Stories for 10 February 2006
Bradford News
THE Lambert Rooms in Bradford on Avon were buzzing with activity last week as the Bradfordians geared up for their latest production. more...
WITH the Six Nations tournament well under way, rugby has been put firmly on the agenda at St Laurence School. more...
THE Preservation Trust in Bradford on Avon has voiced concerns the town is losing industry because of new housing developments. more...
A MOTORBIKE produced in Bradford on Avon and Upper Westwood is the subject of a new book. more...
Chippenham News
WILTSHIRE TIMES EXCLUSIVE: A POLICEMAN suspended from duty is at the centre of two police inquiries, we can reveal. more...
LITTLE Britain's Vicky Pollard is not known for her charity work but she helped raise more than £500 at RAF Lyneham on Thursday. more...
AMBITIOUS plans to expand the Stanley Park sports complex in Chippenham were unveiled this week. more...
Lacock's rich and varied history is to be celebrated in a village calendar. more...
FRUIT was dished out to youngsters in Chippenham as part of an Eat Fit Keep Fit campaign. more...
A MAN was left with burns on his back after police sprayed him with CS gas as he tried to disarm his wife. more...
A MOTORIST had a lucky escape after losing control and crashing into a hedge in Lacock. more...
A TEENAGER has been charged in connection with a robbery at Shoe Box in Sheldon Road, Chippenham. more...
THE family of a young driver will not have to give evidence in court after two cousins of car crash victim Nicky Gough accepted carrying out a violent attack on them. more...
A CAT was killed and two people were taken to hospital after a fire broke out at a block of flats in Chippenham. more...
LIBERAL Democrat leadership contender, Chris Huhne, pictured above, will give a talk to local members in Chippenham on Sunday. more...
SPIRITS of a different kind were the order of the day at the George Inn in Lacock on Saturday. more...
Devizes News
POLICE sergeant Richard Fullers name has been cleared after he was found not guilty of using unreasonable force to arrest a man. more...
Hands Off Our Force
PLANS for Wiltshire Police to remain an independent force have been submitted to the government. more...
Journal Cricket
SOUTH Wilts have lined up the teenage son of former Australia Test opener Graeme Wood as their overseas player in the ECB Southern Electric Premier League this summer. more...
SOUTH Wilts have lined up the teenage son of former Australia Test opener Graeme Wood as their overseas player in the ECB Southern Electric Premier League this summer. more...
Journal Football
Sydenhams Weesex League round-up more...
Journal Rugby
Dorset & Wilts Cup (Semi-final): Salisbury 16 Chippenham 21 more...
Melksham News
THE silver screen is returning to Melksham for the first time in more than 40 years. A rural cinema scheme, offering a wide range of films from Hollywood blockbusters to the best of British, is visiting the town today. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: A GROWING obsession with knives and death drove a young man to brutally murder his own parents, a court heard. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: A MOTHER and daughter told the court Michael Clarke spoke of being involved in the dark side' of martial arts. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: THE instructor who taught Michael Clarke Filipino knife fighting told the court the martial art could be used to kill someone in just five seconds. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: TAKING the witness stand this week accused murderer Michael Clarke repeatedly denied having anything to do with the death of his parents. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: GRAFFITI found in a Melksham underpass could be seen as a threat on the life of murder victim Milroy Clarke. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: ACCUSED Michael Clarke made no moves to hide incriminating evidence later found by police, his defence team told the court. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: MICHAEL Clarke denied allegations that murder was on his mind years before his parents were killed. more...
CLARKE MURDER TRIAL: MICHAEL Clarke denied allegations that murder was on his mind years before his parents were killed. more...
New Forest News
THOUSANDS of households could face a hosepipe ban within weeks as the worst dry spell in a century grips the south. more...
A RINGWOOD resident has hit out at East Dorset district council for "allowing" the A31 roadside verges and central reservation to build up with rubbish. more...
Salisbury Business News
OPINION in the business community continues to be divided on the economic prospects for 2006. more...
MICHAEL Jeffery and Mark Richards have been appointed associate directors at Salisbury auctioneers Woolley & Wallis. more...
Salisbury Children'S Page
Hi, everyone I'm going to start this week with an important Gang announcement! more...
