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  • Seend bungalow must stay for workers

    A family who have given up farming in Seend have failed in their bid to remove a planning condition stipulating a bungalow must be lived in by an agricultural worker. Victoria Haines applied to Wiltshire Council for the agricultural occupancy restriction

  • Devizes students start fundraising for mercy mission

    Working on community projects in Kenya next year will cost 16 Devizes School students almost £4,000 each and they have already started raising the money. The school has sent out students to help rural communities in the African country build schools

  • Hilmarton children flock to charity walk

    Children from Hilmarton Pre-school went quackers for Meningitis Trust mascot Monty the duck when he led them on a sponsored walk around the village. Around 25 children under the age of five took part and raised just under £180 for the charity,

  • Sign up to support Wiltshire people with dementia

    Alzheimer’s Support is seeking volunteers to lead community fundraising efforts in towns across Wiltshire. Volunteer fundraisers would organise their own events and encourage others to get involved to raise funds for the Wiltshire-based independent

  • Chippenham founder's royal honour for green electricity

    Juliet Davenport, founder of Chippenham company Good Energy, has been made a member of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). The chief executive officer was presented with the accolade by the Queen at Windsor Castle in recognition of her services

  • MP plants final jubilee tree at Devizes

    The final tree in the Diamond Jubilee Woodland at Caen Hill, near Devizes, was planted by MP Claire Perry. It was the culmination of a project by the Canal and River Trust which has led to 30,000 trees being planted on the site. It is one of 60

  • Consultants’ new home in Marlborough

    Management consultancy company Innecto Reward Consulting has moved into a new home in Marlborough. The business was set up in 2002 by Woodborough businesswoman Deborah Rees because she felt there was a gap in the market for a consultancy business

  • RUGBY: Hungerford seeking players

    THE Hungerford Hurricanes are on the hunt for new talent from the Marlborough area this summer. Buoyed by a promising 2012/13 season, the club wants to recruit more players to strengthen their squad before their 2013/14 campaign gets under way

  • SWIMMING: Double bronze for Matt

    CHIPPENHAM  ASC’s Matthew Hardick won bronze medals in the 400m individual medley and 100m breaststroke at the South West Region Age Group Championships at Millfield last weekend. On Saturday, in the 400m IM, he took a massive 19 seconds off his

  • CHIPPENHAM TOWN: Griffiths leaves for Bridgwater

    DEAN Griffiths has left Chippenham Town to join Bridgwater Town. The 28-year-old striker followed Richard Fey from Toolstation League Bitton to Hardenhuish Park at the start of last season and will link up again with the former Bluebirds assistant

  • Calne teenager who got into pub row hopes to join Marines

    Calne teenager Khauleel Lee-Joseph, who had to be restrained by police after an argument outside a pub, hopes to turn his life around by joining the Royal Marines. Lee-Joseph, 18, of Bishop Road, had been banned from the London Road Inn in Calne

  • Chippenham's new mayor takes up chains of office

    The mayor’s chains and robe were handed over to Sylvia Gibson in the Chippenham mayor making ceremony on Friday evening. After the elections the town council voted unanimously to elect Mrs Gibson as mayor and Coun John Scragg as deputy. Marian