training in its use and how to perform emergency resuscitation in general. This is part of the “Call Push Rescue” programme, a nationwide scheme run by the British Heart Foundation. Watch these videos to Read more…
Free training is available for Burton residents in essential life saving skills.
Hi everyone We are looking for 8-10 volunteers to take part in a 1-hour focus group to discuss different options for play equipment for the proposed Burton play area. We are aiming to have a mix of mums / dads / grandparents with children of different ages so that we Read more…
Residents of Burton, To update you all, and following the consultative questionnaire and analysis of responses from village residents regarding a Neighbourhood Plan. The details below are an extract from the minutes of Nettleton Parish Council meeting on 10th December 2015. The impact of the council vote means that a Read more…
For users of Smart phones such as iPhone and Android, there is an app entitled ‘My Wiltshire’ which allows the user to report road defects directly to our local authority, namely Wiltshire Council. When using this mobile phone app, the person can photograph the problem area (e.g. pot holes), the system Read more…