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NEW AT NEWLAND PLACE

Trowbridge’s latest housing development, Newland Place, has been progressing apace...

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Newland Place by Newland Homes is fast becoming Trowbridge’s popular new address, thanks to its meticulous design and high-quality interiors. A selection of properties, ranging from 1-bed apartments to 4-bed detached houses, are well underway on Bradley

Road. The homes are centred around an attractive green, framed with established trees.

Natasha and Lloyd Butler, who bought a home at Newland Place

As the only new build development in the town, there are advantages to buying at Newland Place rather than from existing housing stock. The Government’s Help to Buy scheme is available on all properties at Newland Place, which means those wanting a new home could achieve this for a lot less than they anticipated. Help to Buy lends buyers up to 20% of the cost of their new home through an equity loan from the Government, which is interest free for the first five years.

One of the homes at Newland Place has a particularly special location. Plot 21 is a ‘Hampton’ by Newland Homes and it enjoys an awe-inspiring view over the majestic oak tree and green, which forms the centrepiece of the site. The Hampton is a detached, four bedroom three storey home designed for entertaining. There is a light and spacious ground floor with breakfast bar island and fully glazed conservatory, equally matched by the galleried top floor master suite, with a walk in wardrobe and en-suite, which makes a perfect retreat from the hubbub of daily life. Not only that but its also has a dedicated work from home space incorporated into the design. Plot 21 is priced at £360,000 "As the only new build development in the town, there are advantages to buying at Newland Place rather than from existing housing stock."

(or £288,000 with Help to Buy) and it’s available now.

Natasha and Lloyd Butler and their son moved into a Hampton at Newland Place last year. She comments: “We work locally and we wanted more space for our family to grow. We weren’t actively looking to move house and we didn’t think the properties would be in our price range, but we were pleasantly proven wrong and now we have the perfect home for entertaining.” Erica Povey, Field Sales Manager at Newland Homes offers a word of caution if you want to buy but might be holding off: “The Government is changing the Help to Buy eligibility criteria from next Spring. Under changes scheduled to be introduced from April 2021, a Help to Buy equity loan will only be available to first time buyers and a regional price cap will be introduced, which means there is a limited window of time to take advantage of this incentive.”

Newland Homes has a long association with Trowbridge. It has been the recipient of the Trowbridge Town Enhancement Award for an unprecedented three times for its work in transforming and enhancing the local community. This legacy is set to continue, with Newland Place forming the next chapter in

Trowbridge’s evolution. Prices currently start at £245,000 at Newland Place. Tailor-made appointments to view are available daily between 11am and 5pm at Newland Homes’ sales office and show homes at Newland Place. Please visit the website or call 01225 287001 to book your appointment.

HOPE NATURE CENTRE CHANGES

Hope Nature Centre, an rave reviews from excited young The Centre is also celebrating being a Animal Park and Café set adventurers. “We’ve been delighted 2020 Travellers’ Choice award-winner in 15 acres of Southwick by the support of visitors who have for visitor attractions in the UK. To find

Country Park just outside Trowbridge, returned and helped support this out more, and to book tickets, visit are continuing with their investment very special project and charity” the website. plan following three months of said David Gillingham, Commercial closure due to COVID-19. Fairfield Manager for Fairfield Farm Trust. • hopenaturecentre.org.uk

Farm Trust, the charity which operates Hope Nature Centre, were Lockdown provided an opportunity for lots of improvement works to be carried out at Hope Nature Centre given the go ahead to re-open in late

June, with a host of safety measures in place. Throughout the closed period, the team worked tirelessly improving the site, including the building of a brand-new Rabbit &

Guinea Pig Village, alongside many improvements to animal enclosures and plenty of land management.

The ‘jewel in the crown’ of these investments is the brand new £35,000 adventure play area which opened in mid-August to

SOCIALLY DISTANCED GRADUATIONS

Fairfield Farm College was able to host their 2020 Graduation, albeit slightly different from the normal experience. Delivering education in ‘bubble groups’, social distancing and plenty of hand sanitizer, students at Fairfield Farm

College had to quickly adapt to a

Fairfield Farm College students enjoyed a socially distanced graduation ceremony new normal within their learning environment. Unfortunately, the schedule of summer events which normally includes a Reunion BBQ, their Summer Country Fayre and more all had to be cancelled.

Staff at the college knew there was

one event that couldn’t be cancelled though, so they developed a safe way for students to celebrate all their hard work.

With 12 students in attendance at the ceremony, just one member of their family was able to join them. Students and guests were treated to an inspirational presentation from wheelchair tennis player and two-time Paralympian, Louise Hunt. Students were then able to collect their certificates and framed photos of them enjoying their time at the college. Those who were not able to attend were able to watch a live stream of the event, whilst students across the college also watched in classrooms so they could clap and cheer for their peers.

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