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  • Bradford on Avon declares an ecological emergency

    An ecological emergency has been declared by Bradford on Avon Town Council – and they may be one of the first to do so. In March 2019, Bradford on Avon Town Council declared a climate emergency in recognition of the urgent need to negate the effects

  • Parachute jump fulfils 40-year-old dream

    For 80-year-old support worker Tony Marsh, doing a 10,000 ft parachute jump has been a dream nearly 40 years in the making. For he will be just a few days shy of his 81st birthday when he does the jump for Wiltshire charity Alzheimer’s Support on

  • Cash plea to give unpaid carers a bit of a break

    A FUNDRAISING appeal has been launched by Carer Support Wiltshire that will raise money to give unpaid carers in Wiltshire a break. Many have found the current coronavirus situation difficult and struggled with isolating at home away from family

  • Marlborough's two times Mayor laid to rest in family grave

    MAURICE Cooper was Mayor of Marlborough twice, and lived to see his son Mark become the town's current mayor. Although very ill he was delighted and very proud to see Mark carry on the family tradition and become Marlborough 710th Mayor in May this

  • Summer holiday activities are go!

    Parents looking for fun summer activities for their children can find out about everything in a new online brochure. Wiltshire Council has asked local businesses to send details of activities including charges, venues and dates to help parents plot

  • Knife point robbery in Chippenham alleyway

    A knife-wielding attacker robbed a man of cash in an alleyway between Sheldon Road and Rudman Park in Chippenham last Tuesday. (July 7). The robbery happened mid afternoon outside the One Stop Shop and the offender is described as a white man, aged

  • Road bridge damaged in hit-and-run

    VILLAGERS in East Kennett are renewing calls for a reduction in the speed limit, after a hit and run driver wrecked the bridge. Police are trying to trace the driver who fled from the scene in a badly damaged vehicle sometime after 10pm last Thursday

  • Children give their views on returning to the classroom

    PUPILS at Ramsbury Primary School have been going back to school under canvas, after local Ian Smith lent - and put up - a large marquee on the school field. The gift meant other year groups could be invited back to lessons, and they have shared