OLYMPIC champion Ed McKeever finished sixth in the A final of the K1 200m at the Canoe Sprint World Cup 2 event in Duisburg, Germany, today. Drawn out in lane nine McKeever was up against the world’s best and only 0.26 seconds separating the top
Where: Cheese & Grain, Market Yard, FromeWhen: Friday, June 5Tickets: £20 from office@cheeseandgrain.com, 01373 455420/464666WHETHER you remember punk from the first time round, or were born way after The Dammed first burst onto the scene but love the
Melksham Flower Club Achieves at Malvern Spring ShowA team of Melksham flower arrangers, Rosalyn Clarke, Ann Burgess, Sheena Sainsbury and Susie Rawstron, representing the SW Area of the National Association of Flower Arranging Societies entered the
Springmead School, BeckingtonThe Nursery children had an exciting trip to the Fire Station in Trowbridge.While there they met some real firefighters and had a good look at all the firefighting equipment.Best of all everyone had a turn with the hose –
The 16th AGM of the Trowbridge Area Community Link Scheme was held in the Usher Room at the Civic Centre.Opening the meeting chairman, Doug Ross, welcomed everyone and introduced the evening’s guest presenter, Michael Gamble. Michael is a keen photographer
INNER WHEEL CLUB OF WESTBURYPresident Jean Heath accompanied by Joanna Earney, community service chairman, visited the offices of Splitz last Monday (May 11) and were welcomed by founder Fran Lewis. A cheque was presented to Splitz for £250. This was
THE School Council at Westbury Infants have been celebrating after managing to bag themselves £188 towards improvements during playtimes including the purchase of a friendship bench.The council, made up of 15 pupils, raised £100 from bag packing at Morrisons
A WINSLEY based pickle and chutney company owner believes that stumbling across her award-winning range by pure accident has been the most rewarding experience of her life.Stephanie Anderson launched In a Pickle Co in 2011 and since then she has attracted
YOUNG Trowbridge musician Katherine Stonham triumphed in Devizes at the weekend when she won the final of the Young Musician of Wiltshire competition. The-16-year-old violinist beat six other young musicians to come first in the competition organised
