FOURTEEN gardens took part in the third Art in the Gardens exhibition at Bratton yesterday. The event raised money for Macmillian Cancer Support. Organiser Lucy Ellis said: "The history behind these events is the when I moved here from over 10
MORE than 70 choristers from the UK’s Cathedrals and Collegiate Choirs are to take part in the 64th Edington Music Festival. The events from August 18-25 at The Priory Church in Edington will be accompanied by some of the best organists in the country
DEAF children in Wiltshire are missing out on owning crucial radio aids because of where they live, a national charity has claimed. The National Deaf Children’s Society found that Wiltshire is among 43 councils that do not offer the technology for
FESTIVALGOERS hoping for a weekend of fun on the farm will be off the mark if they travel to Goatacre this summer, for Goatfest is all about the music. The event, which bills itself as the hottest fest in the Calne area, is back for another year
NEW lead for children’s services across Wiltshire believes children services are key to preventing people from being reliant on adult social care in the future. Speaking to the Children’s Select Committee for the first time since taking on the cabinet
Chippenham: (Pictured) Chalkland Vets has been given permission to update its signage in New Road in Chippenham. There was objection from Chippenham Town Council which argued that LED lighting would harm the Grade II Listed Building, however planners
THE Religious Education department at St Laurence School held a Holocaust Commemoration service for year nine students this month. The service included readings and a poignant account from guest speaker Iris Segall, of her experiences growing up
REPRESENTATIVES from two services charities attended a ceremony in Bradford on Avon where cheques were presented from the town's Countdown to Peace project. Last Thursday, cheques for hundreds of pounds were handed over to SSAFA and the Royal British
