Warminster classroom drama as child locked in cupboard

4:00pm Saturday 18th May 2013

A boy who got locked in a stationery cupboard at Sambourne Primary School, Warminster, had to be rescued by firefighters last Thursday. The boy was in the cupboard for over 20 minutes until the crew arrived A spokesman for the school said: “One of our Year 1 pupils accidentally got locked into our large stationery cupboard. It became jammed from the inside.

Warminster home zone explanation

2:00pm Saturday 18th May 2013

An information evening about Wiltshire Council’s Strategic Land Availability Assessment will take place at Warminster Civic Centre on Tuesday, from 5pm to 8pm.

Long-serving employee celebrates 80th birthday

John's 60-year service at Warminster glove firm

5:46pm Friday 17th May 2013

An employee at Dents Fashion Accessories in Warminster celebrated his 80th birthday today at the glovermakers where he has worked since 1949.

Frosty reception to Warminster homes plans

11:00am Friday 17th May 2013

A Pproposal to build homes on land next to Bath Road and Church Street, Warminster, got a frosty reception at a public exhibition staged by Redrow Homes South West.

Warminster pupils’ art gets National show

Pupils Talulah, Emily, Toby, Callum, Rosie and Georgia with some of their art work

7:00pm Thursday 16th May 2013

PUPILS at St John’s Church of England Primary School in Warminster will have their art featured in a display at the National Gallery.

Warminster School

Christian Folkesson, Aiden King, Bailey Maxwell and Thomas Liquorice from Warminster School participated in a residential course at the University of Exeter

12:00pm Thursday 16th May 2013

Warminster School STUDENTS from Warminster School travelled to Krakow in Poland to find out more about concentration camps and the medieval past of the city.

Warminster stages land development meeting

5:30pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

An information evening, organised by the Warminster and Villages Community Partnership, about Wiltshire Council’s Strategic Land Availability Assessment, will take place at Warminster Civic Centre on Monday, from 5pm to-8pm.

Warminster Military Wives Choir to stage memorial fundraiser

4:49pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

A charity evening featuring the Military Wives Choir will take place at Warminster Civic Centre on August 31, from 6.30pm to midnight.

Antiques expert joins BBC’s new app and web launch

8:00pm Sunday 12th May 2013

Former Warminster antique valuator John Weallans has taken a role as an expert for BBC show Cash in the Attic’s new website and app.

Hospital fails to provide testimony from staff over Warminster boy’s surgery death

Hospital fails to provide testimony from staff over Warminster boy’s surgery death

12:00pm Sunday 12th May 2013

An inquest on Sean Turner has been scheduled for January 14 next year, after Bristol Children’s Hospital failed to supply all the witness statements to a pre-inquest hearing.

Good response to self-build homes proposal

11:00am Sunday 12th May 2013

Proposals for self-build homes in Warminster have taken another step forward after a positive response to recent exhibitions and surveys.

Fundraising for charity was a blast

From left, fundraising team Di Milton, Marcia Candy and Claire Tanner at the Wylye Valley Shooting Ground

10:00am Sunday 12th May 2013

A CHARITY clay shoot event at Wylye Valley Shooting Ground in Warminster on Sunday for the Forever Friends Appeal in aid of a new cancer unit at the Royal United Hospital, Bath.

Warminster supermarket gives pupils food for thought

Warminster Waitrose manager Mark Pomeroy with pupils Thea Jefferies, Matilda Wickham, Niamh Consalvey, Woody Parsons and Joseph Naigunugunu

7:00pm Saturday 11th May 2013

Waitrose in Warminster has launched its Grow and Sell initiative as part of a scheme to encourage children to re-engage with where their food comes from.

Inspectors for Warminster and Westbury come and go

Inspector Lindsey Winter hands over responsibility for Warminster policing to Inspector Alan Webb

8:00am Friday 10th May 2013

New police inspector for Warminster and Westbury Alan Webb says he has big shoes to fill, after being announced as the replacement for Lindsey Winter.

Plain stroll opens Warminster walking season

Warminster ramblers

3:00pm Thursday 9th May 2013

The weather may not have been summery but at least the rain held off for the first of Warminster’s six summer guided walks.

Warminster ramblers warm up for summer with walk

Warminster ramblers

2:00pm Thursday 9th May 2013

The weather may not have been summery but at least the rain held off for the first of Warminster’s six summer guided walks.

Woman airlifted to RUH after suffering cardiac arrest

2:34pm Tuesday 7th May 2013

A woman was airlifted to hospital on Friday (May 7), after she suffered a cardiac arrest in Morrisons supermarket in Weymouth Street, Warminster.

