BATH'S 37-15 LV= Cup victory over Exeter demonstrates how they now have a squad of players "hungry" for success, according to forwards coach Neal Hatley. They caught Exeter cold with early tries from Matt Banahan and Matt Garvey and added further
BATH overpowered west country rivals Exeter to make it two wins out of two in the LV= Cup - claiming a bonus point for good measure. They caught Exeter cold with early tries from Matt Banahan and Matt Garvey and added further touchdowns by Martin
The organiser of a car boot sale which regularly attracted more than 100 traders to Trowbridge is disappointed he has been forced to cancel it. Stephen Auty ran the sale every Sunday morning for four weeks in the covered car park by Asda in The
A man from Trowbridge has been sentenced to five years in prison after admitting to sexually assaulting a girl. Forty-two-year-old Colin Almond from Studley Rise pleaded guilty to six counts of sexual activity with a girl between 2003 and 2004,
Former Westbury serviceman Richard Taylor is on target to achieve his goal of raising £5,000 for three charities, after completing an endurance challenge on Remembrance Day. Mr Taylor cycled 305 miles on a static bike in the showroom at Platinum
First of all I have to make a correction to last week’s diary. I told you that half our milking herd have calved since the end of October, but I meant to write the end of August. To calve 65 cows in one day would be an achievement worthy of note in
WILTSHIRE Paralympic star Stephanie Millward admits she’s still unsure whether she will take part in next year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Millward, 32, won five medals, including four golds at this year’s IPC World Championships in Montreal
People are being encouraged to share memories of their lives in the county for a Wiltshire People First’s history project. The Semington-based charity received £21,300 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to run the project, which records the lives of
