The largest-ever Devizes Eisteddfod in its 73-year history starts this weekend with a two-day dance festival at Lavington School, near Devizes. Some 400 young dancers will be taking part in competitive classes in ballet, character, tap, modern,
PEOPLE of Pewsey remembered those lost at war today with the village's annual service. At 10am a service took place at St John's Church, followed by a wreath laying and two minute silence at the war memorial. More in this week's Wiltshire Times
WREATHS were laid and prayers were read at the annual Remembrance service at Warminster on Sunday afternoon which saw thousands people gather at the war memorial. Town mayor cllr Paul Macfarlane opened the service and hymns and readings followed
TROWBRIDGE fell silent this morning as the town filled with people remembering the fallen. Poppies have been knitted over the past few weeks for an impressive cascade which was draped over St James church last week. This morning the parade left
CHIPPENHAM Town manager Mark Collier labelled his side’s FA Cup exit to League Two Northampton Town as ‘a step too far’ after the Bluebirds were beaten 3-0 at Hardenhuish Park in the first round on Sunday, writes JONATHAN LEIGHFIELD. Two first-half
CHIPPENHAM Town's FA Cup adventure came to an end on Sunday after a gutsy performance in a 3-0 defeat at home to Football League side Northampton Town in the first round, writes JONATHAN LEIGHFIELD. A brace from Vadaine Oliver and a header from
FROM the youngest Brownies and Cubs to veterans in their 90s they remembered the fallen as the sun shone on Devizes Market Place this morning. Under the watchful eye of parade master Lt Col (Retd) Norman Minty youngsters from uniformed groups lined
