FROME Town progressed to the quarter-finals of the Somerset Premier Cup with victory over Toolstation League outfit Keynsham Town last night. In a replay of last week's clash, which was abandoned due to Scott Armstrong suffering broken ribs and
People in Wiltshire with dementia are now diagnosed and referred to a memory clinic in less than four weeks - eight months sooner than the start of the year. At the start of 2013 the wait was nine months, but the Wiltshire Clinicial Commissioning
Leader of Wiltshire Council Jane Scott defended the huge increase in councillor allowances today, following weeks of criticism and a petition calling for her resignation. During November’s full council meeting, members voted in favour of the recommendations
An unexpected visitor joined a fire crew on a callout to a fire at a Bradford farm last week, when a pet cat snuck onboard the fire engine. Jennifer Wood lives next door to Corsham Fire Station with her pet cat Poppy, who was sleeping inside the
A Melksham man has been jailed for two years and three months after he was caught dealing heroin. Tobiah Rule turned to the drugs trade after his benefits were stopped at the start of the year and he needed to support his own use of other substances
Beavers in Southwick face an unhappy new year, unless a new leader can be found so they can re-open after the Christmas break. The village’s Beaver colony is full with 22 boys, aged between six and eight, and the group also has a long waiting list
A man who pestered two 12-year-old girls to send him naked pictures of themselves over the internet has been handed a suspended jail sentence. Daniel Stafford, who claimed he needed the images for an art course, contacted the youngsters when he
A film produced by pupils from Wiltshire College’s Trowbridge campus will be shown to youngsters across the county to highlight the dangers of carrying weapons and imitations. The piece was a winner of a competition launched by the Wiltshire Police
A proposed solar farm at Blenches Mill Farm in Westbury is set to go ahead, after it was given permission by Wiltshire Council. The planned 12.5-hectare site, which is adjacent to the sewage treatment works in Slag Lane, was agreed by Wiltshire
