Soap star and former adman Bill Ward tells MARION SAUVEBOIS how he got into acting “THERE was one called Big Bad Dom, it was for Domestos and it was set as a Western,” Bill Ward sets the scene for his favourite childhood ad with such gravitas, he may as well be reciting Shakespeare. “Domestos was going round with a gun, sorting things out and solving problems. I remember that one particularly well.”
“IS THIS month Noel Coward as well?” my baffled partner whispered into my ear as a case of mistaken identity unfolded to a flurry of cackles from the audience.
MOTHERS know best; or so my mum insists on reminding me every time we have a difference in opinion... which despite an ocean separating us (well, The Channel) happens on a weekly basis.
IT IS hard to explain why, nearly 60 years on, Holly Golightly still elicits such fascination.
ALAN Ayckbourn is undoubtedly a master observer. His knack for drawing out characters’ flaws, stretching them to their very limit for comedy value, pushes the envelope even today.
Directors of the Great Western Hospital have publicly spoken of their frustration with and dipping confidence in Carillion, the firm in charge of its cleaning and catering services.
Campaigners in Royal Wootton Bassett fearing the demise of their High Street made a stand against plans for a supermarket and more than 300 homes on their doorstep.
The NHS trust reposnsible for providing mental health care in Wiltshire must take significant steps to improve services, a new report says.
WITH challengers clad in tutus, hot pants and kilts, a wannabe Ali G, and a Korean TV crew launching into the Gangnam Style routine at the finish line, Tetbury’s Woolsack Races lived up to their quirky reputation on Monday.
