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Debt-ridden PCT to close 15 beds

ALARM bells are ringing in Chippenham after it was announced 15 inpatient beds will close in Kennet and north Wiltshire. read more
Modern twist on a classic tale

YOUNG dramatists gave a classic tale of love and death a Chippenham twist this week. read more
Five years for robber

ARMED robber Dean Stewart, has been jailed for five years after he held a shop worker at knifepoint. read more
School gets in shape to help sick teacher

OLYMPIC athlete Darren Campbell joined forces with hundreds of students to raise money for a seriously ill teacher. read more
Cautious welcome for restoration plan

NEWS that Chippenham's war memorial could be restored to its former glory by next year's Remembrance Sunday service has received a cautious welcome. read more
Crowds turn out for Christmas in cloisters

Lacock Abbey's medieval cloisters were decked out with Christmas decorations at the weekend for some early festive shopping. Around 3,000 people headed to the abbey to visit 25 stalls selling a wide variety of goods at Christmas in the Cloisters. read more
Police keen to trace Nikki’s attacker

TRAGIC Nikki Dunbar will be buried today less than two weeks after she was found hanged. The 17-year-old apparently killed herself in her Chippenham home two days after she told police she had been raped. read more

Archive - Friday, 9 December 2005