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  • Corsham children never tire of a good story

    Barney & Echo storybooks were recently presented to children at Corsham Primary School as part of a new partnership aimed at preventing children becoming involved with anti-social behaviour and rewarding schools’ commitment to preventing bullying

  • Trowbridge pupils will be singing to help vulnerable people

    St John’s Catholic Primary School in Trowbridge raises funds for CAFOD every year and gives support to Christian Aid during Christian Aid Week by sending pupils to help at the Bread and Cheese Lunch, a popular fundraising event held annually in the

  • Fancy, £132 from Hornisham goes to charity

    Staff and children at Firststeps Nursery in Horningsham recently had a fancy dress day to raise money for Crackerjacks charity for disabled children. Their efforts raised £132. John Bacon, fundraising manager for Crackerjacks said “Thank you so

  • Arrest after unprovoked stabbing in Melksham

    A 20-year-old man has been arrested after an unprovoked stabbing in Granville Road, Melksham, on Friday. PCSO Janet Gould said a 36-year-old man was stabbed in the leg by a man in a blue hoodie at about 9.40pm when he had been to the chip shop.

  • Adventurous spirit revs up with new Melksham minibus

    1st Bowerhill Scout Group are delighted that Wiltshire Council has supported the group by buying them a minibus, using money from the community care grants scheme. The 17-seat bus made its ‘maiden voyage’ with an adventure to Basingstoke for indoor

  • Jolly birthday celebration for Melksham Brownies’ 100th

    Melklsham Brownies have held their Big Brownie Birthday Party, as part of the movement’s 100th birthday celebrations. They celebrated with fun on a giant bouncy castle, treasure hunts, cake decorating and a special pass the parcel and live music

  • Murder investigation after woman's death in Durrington

    A murder investigation is continuing in Salisbury following the death of a woman in Durrington yesterday. Wiltshire Police were called to a house in Avondown Road, Durrington, at 1.45pm yesterday to reports of a woman with serious injuries.

  • RUGBY: Trowbridge skipper toasts Twickenham chance

    TROWBRIDGE captain Matt Howard is coming to terms with the prospect of leading his side out at the home of English rugby in a fortnight's time after his side booked their place at the RFU Intermediate Cup final yesterday. The Wiltshire men survived

  • Warminster barn full of hay lost in blaze

    A Warminster barn containing 100 tonnes of hay caught fire last Wednesday afternoon. Crews from Warminster, Westbury and a water carrier from Wilton were called to the farm on Coldharbour Lane, and used two hose reel jets and two main jets to fight

  • Good Health ... with Dr Stu - Watch out for sleep loss

    Wristwatches are truly out of fashion. Sales have been falling over the past decade and according to a recent YouGov survey, the majority of 16-34-year-olds have given up the traditional timepiece in favour of a smartphone. However, in a bizarre twist

  • Will Guyatt, Gadget Guy - Make sure you get what you pay for

    Just how fast is your ‘high speed’ internet connection? We’re all being sold ‘best-ever’ packages and deals by providers, but new research says only around a third of us are happy with what’s actually being delivered. New figures from Ofcom, the