POLICE officers have closed Trowbridge Road in Westbury this evening after a collision thought to involve a cyclist Three ambulances and four police cars were at the scene on Blue Circle bend this afternoon. The cyclist's injuries have not yet
THE owners of the Players Club in Westbury are hoping the Star Factor talent show will help to bring in new audiences. Sally Boyle, of the Starry Eyes Performance Foundation, is working with the club to attract a family-friendly audience for local
HUNDREDS of young dancers took part in two days of competitive dance classes over the weekend as party of the Devizes Eisteddfod festival. The dance extravaganza saw performances of ballet, tap, modern, classical and cabaret styles from dancers
THE most widely recognised prehistoric monument in Europe, Stonehenge, is the number one visited attraction in the South West, according to a new study published last week. The world heritage site on Salisbury Plain hosted 1,555,868 visitors from
HUNDREDS of youngsters from all over Wiltshire and further afield will be honing their talents this week ready for the musical and singing classes of Devizes Eisteddfod which runs from Thursday to Saturday. There will be more than 200 classes of
STAFF are celebrating after Trowbridge Town Council has been recognised as a good employer and has been presented with a gold accreditation from Investors in People. The council has been found to have a number of policies in place, meaning that
THE White Horse Dance Club held its first dance last month at White Horse County Park in Westbury, and have donated all the proceeds to Wiltshire Air Ambulance. The 70 dancers, enjoyed a great evening of ballroom, Latin and sequence styles, dancing
Young Arts representatives for the Devizes and North Wiltshire groups of the Art Society met with the leader of art at John of Gaunt at the school in Trowbridge to present a cheque for the department's an annual residential trip. Angela Purdon and
A HISTORIC Grade II listed iron crane dating back to the the beginning of Queen Victoria’s reign has been restored to its former glory on the bank of the Kennet and Avon canal. Volunteers from the Canal and River Trust have spent the past 10 years
MEMBERS of the Bradford on Avon Beavers are getting ready to launch their Christmas stamp and postal delivery service. Around 90 boys and girls aged six to 14 years who belong to the Scout Group will use the stamp to deliver Christmas post within
TWO Trowbridge care workers have each received a long service award for working with people with autism and disabilities for 40 years. Teresa Hibbs first worked as an agency worker at a Trowbridge care home, The Old Rectory and became the manager