Salisbury City Fc News
SALISBURY City boss Nick Holmes says that apart from Matt Tubbs and Matt Holmes, he has a fully fit squad from which to select his team for Saturday's top of the table clash with Chippenham Town. more...
SALISBURY City boss Nick Holmes says that apart from Matt Tubbs and Matt Holmes, he has a fully fit squad from which to choose from for Saturday's top of the table clash with Chippenham Town. more...
SALISBURY City boss Nick Holmes says that apart from Matt Tubbs and Matt Holmes, he has a fully fit squad from which to select his team for Saturday's top of the table clash with Chippenham Town. more...
Salisbury Letters
I WAS delighted to see the Journal's front page dedicated to the fury over the recommendation by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) that drug treatment be denied those in the early stages of Alzheimer's. more...
IN his comments to the Journal last week, Councillor Mark Baker stated that Salisbury Playhouse is in a good financial position and that cuts to our funding would not cause irreparable damage. more...
Salisbury News
RISES in parking charge will be kept to a minimum, after the council admitted that last year's massive hikes had "pushed customer tolerance to breaking point". more...
WITH the blood of several generations of brass band musicians flowing through his veins, it's no wonder that Keith Green has clocked up 50 years playing with South West Trains Woodfalls Band. more...
Special Bold 2 In 1 Channel
THE term 'wildlife park' is, of course, an anomaly in Britain, as the 'life' usually resident - be it lions or tarantulas - does not, by any stretch of the imagination, run 'wild'. more...
THE term 'wildlife park' is, of course, an anomaly in Britain, as the 'life' usually resident - be it lions or tarantulas - does not, by any stretch of the imagination, run 'wild'. more...
The Longleat Estate attracts thousands of people every year and has something for all ages. more...
The garden has a wide range of flowers, including 270 different varieties of hydrangeas with many for sale. more...
The stunning 40-hectare garden at Stourhead was created by the Hoare family, who were bankers, between 1741 and 1780. more...
Iford Manor is a Tudor house with a classical facade. The property, set in the peaceful Frome Valley, was once a centre of the flourishing Wiltshire woollen industry. more...
A location of natural beauty with attractive formal gardens surrounding an 18th century house. The museum features agricultural and rural life displays in a historic thatched building, woodland walks and an animal park. more...
The ancient site of Stonehenge is a Mecca for tourists, Pagans and Druids and each year, on Midsummer's Eve, thousands of people gather around the stone circle ready to watch the sun rise on the longest day of the year. But despite speculation nobody knows exactly why the stones are there... more...
Stfc Headlines
RICKY Shakes is a step closer to his World Cup dream today after earning an international call up from Trinidad and Tobago. more...
HAVING been hailed as a warrior' by his manager then it is hardly surprising that skipper Sean O'Hanlon intends to see the battle through to the bitter end however painful that might be. more...
BANISHING the agitation' from their game has boosted Town's survival hopes but Iffy Onuora is stressing that successive wins do not constitute a finished job. more...
ALBERT Jarrett accepts he has a fight on his hands to earn a slot in Town's side if his manager adopts the if it ain't broke don't fix it' approach. more...
JACK Smith is confident Town can now recapture their away-day mean streak after getting their house in order at home, writes JON RITSON. more...
COLIN Todd is refusing to panic ahead of Town's visit to Valley Parade but admits that hitting a bad patch at this stage of the campaign could be very costly'. more...
Swindon Business Headlines
The South West TUC has called on MPs to vote for a ban on smoking in the workplace in the Commons vote next Tuesday where MPs have been given a free vote. more...
THE South West TUC has called on MPs to vote for a ban on smoking in the workplace in the Commons vote next Tuesday where MPs have been given a free vote. more...
Halcrow, the Swindon engineering consultant, has acquired transportation planners TSi. more...
HALCROW, the Swindon engineering consultant, has acquired transportation planners TSi. more...
Teamwork paid off for colleagues at Swindon Renault dealership Fish Brothers, who made it to the chequered flag of a nationwide business competition. more...
TEAMWORK paid off for colleagues at Swindon Renault dealership Fish Brothers, who made it to the chequered flag of a nationwide business competition. more...
Innovision Research & Technology has appointed Heikki Huomo as technical director. more...
INNOVISION Research & Technology has appointed Heikki Huomo as technical director. more...
SIR Clive Sinclair will be the guest of honour at the next event at Swindon's Computer Museum. more...
