CAMPAIGNERS on both sides of the Stonehenge debate have reacted to the High Court judgement on a controversial £1.7 billion scheme to reduce congestion on the A303. Save Stonehenge World Heritage Site campaigners have won a court battle to prevent
SCORES of small convenience stores and village shops across west Wiltshire are being hit by a decision by a food and drink wholesale operator in Bristol to halt deliveries until the end of August. Bookers Wholesale UK offers branded and private
SOUTH East Wiltshire magistrates in Salisbury have adjourned the case against a Trowbridge teenager who appeared by live link from HMP Bullingdon prison in Oxfordshire. Ibrahim El-Khalil Chafik, 19, who formerly lived in Cheviot Close, Trowbridge
TOMORROW (July 31) is the last chance for residents to have their say on the rules surrounding dogs on leads in John Coles Park. The public survey, which began on July 1 and will end on August 1, seeks to establish whether or not a new rule should
Trowbridge has unveiled public artwork at the centre of Gloucester-based builder Newland Homes’ latest development in the town. Town mayor Denise Bates, along with former councillor Bob Brice, officially opened the installation in the Drynham area
Police are hunting a man with links to Wiltshire. Macauley Collins is wanted in connection with investigations relating to an assault, harassment and criminal damage. The 26-year-old has links with Somerset, South Gloucestershire, Hampshire
A DRIVER stopped by police on the M4 for having "dodgy-looking" number plates blamed a safari park monkey for messing with them. A Wiltshire Police Spec Ops spokesman said: "Monkey business. RPU stopped a vehicle this morning on M4 with dodgy looking
Ryanair is looking for new people to join its cabin crew across the UK as travel restrictions ease. Europe’s No.1 airline announced a major recruitment drive for Cabin Crew for its UK bases as Ryanair recovers and rebuilds from the Covid-19 pandemic
WILTSHIRE Council social workers have won the Safeguarding of Children Award at the prestigious National Children and Young People’s Awards, this week. Charlene Handyside and Lydia Campbell represented the support and safeguarding team south and
MELKSHAM and Bradford on Avon Primary Care Network is celebrating have delivered its 50, 000th Covid-19 vaccination at the Spencers Sport and Social Club vaccination centre. Dr Abby Burgess, of PCN, said: "This is a momentous achievement and we
