MORE than 205,000 people in Wiltshire have received a Covid vaccine so far – 28.7 per cent of the county’s 722,217 population. In its weekly data release, NHS England has published vaccination figures by constituency for the first time. Salisbury
FIFTEEN artists, galleries and shops in Bradford on Avon have now joined a lockdown art window exhibition. The initiative was launched back in January by local artist Tanya Achilleos Lock, owner of the Corner Gallery, and a finalist in the BBC Wildlife
PLANS to build a manager's house at Fairwood Lakes Holiday Park near Dilton Marsh have run into an objection from a nearby resident. The applicant, Crispin Thomas, has applied for planning permission to build a manager's house with a shop and office
RESIDENTS of Bradford on Avon are being urged to get involved in a project to protect nature and improve the town's ecological biodiversity. The call follows the publication of a report by Bath-based ecological consultants Ecosulis, who completed
A FRIEND of Palestine is cycling 22 miles on each of 51 consecutive days to raise £4,000 for families on the West Bank living in territory occupied by the Israelis in 1967. Judith Hammond, from Bradford on Avon, started her challenge on February
WITH gyms set to fling their doors open in April, many of us will be itching to build back those abs and biceps after months of lockdown - but without breaking the bank. As part of Boris Johnson's roadmap out of lockdown, gyms, indoor leisure centres
CHURCH bells will ring out across north and west Wiltshire later today to mark the funeral of Captain Sir Tom Moore. Many bellringers are planning to toll a single bell 100 times to commemorate his age and the number of laps Sir Tom did in in his
ORGANISERS of the Devizes to Westminster International Canoe Race have cancelled the event for this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The annual event was due to take place over the Easter weekend from April 2-5 but organisers said they could
A man was released by fire crews after overturning his car near Royal Wootton Bassett in the early hours of this morning. Three crews from Royal Wootton Bassett, Swindon and Westlea attended the road traffic collision at 2am involving a single
THE following planning applications have been decided by Wiltshire Council recently. Malmesbury: Mark Peart has lost a planning bid to build garages on land at Cherry Tree Cottage in Cloatley End. Mr Peart, who lives at Cherry Cottage, planned
With the nation being asked to stay at home that little bit longer, Aldi and Lidl are both focusing on making your home that little bit more comfortable. The budget supermarket chains have both revealed a range of new products being made available
Salmonella poisoning and food allergies are just some of the reasons behind a number of urgent product recalls across the UK. Customers are being warned over the posible health risk from products they have bought froms major UK supermarkets including
Drivers who post updates on social media warning other road users of police speed traps could face fines of up to £1000. If drivers are warning other motorists about police speed vans, they could be found to be in breach of section 89 of the Police
Naming your child can be one of the toughest decisions new parents are likely to face. Unless a family rule is to name a child after a family member then there is a plethora of names out their and it can be difficult to decide on the perfect name
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has shared a handy trick which could save you up to £180 when shopping at Sainsbury’s The cash-saving guru shared his trick with viewers of The Martin Lewis Money Show this week, dedicating a section of the show
With warmer waether on the way and the hope the lockdown restrictions could ease in the near future, many people will be looking to tidy up their outdoor spaces ahead of the summer months. After a tough year and even tougher winter, there is the
