WARMINSTER were left devastated by a one-point defeat to their rivals at the bottom of the table. Warminster took to the field with three sets of brothers, possibly for the first time in the club’s history, in the form of the Rowbothams (Steve
WESTBURY returned to winning ways as they edged out Frome 2nd at Knott Field. The home side started the game strongly putting Frome under pressure and forcing a penalty that Jack Brooks narrowly missed. On the 12-minute mark Westbury crossed
FARLEIGH Wood Hosted the Trowbridge Seniors Tuesday match where Ernie Jones, from Trowbridge, captured top prize with 51 lb 14 oz of carp. Ken Gingell, from Trowbridge, was runner up with 27 lb of carp, followed by Brian Ellis, from Melksham, 25
A Melksham construction company has been fined £20,000 plus £5,000 costs after a crane operator suffered an electric shock and nearly died when the equipment he was using hit overhead power lines. Sub-contractor Lee Burge 38, who lives near Bristol
Police are appealing for the public's help in identifying a man they wish to speak to in connection with an incident of theft in Trowbridge. The incident took place at approximately 3.05pm on November 7 in West Wiltshire Micros, a local computer
RESILIENT Trowbridge came within a whisker of pulling off a major shock with a powerful performance against a strong Windsor side. The visitors were quick to adapt to the muddy conditions in a tight first half that saw both sides testing each other
BATH prop David Wilson has urged England to end a frustrating autumn on a high by overcoming World Cup group rivals Australia in Saturday's final QBE International at Twickenham. A flawed 28-9 victory over Samoa has eased the pressure building
BOSS Darren Perrin lauded an “unbelievable” Melksham Town performance as they powered into the FA Vase third round with an emphatic win at Slimbridge on Tuesday. Town had been held to a 2-2 draw at the Conigre on Saturday but stepped up their game