Pillowcase fashion in Warminster

12:00pm Sunday 5th May 2013

A charity sewing day will take place on Saturday, May 11, at Christ Church Hall in Warminster, from 11am to 4pm. Participants are being invited to create dresses out of pillowcases for the Dress a Girl Around the World project.

Warminster beauty spot alert

8:00am Sunday 5th May 2013

Police have issued a warning to people visiting rural areas around Warminster not to leave any valuables on display in vehicles parked in remote locations. There has been an increase in thefts at the area’s beauty spots since the weather has improved.

Burglary victim welcomes jailing of Westbury raiders

4:04pm Friday 3rd May 2013

A woman in her 60s who was left with a suspected broken nose after she confronted two burglars in her own bedroom says she is pleased to have seen them jailed.

Warminster soldiers get saddled up

Captain Darren Szymanski, Sergeant Major Duncan Wyeth, Private Sam Davy and Private Michael Goggs

9:00am Thursday 2nd May 2013

Soldiers from 3 Yorks will be taking part in a 100-mile ride for the Bike Bath event on June 22 and 23, with the Yorkshire Regiment encouraging other military units to join up.

Warminster man denies underage sex charges

8:54am Tuesday 30th April 2013

A man accused of having sex with a 15-year-old girl is to face trial by judge and jury.

3 Yorks soldiers saddle up for Bike Bath event

Captain Darren Szymanski, Sergeant Major Duncan Wyeth, Private Sam Davy and Private Michael Goggs

5:30pm Monday 29th April 2013

Soldiers from 3 Yorks will be taking part in a 100-mile ride for the Bike Bath event on June 22 and 23, with the Yorkshire Regiment encouraging other military units to join up.

Center Parcs reaches fundraising target for GOSH

12:39pm Monday 29th April 2013

Center Parcs directors pedalled 125 miles last week to bring the company's fundraising total for Great Ormond Street Hospital to half a million pounds.

Peer falls out with son as murals of childhood are removed

8:00pm Sunday 28th April 2013

Lord Bath is no longer speaking to his son and heir, after finding out that several of his Longleat murals, showing children’s scenes, have been taken down.

Arrest after Warminster home raids

7:00pm Sunday 28th April 2013

Police received reports of two burglaries in Warminster overnight on Saturday The first was at 11.40pm, when a garage in Vicarage Street was broken into and alcohol was stolen.

Beans there, done that – now for bath

Jo gets ‘beaned’ by her daughters, Tia and Ebony

9:00am Sunday 28th April 2013

fundraiser Jo Middleton cannot now look at baked beans, after lying in a bath of them while collecting donations for Greyhound Rescue West of England (GRWE).

Old grenade is found in garden

8:00pm Saturday 27th April 2013

An unexploded hand grenade was dug up by a gardener in Upton Scudamore on Sunday at 8pm. An Explosive Ordnance Disposal team from Tidworth inspected the inert Second World War device and disposed of it.

Driver hurt as car leaves A350 near Longbridge Deverill

5:43pm Saturday 27th April 2013

A driver suffered minor injuries after his car came off the road on the A350, Longbridge Deverill.

Fans queue up in vinyl revival in Warminster

Debbie Holmes, at Raves From the Grave in Warminster, as collectors seek out music rarities

4:00pm Friday 26th April 2013

MUSIC fans started queuing early on Saturday, outside Warminster independ- ent record store Raves from the Grave, to get their hands on exclusive vinyl and CDs as part of Record Store Day.

Warminster man resuscitated after cardiac arrest in Iceland

1:28pm Friday 26th April 2013

A Warminster man was resuscitated by an off-duty paramedic and ambulance services today, after suffering a cardiac arrest while shopping in Iceland supermarket in Warminster.

Cricketers make run for pavilion

6:00pm Thursday 25th April 2013

Sutton Veny Cricket Club hosts a 10k run on Bank Holiday Monday, May 6, for the new pavilion. Registration at 9.30am at the village hall. Entry £12 on the day or £10 in advance

Sporting stars stop over on ride to France

Alix Popham, centre, with Paralympian Mark Colbourne, left, and the team’s youngest  member, Kyle Adams,16, at Widbook Grange Hotel

5:00pm Thursday 25th April 2013

A group of cyclists pulled into Bradford on Avon for a first stop on a 580-mile ride from Pontypridd in Wales to Brive in the South of France, to raise money for Mencap Cymru.

Sir’s all set to head off

Martin Priestley, head teacher of Warminster School, pictured with head girl Haley Morgan and head boy Rob Allan

4:00pm Thursday 25th April 2013

Warminster School head teacher Martin Priestley will be leaving the school to start a new role at the end of 2013, after seven years in charge of the school.

