Vodafone's Telephone Account Management Team in Trowbridge dressed up as stars of film. They raised £265 for Children in Need which Vodafone generously doubled.

From left to right: Ed Canares (Pulp Fiction) Kris Freeman (Star Wars) Claire Smith (Pirates of the Caribbean) Rob Gredington (Men in Black) Kevin Norville (Top Gun) Helen Keniston (South Pacific)

Kiddiwinks Pre-School Pyjama Day. To help raise money for Children in Need the Pre-School held a Pudsey Bear Pyjama Day on Friday 16th November. 19 children came in their pyjamas & brought a teddy, which they thought was very amusing, especially to see their teachers in their pyjamas. They gave a donation to Children in Need, raising £21.

Batman and Robin to the rescue. Corsham MoD's 241 Signals Squadron, 10 Signal Regiment, entered into the spirit of the Children in Need appeal by dressing up in a variety of guises, including scooby-do, batman and the pink panther on 16 November. By welcoming employees at the main gate and visits to offices, they raised £700. Their efforts are part of a larger, combined, 10 Signal Regiment drive to help the charity - Royal Signals staff around the country are also taking part in a cycle tour which started in Northern Ireland and ended at the BBC studios on Friday night.

Paxcroft Primary School pupils donated money to Children in Need to come dressed up in their best spotty outfits. (33829-1)

Longscroft Nursery in Trowbidge had it's staff and youngsters dress up in dots and stripes for Children in Need day. (33831-2)

Trowbridge ambulance staff raising money for Children in Need in Fore St on Friday. (33834)

A teddy bear auction took place at the Bupa care homes in Westbury on Friday 16th November in aid of Children in Need.

Ready steady go! Sally Anne tots in a sponsored toddle to raise money for Children in Need (20944/2)

More than 30 Judo club members, including children as young as seven years old, were on fighting form after smashing their annual record for the number of throws performed in 30 minutes.

Trowbridge Judo Club, in Innox Road, raised more than £400 for Children in Need after completing 2,297 throws, which completely smashed last year's record of 559.

Instructor Kerry-Lee Mallows, 19, a First Dan black belt instructor at the club, said: "The children were extremely tired afterwards but they still did their normal training afterwards. They did very well."

Natasha Bidwell, landlady of the Weymouth Arms in Warminster, had her head shaved to raise money for Children in Need.....

....Meanwhile a Weymouth Arms customer known as 'Farmer' from Codford had a full body wax to raise money for Children in Need.

Claire Boardman and Pete Herniman, as a clown, from Chippenham opticians Haine & Smith in Emery Gate gave a lens cleaning service and raised £142.63 for Children in Need. A raffle also raised £103.