WORK has begun on a £480,000 scheme to provide a new cycle and walking route between Trowbridge and Hilperton. The work along the A361 Hilperton Road will close the road for up to one week and will lead to up to ten weeks of traffic disruption
TIME is running out for businesses to enter the Federation of Small Businesses' 2022 FSB Celebrating Small Business Awards. The closing date for entries is on Sunday, January16. Small businesses throughout the South West will battle it out
A YOUNG Wiltshire entrepreneur has bounced back from disappointment by launching a new business venture with her new husband. Leyla Bakali-Spence was forced to close her We are Undressed shop in Trowbridge Town Hall last summer because the Covid
The situation is not getting any better for the Instagram-famous couple who have just been dropped from their agency after coming under fire for racist tweets. Over the last week, Influencer Elle Darby and her fiancé, who are from Westbury, have
10:10am A woman in her 20s died in the crash, police have confirmed this morning. See the full story here.
Former Take That star Robbie Williams is reportedly facing struggles as he tries to sell his £7m Wiltshire ‘mega-mansion.’ He put his house on the market in September, but he has had no joy so far in finding a buyer. Despite his lack of success
THE CIVIC dinner and dance will make a return this year the mayor of Trowbridge has confirmed. As she continues to raise money for her chosen charities, town mayor Denise Bates says she is delighted to host the first civic dinner since 2019.
A BUS service between Warminster and Salisbury is set to change at the end of the month. Bus provider, First West of England, has told Wiltshire Council that the D1 services will no longer run between Warminster and Salisbury from January 30, 2022
AN APPEAL over a travellers pitch in Chapmanslade is set to begin later this month. Mr Hughes had applied for a change of use of land south west of Black Dog Hill to allow him to site two pitches, two mobile homes, two touring caravans and two
GRANT funding totalling £150,000 has been secured by WIltshire Council to help rough sleepers get vaccinated and find suitable accommodation. The local authority is working with partners to use the £150,438 to encourage rough sleepers into permanent
