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  • Model way to get cash for charity

    A Summer Fashion Show in St James’ Hall, Trowbridge, by Cancer Research UK Trowbridge committee and M&Co Trowbridge, attracted a 90-strong audience and raised £634 for the cause. The male and female models were volunteers from the local community

  • Semington has a whole lotto tales to tell

    A Semington charity run by people with learning difficulties has received a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to record the life stories of people with learning difficulties. Wiltshire People First, which makes sure people with learning difficulties

  • Westwood man on course for a naval career

    On course for a naval career A 27-year-old from Westwood is one step closer to achieving his ambition of serving in the Royal Navy after completing the first stage of his training at HMS Raleigh in Cornwall. Trainee Air Engineering Technician Daniel

  • BOWLS: Colebrooke on form on finals day

    ANDREW Colebrooke was the most successful competitor at the Clarrie Dunbar Indoor Club’s annual club championship finals last week. He won four of the finals that he contested but missed out on two others when losing in the open sets singles 2-

  • Broughton Gifford Beavers take on supermarket challenge

    Beavers from Broughton Gifford scout group visited Sainsburys Melksham recently to find out about what kind of food is available from different parts of the world. The group is taking part in the Sainsburys Active Kids challenge, where they have to

  • Flat fire in Trowbridge town centre

    Fire and ambulance crews were called to Church Street in Trowbridge this afternoon after a fire broke out in a first floor flat. Two fire engines and an ambulance were on the scene around 2.15pm, after a fire broke out in the kitchen, believed

  • Navy man gives bounty to Trowbridge Cadets

    A Royal Navy Reservist has donated his training bounty to the Trowbridge Sea Cadet unit. Able Seaman James Savory of HMS Flying Fox, the Royal Naval reserve based in Bristol, gave the £250 to Trowbridge Sea Cadet Unit Training Ship (TS) Achilles

  • Life at Longleat - Cheetahs form coalition

    We opened our new drive-through Cheetah Kingdom last year and it has proved to be extremely popular with our visitors. People are often surprised at just how big the cheetahs really are and also how inquisitive and confident they are about coming

  • Review: The Mousetrap, Bristol Hippodrome

    As an avid fan of the whodunnit, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has always been high on my list of things to see. I did not leave disappointed. Now touring for its 60th anniversary The Mousetrap is the world’s longest running play, and if you

  • CRICKET: Skipper Breet to miss out for Wiltshire

    WILTSHIRE play Lincolnshire in their second group match in the MCCA Trophy on Sunday (May 5) at Woodhall Spa (11am). Captain Joe Breet has been ruled out with a knee injury, leaving vice-captain Tom Morton to lead the county side. Hampshire

  • Lottery boost mean charity can help clients tell their stories

    A Semington charity run by people with learning difficulties has received a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to record the life stories of people with learning difficulties. Wiltshire People First, which makes sure people with learning difficulties

  • Teen web tycoons hoping to expand business beyond Melksham

    Two teenage entrepreneurs from Melksham are looking to expand their fuel comparison website, just four months after it first went live. Wiltshire College students Adam Gentle, 17, and Nathan Singer, 16, set up the Melksham Fuel site in their spare

  • 'I wanted to murder the bloke', suspect heard on police video

    The Trowbridge woman accused of murdering her partner Ian Graham told police she hoped he died from his two stab wounds, a court heard. During yesterday’s proceedings at Bristol Crown Court, the jury, of nine women and three men, were played video

  • Artwork brightens up Trowbridge charity's HQ

    The offices of a disability charity in Trowbridge have been brightened up, with the unveiling of a specially-commissioned painting. The artwork was officially handed over to Shaw Trust by artist Kevin James, in a ceremony on Tuesday, and will hang