The Duchess of Cornwall has lost a long-running planning battle to thwart permission for her next door neighbour's 'granny' flat. Camilla, 71, kept her former home, the Grade II-listed Rey Mill House after she married Prince Charles in 2005. The
COMMUNITY stars are being sought for the Corsham Community Awards 2019 as nominations open. Nominations are open until March 1. The awards will be presented at the Annual Town Meeting on April 11 and will honour the many volunteers and leaders
Dorothy House Hospice Care User Care Advisory Group AN independent research consultancy is looking for patients, their carers or family members to share their experiences on the services provided by a Wiltshire-based hospice. A small user advisory
A MARLBOROUGH woman has been fined more that £1,800 for operating as an illegal scrap metal collector. Wiltshire Council prosecuted Mrs Ann Antoni of Lynden Close in the town for tailing to operate without a scrap metal licence and of transporting
CHIPPENHAM-based marine wildlife charity, Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) is celebrating the New Year by launching an project to increase Urban Beach Cleans - local area litter picks that reduce the huge amount of plastic that makes its way from
ADDERS, a drowning pool and a danger of teenagers turning the Pewsey balancing pond area into a meeting place was raised at the parish council meeting last Tuesday. The item on the agenda concerned Wessex Water’s proposal to turn the land around
A heroic police officer rescued a woman from the Kennet & Avon Canal close to Devizes Rugby Club yesterday evening. A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said: “We were called at 6.50pm last night to reports of a woman in the canal close to the rugby
CHIPPENHAM Town manager Mark Collier said his side showed their true colours in the second half on Saturday as they battled back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 away at Slough Town in National League South. After an anaemic first-half performance that
TARGETS to get more people into apprenticeships in Wiltshire are being missed because not enough firms are taking on people to learn skills on the job. While the council took on 24 new recruits and are training 105 current employees, just 16 people
AFTER a gap of more than four months the bells of the parish church of St Peter's in Lilbourne will ring out. On Sunday, January 20, there will be a re-dedication service led by Archdeacon Sue Groom before the retuned bells are rung. The six bells
