With a fascinating choice of programme, her natural poise and beauty – and a strikingly dramatic voice – this young lady was most impressive. And equally so, in a different discipline, was her accompanist. Miss MacPhie is, one assumes, embarking upon
VETERAN Bath showjumper Bina Ford won the top two classes on offer at West Wilts Equestrian Centre’s first BS (British Showjumping) meeting of 2011. Ford, also a tough rider to beat on the clock, headed the 1.05m Open and the Newcomers/1.10m combined
KINGTON Langley claimed the Wiltshire Short Mat Bowls Mixed Fours title at Melksham’s Christie Miller Centre There were 20 entries into the competition, a number of fancied fours falling by the wayside after the group stages. The group winners
TOM Ince, from Trowbridge, clinched victory in Sunday’s Lavington Silver Fish Only match at Merritts Lake, writes COLIN SCULL. His 21lb 2oz of roach and skimmers gave him a clear victory over Nick Easy of Bradford (12lb 4oz of roach and skimmer). Lavington
CORSHAM made up ground on Southern Counties South leaders Salisbury – who were held to a draw by Oldfield – with a comfortable away win. The visitors started with the elements at their backs and it didn’t take long for centre Chris Bull to carve open
DEVIZES U15 moved into the quarter final of the county cup with an emphatic 15-0 win at Warminster Highbury. Goals were scored by Zak Messenger (4), Jordan Wildman and man of the match Liam Mortimer (three each), Alex Singh (2), Jamie Weir,
Pewsey Vale's five-match unbeaten run was brought to an end last night as they were beaten by Division One leaders Downton. The result leaves Adi Holcombe's men fourth in the table while title-chasers Downton are four points clear of second-placed AFC
Langley Burrell footballer George Nash has missed out on a one-year contract at Swindon Town. The 18 year-old midfielder, who plays for Corsham Town in the Toolstation League, was in the final three of the Samsung Win a Pro Contract competition
