1930s thriller takes to the stage
	10:50am Tue 6 May 08
	A BOUNCER, a builder and a teaching assistant from west Wiltshire are taking to the stage in a disturbing thriller set in the 1930s.

No 24 bus changes hands

10:01am Tuesday 6th May 2008

WILTS and Dorset Bus Company has lost Warminster's popular number 24 service to a rival bus and coach provider.

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People First artwork goes on show

5:15pm Monday 5th May 2008

A SERIES of paintings, collages, and drawings by people with learning disabilities will go on show at Warminster library between May 27 and June 14.

Fly-tip crackdown catches offenders

10:36am Monday 5th May 2008

A CRACKDOWN by MOD Police on fly-tipping on Salisbury Plain has resulted in two more successful prosecutions.

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	Ron's work in top exhibition
	4:43pm Sat 3 May 08
	WARMINSTER Camera Club photographer Ron Kelly is to have one of his pictured featured in a top exhibition.
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Deadline for Indian orphans donations

6:02pm Friday 2nd May 2008

DONATIONS of items for a bring and buy sale, to help raise money for a children's hostel in India, must be handed in between 9-10am tomorrow.

New homes for 500 soldiers

7:42am Friday 2nd May 2008

MILITARY accommodation for almost 500 soldiers in Warminster could soon get underway as part of a multi-billion pound regeneration scheme.

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WH Smith takes over post office

4:30pm Thursday 1st May 2008

A MAJOR high street retailer has taken over Warminster's main newsagents and post office.

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Contamination could close recycling site

2:54pm Thursday 1st May 2008

A RECYCLING centre in Warminster could be forced to close temporarily if fears over contamination are confirmed.

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Fire destroys play park pallets

1:18pm Thursday 1st May 2008

A SKIP fire in Warminster destroyed wooden pallets and timber framing set aside for a newly-refurbished play park.

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