TWO ghostly figures marching together were seen on Battlesbury Hill on June 18 - the 205th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. They were not figments of imagination or apparitions from the past, but Rob Yuill from Warminster and Paul Biggin from
Claims that Wiltshire could be one of the next locations to go into lockdown have been dismissed by the council. Media reports today stated that Wiltshire had seen a weekly increase of new Covid-19 cases of 300 per cent. However this actually
Uncertainty has been in the air this week about which pubs will be open as people get ready to go back to their favourite locals. But now Wadworth has issued a list of its tenanted houses that will open on Saturday and a timeframe for other pubs
DESPITE not having been able to play a match since March 19 due to the coronavirus outbreak, members of the Shoestring-chargrilled sponsored Chippenham & District Sunday Football League held their annual awards night on Zoom. Unlike any usual season
THE children of keyworkers are being offered the chance to join a series of Active Trowbridge kids camps during the summer holiday. The move is in recognition of the great work carried out by all keyworkers throughout the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic
A MAN had a lucky escape after a car he was working on fell on top of him trapping him underneath. The ambulance service was called to Hill Corner, Chippenham just before 4.30pm yesterday. A spokesman for the South Western Ambulance Trust said
VOLUNTEERS who joined a town’s Covid-19 response group and helped feed and befriend more than 2,000 people could continue their work after the pandemic. The Royal Wootton Bassett Covid-19 Mutual Aid Group, which mobilised almost 400 volunteers at