Swindon Eating Out
THE owner of the Georgian Lodge Hotel, Bradford on Avon is hoping his new look bar will encourage the locals in for a drink. more...
Swindon Football
PROFESSIONALISM' is a word Ross Adams didn't have to worry too much about last season as he played his part in Highworth's Hellenic League Championship winning side. more...
WILTSHIRE LEAGUE: PURTON Reserves will be looking to move off the bottom of the Wilts Premier Division table for the first time this season with a good result against visitors Pewsey, writes RAY BURROUGHS. more...
HELLENIC LEAGUE: JOHN Fisher has warned his Highworth Town side they must improve under aerial bombardment' as they prepare for a tough next four days. more...
SOUTHERN LEAGUE: Eight years ago Andy Williams was making his international debut for Wales against Brazil as a bright-eyed 20-year-old being tipped for big things. more...
NORTH WILTS YOUTH LEAGUE: A JUNIOR football club has accused the North Wilts League of being "power mad" and "jeopardising chilren's health" after being punished for postponing a match due to a flu epidemic. more...
Swindon General Sport
BOXING: THE best young boxers in the south west descend on Stratton tomorrow night as Walcot ABC host the Western Counties Schoolboy Finals for the first time. more...
Swindon Ice Hockey
RICHIE Hargreaves believes Sunday's late collapse at Romford could be just the "reality check" his Wildcats side need in their bid to reach the end-of-season play-offs. more...
Swindon Letters
WHEN I picked up my Adver on Tuesday I had to check the date. Wind turbines on the Honda site? It must be a joke. more...
I read Mr Hayward's response to my earlier letter. more...
I READ Mr Hayward's response to my earlier letter. more...
MR HOOKHAM'S report and its headline state that if the Government's plans to scrap county councils goes ahead it will result in "the death of ancient Wiltshire" and of the other traditional English counties. more...
YOUNG people in Highworth should be extremely grateful to the mayor, councillors and all those campaigners who are striving to retain its open air swimming facility (SA, Feb 4). more...
I'VE come to the conclusion that Mr Blair believes in government by stealth, whether it's privatising the National Health Service or persuading us all to be cremated instead of buried. more...
NOW we have health warnings on tobacco, and even some chocolate products now list ingredients that are bad for you, shouldn't we consider putting a health warning on meat? more...
NOW we have health warnings on tobacco, and even some chocolate products now list ingredients that are bad for you, shouldn't we consider putting a health warning on meat? more...
IN REFERENCE to the letter from J Hodgson, dated January 31, I too suffer from nuisance neighbours and although these people are breaking the law, what is done about it with the police or the council? Zero. more...
Swindon Music
REVIEW: SWINDON Jazz Society presented a departure from its usual live jazz at the Kings in Wood Street when it booked Paddy Milner and the Big Sounds. more...
FEBRUARY 10 2006, SWINDON: FANCY being a full-on Frank or a budding Britney, pictured, then tune up your vocal chords for a national karaoke competition, which continues tonight in a Swindon pub. more...
Swindon News
PROPOSALS to renovate one of the town centre's derelict office buildings have been lodged. more...
A SWINDON pharmaceutical packaging company has been fined for not recycling. more...
THE Swindon branch of a group campaigning against ID cards has called on local MPs to query figures on identity fraud. more...
A CABINET minister has insisted the Government has "no intention" of cancelling next year's local elections in Swindon. more...
SOME of Swindon's favourite beers are likely to cost 10p more from Monday. more...
ANYONE wanting to donate cash to the Wiltshire Air Ambulance Appeal can now do so online. more...
STUNNED Churchfields School pupils listened attentively as Clive Loveday told them how binge drinking killed his son. more...
IN an Advertiser poll 59 per cent of readers have told us they are for the Government's education reforms. more...
A LOCAL councillor for Covingham and Nythe will hold a public surgery on February 18. more...
TWO men have been arrested after reports of a cashpoint scam that used fake bank cards to siphon off thousands of pounds from unsuspecting savers' accounts. more...
A SOLICITOR says that Tony Blair's crackdown on anti-social behaviour is doomed to fail. more...
A SOLICITOR says that Tony Blair's crackdown on anti-social behaviour is doomed to fail. more...
EXCITED pupils from Even Swindon Junior School have been taking part in a balloon race to raise money for new playground benches. more...
