If you are looking for an usual outing during half-term, there is food for the soul and not a little fun in the cloisters of Salisbury Cathedral, where artist Bruce Munro, who lives at Kilmington near Warminster, works magic with fibre optics, glass
IF Trowbridge Town Reserves' chances of finishing in the top of Division Three took a blow last weekend, they have now all but disappeared after they were beaten 1-0 at Westbury Town, who battled against odds to claim their win after losing keeper Pete
MELKSHAM Town Reserves extended their lead at the top of Division Two to four points following their 3-2 success at FC Northbridge, but their victory was shrouded in controversy as their winner came deep in stoppage time. Andy Hill put Northbridge
FC CHIPPENHAM Youth moved up to fourth spot in the Premier Division following their 2-1 victory at Marlborough Town. Man of the match Mark Nolan set up goals for Joe Forrester and Ajay Arathoppa to enable the visitors, who have games in hand, to go in
LONG-TIME Trowbridge Windows & Conservatories League, Division One leaders Foresters FC saw their hopes of lifting the title at the very first attempt suffer a massive blow after they were beaten 1-0 at third-placed Broughton Gifford, whose victory saw
SEVEN days after sensationally knocking first division stablemates Foresters out of the A M Print & Copy-sponsored A & B Cup, Bradford United saw their cup dreams of cup glory ended by third division Boomsbury FC, who were pushed all the way by
Domino's Pizza has joined in Devizes Town Council’s campaign to clean up the town in advance of the South West in Bloom contest this year. The town council’s direct services manager Carole Berry wrote to all the fast food operators in the town
WILTSHIRE'S ice athletes helped Great Britain claim fourth place in the team event at the world championships in Königssee at the weekend. Pewsey skeleton bob competitor Shelley Rudman and Hilperton-based bobsleigh pilots John Jackson and Paula Walker
Pewsey Vale picked up their 13th win of the season with a 3-2 victory over Hythe & Dibden on Saturday. Michael Martin and debutant Jack Hopper got the goals for Adi Holcombe's side, with Pewsey's third coming courtesy of an own goal. Vale host Isle
Corsham Town were held to their second successive draw on Saturday as they played out a 1-1 stalemate with struggling Wellington. Aaron Ledgister's volley was fumbled into the goal by the Wellington keeper to rescue a point for Mel Gingell's
Devizes Town are level on points with second-placed Oldland Abbotonians after claiming their 12th consecutive league win on Saturday. Mark Love's side beat Chard Town 1-0 thanks to a goal from Jake Waters. Devizes face a tough trip to Wales this weekend
FORMER Chippenham Town ace Gary Horgan has ruled himself out of taking on the manager's job permanently at Swindon Supermarine. The Southern League veteran took charge alongside teammate Matt Robinson following the departure of Mark Collier last week
There was disappointment for Wootton Bassett Town on Saturday as they were beaten at Witney United. Matt Bown gave Dave Turner's side the lead in the first-half but Joe Tustain scored twice to hand all three points to the hosts. Striker
Both Calne Town and Melksham Town saw their matches at the weekend fall foul of the wet weather. Jeff Roberts and Drew Youngsam's Calne were due to travel to title chasers Oldland Abbotonians while Adam Young' Melksham were at Elmore. Calne are away
Wiltshire charity Splash has been given a £25,000 boost with three Big Lottery grants to fund forthcoming projects. The charity, which is associated with Wiltshire Police and provides vulnerable youngsters with positive activities to do during the school
Devizes estate agent Martin Walker has hit another setback in his plan to make a family home out of a derelict cottage in Little Cheverell, near Devizes. Michael Maxwell who, like Mr Walker, lives in Little Cheverell, succeeded on Friday in getting
Work on converting former nursing home Burnham House in Malmesbury into a halfway home between residential care and independent living is set to begin next year. Up to 50 homes for elderly or vulnerable people are to be created under proposals approved
Outgoing artistic director Nicholas Keyworth, who has left his role at The Pound arts centre after landing a top music job in London, has said that he will miss working for the organisation. Mr Keyworth, who has also jointly run the Corsham Festival
Tireless fundraiser Frank Ashton has finally completed the story of his life. The 89-year-old, nicknamed the ‘Asset in Bassett’, started writing it ten years ago to showcase 50 years of charity work. Frank, a retired bricklayer of Lime Kiln, has raised
A woman motorist has appeared before a judge charged with causing the death of teaching assistant Diane Wright by dangerous driving. Paula Barnes is alleged to have been behind the wheel of an Audi which was involved in a crash with Mrs Wright’s BMW
In a bid to attract community groups back to Malmesbury Town Hall, the management committee is offering use of the venue for £5 an hour. Following the £1.6m refurbishment two years ago prices were increased to £12.45 and some groups chose to find alternative
Grandmother Diana Scott has chosen an unusual way of beating the fragile property market by giving away her luxury holiday apartment in New Zealand on the Internet. Mrs Scott, 63, from Coate, near Devizes, is offering the apartment as a prize in an online
The family of Chris Cowie, the 25-year-old Corsham man who died after a car crash on October 3, are to run the Bath Half Marathon in his memory. His mother Judi and sisters Lucy, 27, Jenny, 23, and Sarah, 18, are to be joined by more than 60 family
Hotelier George Hardy has quashed rumours that his Lacock pub and hotel would also be closing following the takeover of his popular tearoom business. Mr Hardy, who runs At The Sign of the Angel, recently announced that The Stable tearooms, which he also
Civilian patrols being introduced in Wiltshire are not replacing officers, police have stressed. The patrols, called Street Watch, were started by public-spirited people in Hampshire three years ago to tackle anti-social behaviour. Wearing high visibility
