ORGANISERS of Lacock At War are keeping their fingers crossed for more settled weather tomorrow after numbers were down on the first day of their weekend show. Re-enactment groups and other military enthusiasts were out in force at Lacock but visitors
The sun might not have always been shining like a diamond but that was not going to stop people in Seend celebrating the 60th anniversary of the village fete. Despite blustery and sometimes wet conditions villagers turned out in force to join in
THE new solar powered parking ticket machine in Devizes Market Place is now operational. It was due to come into action on August 1 but it was left covered up causing confusion among motorists. A Wiltshire Council spokesman said: "The machine
WILTSHIRE has taken a battering with high winds in the night and there is more still to come. The forecast is for the weather to be very windy in the county with some showers and temperatures up to 20 degrees C. Weather warnings have been issued
Jac the shire horse may be the new boy on the block at Wadworth brewery but he led by example when he got his first taste of the brewery's famous tipple. The giant horse that has only been at the Devizes brewery for a couple of weeks joined Sam
DARING supporters of Julia’s House children’s hospice in Devizes showed their bravery by taking part in the charity’s fundraising skydive, The Big Jump. Twenty-two intrepid individuals experienced the adrenaline rush of jumping from a plane at 13,000
REVIEW The Wizard of Oz Salisbury Playhouse An enthusiastic, able young cast delighted their audience at Salisbury Playhouse in the wonderful, magical adventures of Dorothy and her pet dog Toto in their journey to find the Wizard of Oz.
CASH given out to pay for alterations for disabled people in their homes has topped £22m since 2009. Wiltshire Council has tapped into the Disabled Facilities Grant for 3,617 people. Last year 229 grants were handed out totalling £2m. Swindon
KINGTON St Michael has held its first Best Allotment competition. Three judges, Rick Squires, Luanne Cullinane and Gary Seward, had the unenviable task of deciding which of the thirty beautifully presented plots in the centre of the village should
ATHLETES of tomorrow have been making waves both in the UK and abroad over the past few months, bringing lots of medals back to the county in the process. They are all supported by the Funding Future Olympians and Paralympians Foundation, with the
SINCE the Second World War, women have helped maintain and service the Army’s equipment. At first as members of the ATS and WRAC and in recent decades as fully-fledged members of the Corps itself. The story of the women serving in the traditionally
