Police have spoken to friends about what mood Mr Edwards was when he left Rudi’s bar, Regent, Circus, Swindon on the night of his disappearance. Police Inspector Phil Staynings said he had been in a happy demeanour. He said: “We looked very
The family of missing Calne man Tom Edwards are convinced he will be coming home and say new evidence uncovered by the police has provided them with fresh hope. Tom Edwards, 32, is a financial analyst at the Nationwide Building Society headquarters
Trained volunteers have clocked up nearly 300 hours between them in the hunt for missing Thomas Edwards. Boats, a helicopter and specialist dog teams are also engaged in the extensive search. The police’s specialist search and rescue team POLSAR
Wildlife rescue centre Oak and Furrows has a new home thanks to Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. Oak and Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre should now be able to operate its a 24-hour, 365 days-a-year service from a site next to Blakehill Farm nature reserve
Marlborough readers will have their chance to put their own mark on this year’s LitFest with an initiative called The Big Town Read. In association with The Reading Agency, the poet and novelist Jackie Kay will be speaking about her memoir chosen
Appearing at this year’s LitFest: * Writer and newspaper columnist A N Wilson, right. Known as an historian and biographer, he will be talking about his first novel for five years, The Potter’s Hand, with Josiah Wedgwood as its central character
Celebrated author and playwright Fay Weldon heads an illustrious list of writers on the programme for this year’s Marlborough LitFest. The programme for the festival, to be held over the weekend of September 27 to 29, was released on Monday.
New evidence has come to light in the search for missing Calne man Thomas Edwards that indicates he boarded a train from Swindon. CCTV footage from Swindon railway station shows Mr Edwards boarding the 11.21pm train which terminated in Bristol
A charity that has given out around £200,000 worth of equipment to Wiltshire children with disabilities and illness handed out its last donation on Friday. The Ron Bryant Trust was set up by friends of businessman Ron Bryant, a director of Ernest
CHIPPENHAM were third in Division One of the county Summer League on Saturday in Calne They broke through the 100 point barrier for the first time this summer taking six first places and 12 second places out of 50 events. Winners included Matthew
