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Malmesbury News

• A hard day’s shove in memory of crash victim

  A CROWD of wellwishers gathered to cheer off Malmesbury Young Farmers yesterday morning as they began their epic three-day adventure in memory of quad crash victim Dan Brookman. read more

• Friends shave heads to back cancer shock mum

  Jacqui Berry says she's got too much to live for to let breast cancer beat her, after giving birth to her second child this month. read more

• In market for warm weather

  Traders are hoping for more spring-like weather this weekend as Malmesbury's bi-monthly Farmers' Market returns to the Market Cross. read more

• Police call for extra vigilance after thefts

  Sergeant Matt Armstrong is urging residents in the Malmesbury area to be extra vigilant following a series of burglaries this month. read more

• Visit gardens as nature intended

  Malmesbury's Abbey House Gardens will this summer build on the success of last year and hold three clothes optional days. read more

• Row over pedestrian crossing splits village

  A LENGTHY campaign to build a safe crossing point in the centre of Corston has left a young family with a disabled child at loggerheads with the parish council. read more

• Winner enjoys the sweet taste of success

  Malmesbury School pupil Chris Hodgson enjoyed some sweet success over his teachers this week after his mathematical skills won him a jar full of lip-smackingly good sweeties. read more

• Intrepid cyclists find a welcome in Balkans

  Little Somerford adventurer Chris Taylor is more than a quarter of the way through his epic 10,000-mile charity cycle ride to China. read more

• Tributes paid to dairy farmer

  FORMER Chippenham Town footballer Bernard Bunny Griffin who lived for 14 years in Brinkworth, died at the Great Western Hospital on Saturday March 18 at the age of 81. read more

• MP tells of closure fears for hospital

  NORTH Wiltshire MP James Gray fears Chippenham Hospital is under threat of closure. read more

• Sixties gear up for grabs

  The swinging sixties are set for a mass revival in Malmesbury this weekend thanks to a giant auction of 1960s designer clothes. read more

• Rats strike happy note

  A plague of singing, dancing rats stormed Seagry Church of England Primary School this week as children took to the stage for a colourful performance of The Pied Piper of Malmesbury. read more

• Success rewarded with 42 job losses

  Dyson workers were victims of their own success this week with news that up to 42 jobs are set to be lost as a result of improving products. read more

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