PROPOSALS to move Wiltshire's fire control room to Somerset could provoke strike action. more...
THE fight to save Windmill Hill Primary School is only just beginning. more...
A THIEF snatched money from a shop till and escaped again in less than a minute. more...
THE campaign to save the Highworth Rec swimming pool has received a major boost. more...
DRIVERS are being warned that they could be stopped unless they keep their registrations details up to date. more...
A TEENAGER who has had her moped stolen says she has lost her lifeline. more...
TWO amateur photographers from Wiltshire have been focusing on images of travel as part of a national competition. more...
A 63-year-old record producer who is accused of sexually assaulting an aspiring teenage singer told a jury he lied to police because he was scared witless'. more...
A 63-YEAR-OLD record producer who is accused of sexually assaulting an aspiring teenage singer told a jury he lied to police because he was scared witless'. more...
SWINDON passengers have to put up with about two cancelled trains a day, new figures have revealed. more...
WORK has begun to help ease the problem of parking in Penhill. more...
SWINDON'S Sikh community will have a choice of where to worship when a new temple opens on Sunday. more...
SWINDON-BORN star Billie Piper brought one Welsh street to a standstill when she and the Tardis dropped in to film scenes for Doctor Who. more...
THOUSANDS of pounds worth of drugs and an imitation handgun have been seized in a raid on an Old Town crack house. more...
Swindon Rugby
SWINDON have revenge on their minds as Bletchley visit Greenbridge Road in Southern Counties North tomorrow (2.15pm). more...
SUPERMARINE may be in pole position to claim the Dorset & Wilts One North crown this term but there is no way they will take tomorrow's opponents Cricklade lightly. more...
The Big Interview
MADAME Galina takes to the stage at Poole's Lighthouse this weekend in Ballet Star Galactica, but before the Russian ballerina performs, alter ego Iyestyn Edwards will entertain with a range of songs by composers such as Cole Porter and Nol Coward. more...
Times Chippenhem Town Fc
FOR 10 minutes on Saturday Chippenham Town sat proudly at the top of the Southern Premier League until a combination of the referee's stopwatch and a goalmouth scramble conspired to hand King's Lynn a point. more...
SAM ALLISON believes the key to unlock the Scrooge-like Salisbury defence could be genuine pace, as Chippenham prepare for their toughest test of the league season tomorrow. more...
FORMER Chippenham Town hitman James Constable has spoken of his shock at the sacking of Walsall player-manager Paul Merson on Monday. more...
THE CLOCK is ticking towards the most eagerly anticipated fixture of the Southern League season as Chippenham Town prepare to do battle with Wiltshire rivals Salisbury tomorrow. more...
Times Film Reviews
Martin Lawrence returns as FBI agent Malcolm Turner, a master of disguise who again goes deep, deep undercover as "Big Momma". more...
This time the sky really is falling in Walt Disney Pictures' new computer-animated film Chicken Little. more...
After a high school senior, Wendy Christenson (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), has a fatal premonition of a disastrous roller-coaster accident that involves her and her friends. more...
Times Football
THE CLOCK is ticking towards the most eagerly anticipated fixture of the Southern League season as Chippenham Town prepare to do battle with Wiltshire rivals Salisbury tomorrow. more...
THE CLOCK is ticking towards the most eagerly anticipated fixture of the Southern League season as Chippenham Town prepare to do battle with Wiltshire rivals Salisbury tomorrow. more...
FORMER Chippenham Town hitman James Constable has spoken of his shock at the sacking of Walsall player-manager Paul Merson. more...
FORMER Chippenham Town hitman James Constable has spoken of his shock at the sacking of Walsall player-manager Paul Merson. more...
BIRTHDAY boy Aaron Cockerill scored two late goals to salvage a point for Trowbridge Wanderers in a 3-3 draw against Melksham Park in the Under Nines Green Division of the Wiltshire Times and Chippenham News Mid-Wilts Youth and Minor League. more...
LES PHILLIPS CUP: PAUL Farrell's karate-style kick which introduced Jerad O'Pray to the Southbank turf after three minutes should have earned the Frome defender a mandatory yellow card. more...
COLIN Bush insists he's happy with the six points from three away games that have extended the Reds' lead to seven points at the top of the Premier Division. more...
