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Mugging victim tells of ordeal

MUGGING victim Craig McBeth has spoken of his ordeal at the hands of young thugs in Chippenham. read more
Village revels in traditions

Revellers enjoyed the traditional rural atmosphere at the Lacock Fair on August bank holiday Monday, raising money for St Cyriac's Church. read more
Complaints of wrong information

A Chippenham family heading for Torquay by train were annoyed to find they would have to catch a coach to Bath. read more
Commuters face week of rail misery

Commuters and holiday travellers are facing disruption and delays this week as Network Rail undertakes major engineering work. read more
Sporting chance for babes

TOTS at Leapfrog Day Nursery in Chippenham got athletic to help Bath Royal United Hospital special care baby unit at their first sponsored sports day. read more
Homeless help centre reopens

Doorway, the North Wiltshire drop-in centre for single homeless people, has returned to its former premises at the Salvation Army Hall after a major refurbishment of the building. read more
Family escapes garage blaze

CHIPPENHAM family Stephen, Lesley and David Mules are now living in a hotel in Sutton Benger after fire almost claimed their Pewsham home. read more
Shock as learning centre set to close

A CORSHAM brother was stunned when he learned the Middlefield Adult Training Centre in Chippenham, where his sister is a student, is closing. read more

Archive - Thursday, 31 August 2006