VOLUNTEERS at a charity in Holt that sends refurbished tools to countries on the African continent have appealed for more items. Members of the Tools for Self Reliance team at the United Reformed Church say they need more tools to send abroad.
RESIDENTS from care homes across the county proudly presented beautiful artwork, fabulous floral arrangements, stunning photography and delicious cakes at The Orders of St John Care Trust’s Wiltshire Autumn Arts and Craft Show in Melksham. More
CHIPPENHAM MP Michelle Donelan has paid a fact-finding visit to the Nestlé Cereal Partners factory at Staverton which makes Shredded Wheat and Shreddies. She was greeted by Stefano Agostini, the Chief Executive for Nestlé UK & Ireland and Gharry
FREE swimming sessions on offer over the summer meant that children took a dip and swam for free over 16,000 times. Wiltshire Council has published figures showing that thousands of children took part in activity camps during the holidays. Summer
PRINCE Richard, the Duke of Gloucester, has presented Corsham-based pharmaceutical specials manufacturer Bath ASU with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the innovation category at a ceremony at the company’s headquarters. The Duke was received
EMMA, Viscountess Weymouth, has thanked Strictly Come Dancing viewers for keeping her in the popular BBC1 TV competition. The 33-year-old is dancing the Foxtrot with her professional partner Aljaž Škorjanec on Saturday evening. She said: “Last
WILTSHIRE has topped the table as the most climate-friendly council in England and Wales, according to new research released by Friends of the Earth. It had a rating of 92 per cent after the climate change group looked into housing, transport,
FIRE and rescue crews from Trowbridge helped Wiltshire Police to search the River Avon in Bradford on Avon yesterday evening . It is understood they were looking for a man who entered the water following an incident. more follows
DEVIZES Canoe Club paddlers recorded two wins when a hefty contingent travelled to Southampton to compete in the Hasler Finals on the Hamble. In large classes consisting of up to 50 competitors, entrants had to battle high tides, deep water and
DEVIZES: A small building will be built to provide changing facilities for umpires taking part in matches at Bishops Cannings Cricket Club in Coate, near Devizes. Submitting the request, it was stated: “The site lies within the North Wessex AONB but
