BIN collections will not change over Christmas and New Year, according to Wiltshire Council. This is because waste collector crews will be working as normal over the bank holidays on December 27, 28 and Monday, January 3. However, garden waste
A DEVIZES man has been handed a 10-month custodial sentence after pleading guilty to 39 food hygiene offences. Gent Jakupi of New Park Street Devizes and Andover Road, Ludgershall pleaded guilty to the offences at Swindon Magistrates Court on Friday
A serious crash occurred near Marlborough this morning, with emergency services called to the A346 at Burbage shortly after 6.15am following reports of a three vehicle collision. Road closures have been put in place on the A346 at the A4 junction
A 31 year old man from Amesbury has been sentenced after pleading guilty to Possession with Intent to Supply cannabis and cocaine. He changed his plea on the day of his trial. Jack Walters, of Jaggard View, Amesbury appeared before Salisbury
WILTSHIRE Council predicts a budget saving of over £10m while it looks to find ways to plug future shortfalls. For the current financial year, the council set a £412m budget and is predicting an underspend of a little over £10.7m. The budget
CABINET has agreed to go ahead with proposals for the controversial A350 Melksham bypass. Following the second round of public consultation, held between June and August, Wiltshire Council’s cabinet agreed to proceed with the scheme but changes
A PLAQUE giving thanks to those who help raise funds to build the new extension to Melksham Skatepark has been unveiled. On a surprisingly mild winter day, councillors, business owners and James Threlfall MBE gathered to witness the formal opening
A neglected dog found in Trowbridge was thought to be fully-grown, but is actually little older than a puppy. Bath Cats and Dogs Home rescued the German Shepherd in September when she was found in a very poor state. This led to rescuers believing
