|
1960 AD |
Last steam railway locomotive, the Evening built at Swindon Works |
Aldbourne
|
1960 AD |
Library opened in The Green, the smallest library in Wiltshire |
Aldbourne
|
1960 AD |
Egg packing factory extended; mains water available for the first time |
Aldbourne
|
1960 - 1970 AD |
Village expands with the provision of approx 150 new private and council houses and flats |
Amesbury
|
1960 AD |
Abbey mansion converted to flats |
Amesbury
|
1960 AD |
Amesbury House demolished |
Ashton Keynes
|
1960 AD |
An 18 hole putting green was opened. |
Box
|
1960 AD |
The public house 'The Lamb' was closed |
Broughton Gifford
|
1960 - 1980 AD |
Rod Nield Siddall is the headteacher at Broughton Gifford's St. Mary's School. |
Calne
|
1960 AD |
Cattle market closed |
Calne
|
1960 AD |
The Presbyterian chapel in Back Road is demolished |
Chippenham
|
1960 AD |
Heated 8 lane open air swimming pool opens in Monkton Park; singers Eddie Cochrane and Gene Vincent die in a road accident on Rowden Hill |
Corsham
|
1960 - 1970 AD |
Sir Michael Tippett living in the town |
Downton
|
1960 AD |
New bungalows and houses built. |
Marlborough
|
1960 AD |
Council houses built on part of Port field |
Minety
|
1960 AD |
Main sewage connected to the parish |
Pewsey
|
1960 AD |
New private housing development in Astley Close |
Pewsey
|
1960 AD |
Rex cinema closed |
Sherston
|
1960 - 1970 AD |
Housing estates built in Sherston |
Westbury
|
1960 AD |
Westbury County Secondary Modern School becomes a comprehensive school and is renamed Matravers School |
Wilton
|
1960 AD |
Carnival no longer held |
Wootton Bassett
|
1960 AD |
Extensive house building taking place to accommodate the expansion of Swindon and the establishment of the RAF station at Lyneham |