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  • Trains keep running despite power cut at Chippenham station

    Chippenham train station was left in darkness after a power failure a couple of hours ago. First Great Western is asking people to take care getting on and off trains, though emergency lighting has been put out. The power cut means the ticket

  • Staff morale is fine says Wiltshire Council leader

    Wiltshire Council will conduct no further investigations into staff  morale, despite calls from some councillors for an independent review. Independent councillor Jeff Osborn led calls for a detailed investigation to be conducted after 252 redundancies

  • RUGBY: Colerne 8 Marlborough 19

    MARLBOROUGH were given their toughest examination of the league season to date as they eked out victory at Colerne. Depleted due to injuries the runaway league leaders featured several players out of position including skipper Jonny Mantle, who

  • Flood-hit Malmesbury club launches £5,000 appeal

    Flood-hit Malmesbury Victoria Football Club has launched a campaign today to raise £5,000 to keep them afloat until the end of the season. Club officials woke this morning to further flooding covering the entire pitch, just two weeks after both

  • SOUTH WEST CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

    Senior men: 1 Dan Studley (B&W) 30:50; 2 Andy Chambers (B&W) 31:43; 3 Dan Nash (ECH, U20) 31:58; 4 Joe Walton (Taunton, U20); 5 Tom Merson (B&W); 6 Peter le Grice (Corwall). Teams: 1 Bristol & West AC. WILTSHIRE (All Team Bath AC

  • Malmesbury Vics football ground under water again today

    Malmesbury Victoria Football Club has flooded again causing further setbacks to the already cash-strapped club. Members and supporters spent today battling to keep rising flood water out of the club house after the pitch was turned into a lake.

  • Wiltshire to get new state-of-art air ambulance

    The new Wiltshire Air Ambulance will be a state of the art helicopter and will be the first of its kind to operate as an air ambulance in the UK. The air ambulance currently operates as a shared helicopter with Wiltshire Police, an arrangement

  • Calne men face trial on heroin dealing charges

    Two men from Calne face trial by jury on charges of being heroin dealers. Steven Hollands and Stuart Webb are accused of being involved in dealing heroin during two weeks in February last year. Hollands, 32, and Webb, 26, pleaded not guilty

  • Jury trial for man facing Devizes rape charge

    A man charged with raping a woman in Devizes is to face trial by jury. Donald Black, 28, pleaded not guilty to the charge when he appeared at Swindon Crown Court on Friday. Black, of Streatham, south London, is accused of carrying out the attack

  • Two men admit Yatton Keynell burglary

    Two men who were arrested in a dramatic police operation in Malmesbury have admitted taking part in a burglary. Stephen Rosindale and Michael Nelson both pleaded guilty carrying out the raid on a home at Yatton Keynell on Monday, December 9.

  • Devizes Mayor jumps to help a good cause

    Devizes Mayor Pete Smith was jumping for joy this week as he started practicing to support one of his favourite charities. He will be taking part in a fitness fiesta at The Corn Exchange, Devizes, on Saturday, January 18, to raise funds for Bag4Sport

  • CHIPPENHAM TOWN: Arlesey match off

    CHIPPENHAM Town are still waiting to play their first match of 2014 after tonight's Calor League Southern Premier Division clash against Arlesey Town was postponed. The Bluebirds haven't played since the 3-3 league draw with Frome Town at home

  • Rotarians pay tribute to former Bromham headmaster

    Pupils at St Nicholas Primary School, Bromham, are making good use of a new story-telling chair that was presented in memory of former headteacher David Forrest. Mr Forrest was headteacher at the school for 21 years from 1972 and was a founder

  • RUGBY: Old Redcliffians 23 Chippenham 7

    CHIPPENHAM slipped a place to second bottom as they lost to the promotion-chasers in Bristol. The match passed a morning pitch inspection and Chippenham were under pressure in the opening stages. Old Reds forced an infringement at a scrummage