Warminster Town Council has confirmed that there will not be a single council-led event to mark HM The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The question of the town’s jubilee plans was discussed at the Annual Town Meeting this evening in the Civic Centre. Councillor Chris Robbins, chairing the meeting in the absence of both the Mayor and Deputy Mayor, explained that the council had looked at a number of options for larger events but had decided not to pursue these. The Town Clerk, Tom Dommett, added that there would be a number of initiatives to give local residents the chance to recognise the Queen’s 70 years of service. These will include an exhibition in the Civic Centre, a tea party event and Jubilee competitions.
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