STAFF at the Gazette and Herald put their baking skills to the test when they produced a fantastic array of treats for a Bake Off Challenge today (Friday) in aid of Julia's House, the charity which is benefiting from the paper's 200th anniversary appeal
THE Sainsbury’s Chippenham store welcomed a visit from MP Michelle Donelan as the company continues to donate surplus food to good causes.The store donates food that is still healthy, nutritious and within its use-by dates to a number of places, with
IT was best foot forward from staff at housing association GreenSquare, as they took part in a charity walk to celebrate the company’s 150th anniversary and raise money for a Chippenham charity. Twenty-five members of staff left the company’s Chippenham
PLANS to build 150 houses on top of a working mine in Corsham have been slammed by a Pickwick residents’ group. Mr David Taylor, chairman of The Pickwick Association, said that the Redrow plan to build directly over the live underground quarry
BOYS from a Calne school showed their talent for running and swimming when they took all three top places in their age category in a biathlon event. A total of 30 boys and girls from St Margaret’s Preparatory School took part in the British Schools’ Modern
SCORES of harvest gifts donated by children from a Calne school will help people struggling to feed their families.More than 70 bags brimming with a wide variety of tinned and packet food were brought in to St Margaret’s Preparatory School and have now
WOULD-BE teachers have started their training at Devizes School after it received Government approval to run its own courses.Six students from Bath Spa will be at the school three times a year to work with the science department as part of the School
FESTIVAL goers have ensured the new children's hospice in Devizes can rock on by helping to raise £10,000 for Julia's House. Lucy Babb and Rob Challice from the Larmer Tree Festival visited the site of the hospice to hand over the money and see
RESIDENTS in Sutton Benger are angry that a development of 14 homes in the village, including six affordable houses, has been approved, especially after their local councillor, who asked that the application was decided by a committee rather than officers
