Protecting your home and assets with a Living Trust.

Everyone needs a will, but a will does not protect your assets. One of the most efficient additions to your will is a living trust. A living trust has many benefits and protects your hard-earned legacy. Let’s consider some of the benefits below...

Avoiding probate: By placing assets including your home into a living trust, those assets can pass directly to the beneficiaries named in the trust, bypassing probate.

Care Costs: Placing your main home into a living trust can help ring fence the property from any potential future care costs. Thus, protecting your inheritance.

Control: With a living trust, you can be both a trustee and beneficiary. You can maintain control over your assets even after you pass away. You can specify how and when your assets should be distributed to your beneficiaries.

Protects your bloodline: Your legacy is protected from remarriage and divorce, protecting both your surviving partner and children’s legacy. Asset protection: A living trust can protect your assets from creditors in the case of bankruptcy etc, divorce settlements, and other claims against beneficiaries and yourself.

In these days of uncertainty its best to plan wisely and protecting your legacy for family and loved ones. To discover more about living trusts, contact Oakwood Wills on 07832 331594

“This was thanks to the had work of an incredibly small group of dedicated volunteers and one massive support from our community,” a spokesperson added.

“We are now looking for proactive volunteers of the community to come forward to join the team to assist in many various roles throughout each year.”

Other Pride groups expressed their sadness and sympathy at the decision.

Swindon & Wiltshire Pride said: “Such sad news, sending our love.”

And Glastonbury Pride said: “So sorry to hear about this.”

Anyone interested in helping can find out more at www.salisburyprideuk.org/ joinpride.

News in brief

Police robbery appeal

FIVE people have been arrested after a robbery in Salisbury that left a man with a broken nose and other injuries.

The incident unfolded at around 2am on May 8, as a man made his way home along Fisherton Street.

The man, in his 20s, noticed a group of people down an alleyway.

“When he approached the group, a verbal altercation took place,” a Wiltshire Police spokesperson said. “The group assaulted him leaving him with a number of injuries including a fractured nose and bruising to his ribs and face.”

While he was being assaulted, the victim had his mobile phone, shoes and airpods stolen, they added.

One woman aged in her 30s, and four men aged between 30 and 51, have been arrested on suspicion of robbery and released under investigation.

Anyone with information should call 101 and quote reference 54230048017.

Opening night

EVERYMAN Cinemas will officially open the doors of its Salisbury venue on 2 June.

Tickets for the new venue and film schedule are now available at https://www. everymancinema.com/venueslist/g01qm-everyman-salisbury.

Salisbury mayor

MR ATIQUL HOQUE was officially elected as the 762nd The Right Worshipful the Mayor of the City of Salisbury on 13 May at an event attended by more than 200 guests.

Cllr Atiqul Hoque said, “The people of Salisbury have made history by choosing their first British Bangladeshi Muslim mayor which simply demonstrates how Salisbury has become more diverse and welcoming.

“I’m hopeful my mayorship will encourage others to come forward and engage with Salisbury City Council.”