GARY BANKS found himself in unfamiliar territory on Tuesday night but adapted quickly to his new surroundings to fire Calne to fifth place in the Premier Division table. more...
PROMISING winger Luke Gullick has rejected a move to Premier Division leaders Corsham Town. more...
GRAHAM Learmonth has pointed to Tuesday night's narrow defeat at title-chasing Street as evidence that his young squad can be a force to be reckoned with next season. more...
MIDTABLE mediocrity would be music to Mark Hodkinson's ears come April after his side slipped to defeat at title-chasing Street on Saturday
The Bradford boss has set his players a target of 40 points to ensure First Division safety, starting with a win over struggling Shepton Mallet tomorrow. more...
GRAHAM Learmonth confessed his surprise at his side's shock draw with league leaders Dawlish on Saturday after Biddestone made the daunting trip to Devon without five first team regulars. more...
KELVIN Highmore has accused his Toolstation League rivals of using Melksham Town as a pawn in game of financial chess. more...
WAYNE Wheeler has ended speculation about a transfer away from Meadow Lane by signing a new contract with the White Horse men until the end of the season. more...
IT TAKES a brave man to risk his reputation on the shoulders of teenagers. But Paul Brickley seems only too happy to take that risk as his Westbury side picked up another valuable three points on the road. more...
PLAISTER AUTOS WILTSHIRE LEAGUE: THE referee scored twice as Aldbourne Reserves beat visitors Westside Reserves 8-1 in Junior Division Two on Saturday. more...
DAVE Percival has been made to wait another agonising week for his 100th Trowbridge Town goal after Saturday's match with Malmesbury was postponed due to a frozen pitch. more...
NEIL Kirkpatrick believes the next month could be crucial for his side's Hellenic League promotion prospects. more...
TROWBRIDGE LEAGUE: PROLIFIC marksman James Starr scored the only goal to give FC Northbridge a 1-0 away win over Westbury A in the second round of the Knockout Cup. more...
FROME SUNDAY LEAGUE: RING of Bells extended their lead in the Premier Division to 12 points with a 4-0 win over second placed Mallards. more...
CHIPPENHAM SUNDAY LEAGUE: A THRILLING game saw Second Division Steeple Ashton squeeze into the third round of the Westernsport-sponsored WG Parr Trophy at the expense of Fourth Division AFC Pilot, who they defeated after 120 minutes and a penalty shoot-out. more...
Times General Sport
GYMNASTICS: GYMNAST Samantha Bayley has realised a lifetime's ambition by qualifying for the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. more...
MOTORCYCLE RACING: YOUNG Travis Vince is following in his father's tyretracks. more...
HOCKEY: AFTER a superb first half, West Wilts could not keep the momentum going and Beaminster won with a flattering scoreline. more...
HOCKEY: WEST Wilts juniors took part in the Wiltshire minis tournament at Malborough. The under 11 boys team, which included a couple of girls, lost 6-0 to Devizes, the clear winners of the group. more...
CRICKET: THE Wessex Midweek Cricket League is looking for one more team to compete in this year's league starting in May. more...
FORMER World heavyweight boxing champion Frank Bruno will be packing a punch in Trowbridge next week at a special autograph signing session. more...
SWIMMING: SWIMMERS from Trowbridge Amateur Swimming Club excelled at the Swindon Tigersharks Open. more...
DIVING: YOUNG divers from Trowbridge captured three medals on Saturday after making a splash at a regional diving meet in London. more...
ANGLING: ADRIAN Norris from Chippenham made a trip to the Avon for a pike fishing session and had a day to remember, as in the course of a few minutes he had hooked and caught not one, but two superb specimens over 20 lb. more...
Times Letters
I WHOLEHEARTEDLY agree with the comment expressed in last week's Opinion column, however, I also feel that a mention should have been made that councillors also have a responsibility to act reasonably when acting on our behalf and not in their own individual interests. more...
Times Rugby
RUGBY: ENGLAND'S pack tore into reigning Six Nations champions Wales on Saturday, the CATs forwards had their own battle to win against heavy Somerset Premier opposition. more...
Times Theatre
Educating Rita
Arc Theatre, Trowbridge
Tonight and tomorrow night, 7.30pm
The Touring Theatre Company presents this popular comedy by Willy Russell. more...
