内容摘要：He applied online to claim pension credit for his aunt, following the council telling him she was eligible, and was given a six-week deadline of 19 March for a response.

He applied online to claim pension credit for his aunt, following the council telling him she was eligible, and was given a six-week deadline of 19 March for a response.

Before the Lover Community Trust was established in 2016, the Lover Post was in operation for four decades until the village post office closed in 2008.Across Wiltshire this week there has been animal news, a search for information about photographs from a 100-year-old camera and the 'world's most romantic village' welcoming visitors for Valentine's Day.

Lover may be a small place but it has worldwide recognition for its temporary postal service set up ahead of 14 February.: continuing the postal theme, a funeral directors in Wilton has set up a post box to allow people to write to loved ones who have passed on to help with the grieving process.Picture quest: A 20-year-old vintage camera enthusiast, Oliver Barnes,

on pictures from an old film he found in a 100-year-old camera bought from a Salisbury Antiques Market.On the move: One of Longleat's most rare Amur tigers, five-year-old Yuki, has departed for pastures new as part of the European breeding programme. She has been moved to Knowsley Safari in Merseyside, with the hope that she will breed with a new partner, but her parents and siblings remain at Longleat.

the toad patrol volunteers in Warminster are pleased with the announcement of overnight closures of a road in the town that the creatures have to cross to get to their ancestral breeding pond.

A woman who tried to sell her "nightmare" home that has been flooded dozens of times says she has to take anxiety medicine due to stress.He said: "We're celebrating a lot of anniversaries."

Bushy's had produced a "special brew" to mark its 40th year, produced in wooden barrels, Mr Cox explained.Organiser Camra Isle of Man was also celebrating its 50th birthday, he added, from when the group believes it was founded locally in 1975.

Mr Cox said there were more than 100 cask ales from all over the UK included in this year's event, and all the local breweries were involved.There was also more than 20 craft beers in kegs, more than 50 real ciders and perries, as well as fruit wines and mead.