Codford pupils show off musical talents and meet animals

Children showcased skills from singing to instrument playing at Wylye Valley

3:30pm Thursday 25th April 2013

Children at Wylye Valley School in Codford invited parents, relatives and teachers to a music concert.  

Police appeal after silverware burglary

Witness appeal after man assaulted in Wood Street

11:00am Wednesday 24th April 2013

Wiltshire police are appealing for witnesses to a burglary that occurred at a house in Bradley Road, Warminster, overnight between Friday and Saturday.

Rising resistance to Warminster development

4:00pm Sunday 21st April 2013

Support for a residents’ campaign group is continuing to grow as it leads the fight against plans to build 320 homes on the outskirts of Warminster.

Sutton Veny school steps back in time

After a church service celebrating Sutton Veny School’s 140th birthday, oldest pupil Lionel Bernardo and youngest Oliver Maddocks led a parade back with the school banner

4:00pm Sunday 21st April 2013

Children and staff at Sutton Veny CE Primary School have celebrated its 140th anniversary, when they dressed up in Victorian costumes.

Warminster election

3:30pm Thursday 18th April 2013

There are just two wards in Warminster that will be decided in May, with five candidates assured a seat in the new council.

Warminster trophy pair secure prize

John and Karen Purnell

1:00pm Wednesday 17th April 2013

The Trophy Pet Foods franchise in Warminster has picked up the Most Improved Performance award at the firm’s Franchise Awards.

Warminster payroll firm growth pays off with move

Westbury MP Andrew Murrison, left, opens the new offices for payroll firm RACS

9:00am Wednesday 17th April 2013

Independent payroll company RACS Group celebrated the official opening of its new state-of-the-art offices in Three Horseshoes Walk, Warminster, with MP Andrew Murrison cutting the ribbon.

Outstanding day in Dilton Marsh

Headteacher Judith Finney and pupils celebrate Dilton Marsh Primary’s outstanding Ofsted report

6:00pm Sunday 14th April 2013

Staff and pupils at Dilton Marsh CofE Primary School are celebrating after an Ofsted inspection graded it outstanding in all areas.

Raiders reported in Warminster

10:00am Sunday 14th April 2013

Police are investigating two reports of burglary in the area around Broadway in Warminster, between March 27 and April 4.

Damage arrest for pane attack in Warminster

6:00pm Saturday 13th April 2013

A man from Heytesbury was arrested on suspicion of causing damage to a shop window in the Three Horseshoes Walk, Warminster, at 5.15pm last Friday. Thomas Feltham, 18, was later charged with causing criminal damage to the shop window, criminal damage to a police van and assaulting a detention officer at the police station. He is due to appear at Salisbury Magistrates’ Court on April 23.

Husband’s marathon for arthritis appeal

Tim Jerrett with wife Donna, who is an arthritis sufferer

5:00pm Friday 12th April 2013

WARMINSTER husband Tim Jerrett will run the London Marathon on April 21 to raise £3,600 for Arthritis Care on behalf of his wife, who has had the condition for 18 years.

Fundraising tributes paid to ‘The Bull’

Friends Mathew Pritchard and Christopher Barnes in training with a “bull”

4:00pm Friday 12th April 2013

A charity event organised by soldiers from Warminster-based battalion 3 Yorks, in memory of fallen comrade Sgt Gareth Thursby, raised more than £600 for the Army Benevolent Fund.

Codford author maps out history with tour of wartime gravestones

Romy Wyeth at the grave of Sonnie Harris, who died in 1917 and was buried in one of the Anzac graves

4:00pm Thursday 11th April 2013

Author and historian Romy Wyeth has written a booklet delving into stories of soldiers buried in Codford’s St Mary’s Church and Anzac war graves.

Longleat's new signs survive the tiger test

Longleat's new signs survive the tiger test

12:31pm Tuesday 9th April 2013

Devising indestructible new signage which can survive the rigours of daily life in a safari park was always going to be a tall order.

Motorcyclist involved in collision at Longbridge Deverill

11:25am Tuesday 9th April 2013

A motorcyclist was in collision with a car on the A350 at Longbridge Deverill, near Warminster, at 10.30am on Saturday, leaving him with a broken left shoulder and a collapsed lung.

Warminster Lord pays tribute to former PM Margaret Thatcher

RIGHT-TO-BUY: Margaret Thatcher

9:51am Tuesday 9th April 2013

Lord Michael Dobbs a former advisor to Baroness Thatcher has described her as Britain’s ‘finest 20th century peacetime prime minister’ paying tribute to her following her death yesterday (Tuesday).




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