Times Two
ALLAN Bosley has lived in Wiltshire for eight years after moving to the county from London. He is chief executive of Hartham Park in Corsham and a governor at Corsham School. more...
ALLAN Bosley has lived in Wiltshire for eight years after moving to the county from London. He is chief executive of Hartham Park in Corsham and a governor at Corsham School. more...
ALLAN Bosley has lived in Wiltshire for eight years after moving to the county from London. He is chief executive of Hartham Park in Corsham and a governor at Corsham School. more...
Times Wiltshire News
JOBHUNTERS and those considering a career change have a new weapon in their armoury with the launch of a high profile employment database called CV Quest. more...
THE future of post offices in west and north Wiltshire will be threatened by the abolition of an account card scheme, it was claimed this week. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed.Our Best Of... Awards reward local businesses whose customers have taken the time to praise their efforts during 2005. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed. Our Best Of... Awards reward local businesses whose
customers have taken the time to praise their efforts during 2005. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed. Our Best Of... Awards reward local businesses whose
customers have taken the time to praise their efforts during 2005. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed. Our Best Of... Awards reward local businesses whose
customers have taken the time to praise their efforts during 2005. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed. Our Best Of... Awards reward local businesses whose
customers have taken the time to praise their efforts during 2005. more...
ELDERLY people in Wiltshire could lose out after a charity saw its funding slashed by £50,000. more...
PLANS for Wiltshire Police to remain an independent force have been submitted to the government. more...
A VITAL link to health services for thousands of people in west Wiltshire is under threat following a decision to cut funding. more...
More than 98 per cent of children applying for primary school places in Wiltshire have been offered their first choice school. more...
DRIVERS are being targeted in a new campaign aimed at decreasing the number of accidents involving motorbikes on our roads. more...
RESIDENTS in north Wiltshire are being asked for their views on a district council boundary shake-up. more...
The votes have been counted and the results can now be revealed. Our Best Of... Awards reward local businesses whose
customers have taken the time to praise their efforts during 2005. more...
Trowbridge News
A POLICE officer had to grab a man by the trouser leg to stop him falling off Castle Place multi-storey car park on Sunday afternoon. more...
FORMER World heavyweight boxing champion Frank Bruno will be in Trowbridge next week. more...
A BID to bring an eight-screen multiplex cinema to Trowbridge could take a significant step forward next week. more...
A PETITION demanding a public meeting about the 87 per cent increase in Trowbridge's council tax has been handed to the town council. more...
IT'S not every day that you walk into your local shop to be met by an icon of music, entertainment and style. more...
IT'S not every day that you walk into your local shop to be met by an icon of music, entertainment and style. more...
A young father has been fined £100 for pinching a woman's bottom in a nightclub. Adrian Scarrott, 22, of Kensington Fields, Trowbridge, appeared at Chippenham magistrates on Thursday charged with sexual assault and assaulting a police officer. more...
A family was saved by the actions of two teenagers when a mechanical digger caught fire on the Longfield Estate, Trowbridge in the early hours of Thursday morning. more...
HUNDREDS of people attended the funeral of a former Trowbridge man murdered in Zambia. more...
AFTER 28 years of getting children off to a good start in life reception teacher Maggie Stanley is retiring. more...
FORMER Wiltshire Times journalist George Nicoll has died aged 90. Mr Nicoll began his career in journalism before the Second World War, working for the old national newspaper, the News Chronicle. more...
A SUPERSTORE has collected over 1,000 signatures from its customers in support of its bid to sell more products. more...
THOUSANDS of images depicting child abuse were found by police when they searched the home of a 22-year-old man. more...
FRUIT and cereal was on the menu at North Bradley Primary School when a healthy breakfast was served to pupils. more...
Warminster News
A COUPLE saw their belongings go up in flames as a blaze destroyed two cottages in a Warminster village. more...
DEVERILL Valley and Crockerton WI were celebrating on Friday, launching their book exploring rivers and streams in the area. more...
Westbury News
SIX fire engines were called to a blaze which broke out in a 17th century thatched cottage on Monday. The fire started at 1.30pm at Edington Cottage, Edington, and within minutes had spread to the thatched roof. more...
PLANS to hold police drop-in sessions in Westbury have sparked fears the station inquiry office will not re-open. more...
WITH retirement fast approaching, grandparents John and Kathy Drewett have decided they are not ready to take it easy just yet. more...
