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  • Pupils taught about water flow by the experts

    YEAR four pupils at Westbury Leigh Primary School were recently visited by Wessex Water to help with their topic on rivers. Children learned about the water cycle, the role of Wessex Water, the use of rivers, where tap water comes from and how we

  • Home care service seeks new staff to join team

    A HOME care company has relaunched a campaign to get more people caring for the elderly, as another 30 caregivers are being recruited. Following the success of last year’s campaign You Can Care, Home Instead Senior Care, is looking to recruit to

  • Woman sought after train assault

    BRITISH Transport Police officers have released a CCTV image of a woman, left, they would like to interview following a report of an assault on another passenger. The incident happened at 12.10pm on Christmas Eve on board a Bristol-bound train between

  • Project will help people living with dementia

    THE National Lottery is backing a major new £50,000 project to provide animal and nature-based activities for people with dementia across the North and West Wiltshire area. As part of the three-year project, Holt-based Wiltshire Equine Assisted

  • Café revamp gives a brand new look

    THE Hope Nature Centre is staging a fun day next Saturday to celebrate the re-opening of its newly-refurbished kitchen and café. It will take place from 11am to 3pm on Saturday, February 16 at the Southwick centre for the local community to come

  • Lunch is served once again as club back on

    THE Melksham Lunch Club is to relaunch today (Friday, February 8) as Melksham Community Meals after a successful campaign by volunteers. The club, which closed in December following cuts by Wiltshire Council, has been saved by retired accountant

  • North Bradley School evacuated

    NORTH Bradley Primary School has been evacuated this morning after what is thought to have been an electrical fire. The school is asking parents to pick up their children from the Peace Memorial Hall immediately after the entire school was evacuated

  • Theatre Royal box office to close for system revamp

    The Theatre Royal Bath will close its box office for bookings online, over the phone and over the counter from Sunday February 10 till Thursday February 14 in order to launch a new ticketing system. The theatre sells hundreds of tickets every day

  • Bus shelter shatters as lorry crashes

    THE double bus shelter in front of the newsagents in Trowbridge town centre shattered this morning (Thursday) after a lorry collided with it. Police officers and ambulance crews attended the scene in Market Street around 11am after the large lorry

  • Men spotted trying front doors and car door handles

    Three men have been arrested after police received reports of men trying front doors and car door handles last night in Trowbridge. Police are appealing for information from the public after officers were called to an area in Ferris Way at 11pm

  • ATHLETICS: Runners all ready for Wiltshire 10

    THIS Sunday sees the ninth running of the Wiltshire 10 road race, sponsored by the Wiltshire Times. The race, which starts in Melksham and follows an undulating course out and around the historic village of Lacock, has now firmly established itself

  • KARTING: Harvey on top of the podium at PFI International

    YOUNG Wiltshire racer Louis Harvey topped the podium when he returned to PFI International in Grantham, Lincolnshire, at the weekend. After the kind efforts of Dan Bailey Builders on Friday to drag the family caravan out of the snow and onto a road

  • ATHLETICS: Entries still available for Pewsey Terminator

    ENTRIES are still available for the world-famous Pewsey Terminator, which takes place in just over a fortnight’s time. The event, organised by Pewsey Vale Running Club, takes place on Sunday, February 24, starting at 10.30am at Pewsey Primary School

  • Save a life skills for Saturday shoppers

    BARGAIN-hunters in Bath on Saturday can pick up life-saving skills along with their shopping. A team of healthcare professionals, led by Senior Sister Natalie Cooper from the Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, will be demonstrating