Then & Now - St Bartholomew’s Church, Corsham
	10:37am Thu 2 Oct 08
	WE looked at Church Street last week and this week we take a look at the town's Parish Church.

	Nostalgia
	11:21am Thu 2 Oct 08
	THIS week's picture belongs to Brenda Milner, nee Kranz, of Trowbridge, and shows the harvest festival service from the former Trinity School in Bradford on Avon, in September 1961, which was held in Trinity Church.

	Down Memory Lane
	11:23am Thu 2 Oct 08
	Our mystery picture from last week remains unidentified, although Philip Porter, of Tiverton, has given us some insights.

	Then & Now - Flemish weavers’ cottages, Corsham
	11:44am Thu 18 Sep 08
	THIS week we take another look at the Grade Two listed buildings at the northern end of the High Street, the Flemish Weavers' cottages.

	Nostalgia
	11:51am Thu 18 Sep 08
	THE start of the Trowbridge and District Ladies Darts league season this week prompted Stephanie Morris, of Hilperton, to look out two pictures of the darts teams from The Old Crown pub in the village.

	Then & Now - Flemish weavers cottages, Corsham
	10:20am Thu 11 Sep 08
	WE turn our attention this week to a rank of cottages often mentioned in Corsham's history, the Flemish Weavers cottages, as seen from near the Town Hall.

	Nostalgia
	10:24am Thu 11 Sep 08
	OUR thanks to Audrey Earl, of Holt, for the picture above of the Holt Cricket team from 1956.

	Down Memory Lane
	10:26am Thu 11 Sep 08
	Mr Davis Eason, who is writing a Roll of Honour for the 11th Hussars (Prince Albert's Own) 1939-1945, a memorial to the 161 members of the Regiment and the two attached personnel who sadly never returned, is seeking readers' help and some information on some former soldiers.

	Then & Now - War Hospital, Corsham
	9:21am Thu 4 Sep 08
	Last week we featured Corsham's grand Town Hall and this week we take a look at one of its functions at the early part of the 1900s.

	Nostalgia
	9:26am Thu 4 Sep 08
	Thanks to Julie Wilson (nee Reeves), of Potterne, Devizes, for this photo of pupils at Newtown Junior School, Trowbridge, during the late 1960s.

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