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  • Spring lambs on display at Lackham this weekend

    STUDENTS at Wiltshire College & University Centre’s Lackham campus near Lacock have been hard at work getting ready to welcome an influx of visitors to the annual Lambing Weekends this year - as well as coping with the lambing season. The college's

  • Chris Thompson and Kate Reed win 2019 Bath Half Marathon

    THE Bath Half Marathon returned to the streets of Bath on Sunday 17th March, with over 12,000 runners crossing the finish line and an estimated 40,000 spectators celebrating the 38th edition of this much-loved race. A bright, dry and cool morning

  • People with MS invited for survey

    THE MS Society is inviting people with multiple sclerosis (MS) in Wiltshire to take part in an important survey about what it’s like to live with the condition. The national charity’s survey, called My MS My Needs, is the largest survey of people

  • Shires wear odd socks for awareness day

    SHIRE horses Sam and Max were dressed to impress when they took part in Odd Sock Day along with a large number of humans who work for Wadworth Brewery. Staff members bought specially designed socks as part of Down's Syndrome Awareness Day and raised

  • Bishop of Salisbury remembers victims of Christchurch attack

    The Bishop of Salisbury has said that this Friday’s prayers for Muslims will be significant throughout the world as we remember the events of last Friday in New Zealand. Writing to the Muslim Associations in Salisbury and Trowbridge, and speaking

  • Hundreds raised for family of boy killed in collision

    OVER £1700 has been raised for the family of 12-year-old Zack Lang who was killed in a collision in Chippenham on Tuesday. The school boy was taken to Bristol Children's Hospital following a collision in Hill Rise at around 9.30am. He was riding

  • How many Wiltshire people want Article 50 revoked?

    AS the pressure on the Government over Brexit grows, people across the country are signing up to an online petition urging the Government to revoke Article 50 and cancel the whole idea of leaving the European Union. By 10am today 2,783,605 people

  • Anger as staff kept in dark over Braeside

    WILTSHIRE Council has been accused of keeping staff and the Devizes community in the dark over Wiltshire College’s decision to back out of its plan to take over the services of Braeside education centre. This week finance boss Philip Whitehead admitted

  • Carnival safe after arts council grant is secured

    MONTHS of nail-biting tension are over for organisers of Devizes carnival after they were told that an Arts Council grant of more than £87,000 has been secured. Earlier this year Loz Samuels the artistic director of Devizes Outdoor Celebratory