Definitive Map Modification Orders – any idea what this is? If you ever thought clarifying, reinstating or identifying ownership when a ‘DMMO’ is being made was easy – think again! It typically takes between two and three months to determine the status of each right of way! And the small team is working its way through around 350 applications - many dating back 25 years - with a list of 2,000 other routes whose status needs clarifying. For more information see: https://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/news/25516049.public-rights-way-decided-wiltshire-council/ We love this photo by Bob Parker so much thank you for letting us use it! (fb)

We have a news update from the Stop Lime Down project! In a report by the BBC and Telegraph people near Malmesbury in Wiltshire have been offered thousands of pounds for the use of their land to connect the planned Lime Down Solar Park to the National Grid.... Developer Island Green Power apologised for the wording in the letter and stated: "After investigating, we are addressing this with the team responsible and corrected versions will be sent to landowners." Councillor Martin Smith, from Wiltshire Council, said: "It is a very bizarre situation." We are troubled by this news and we want to know what your thoughts are too! Please let us know in the comments! Read more about the story here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0qpeqd5gkgo Stop Lime Down Solar Corston & Rodbourne Village Facebook Page #cprewiltshire #countryside (fb)