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  • Young and old unite to share some creativity in Corsham

    An exciting project between the Pickwick Association and Corsham Regis Primary Academy has been completed. The two organisations worked together during the town’s StoryTown festival and pulled together plans for the Pickwick Capers event, inspired

  • Fairtrade items for food parcels

    FOOD parcels distributed by The Hub in Bradford on Avon in the next two weeks will contain extra treats to mark Fairtrade Fortnight, which runs to March 7 this year. Instead organising the usual coffee morning or fair to mark the Fortnight,

  • Stop and search reveals thousands of pounds worth of drugs

    MORE than £10,000 worth of drugs have been found in a bag a man was carrying through Trowbridge town centre in broad daylight. On Thursday, January 28 at around 2pm, PC Millis Miller and PC Storm Brand stopped a man whilst they were out on

  • Council tax goes up by 26p a day

    PEOPLE living in the average Band D home across Wiltshire will pay an extra £96.26 a year for their Wiltshire Council services in 2021/22. That includes the increases for their share of cost of running the police and fire authorities and any increase

  • Grassroots to return in late March

    ALL OUTDOOR sports will return from March 29, vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi has said. Outdoor activities are set to be opened earlier than indoor ones, due to the reduced risk of spreading coronavirus outside. This means venues like tennis

  • Historic postcards collected in virtual volunteer project

    A collection of historic postcards which capture streetscapes from across Wiltshire have been added to an online heritage mapping resource. The work to add the Wilkinson Collection is a double first for Wiltshire Council’s History Centre – the

  • Climate change progress needs support

    WILTSHIRE Council has rejected claims it hasn’t made much progress after declaring a climate change emergency two years ago. Speaking at a full council meeting on Tuesday, Cllr Richard Clewer, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Climate, said they

  • Stick to the lockdown rules or face being fined

    WILTSHIRE'S Deputy Chief Constable has warned that people must still adhere to the current Covid-19 lockdown restrictions or face being fined. Paul Mills says the restrictions will remain in place over the coming weeks despite the Prime Minister

  • Mini-COP could be held in 2022

    YOUNG climate activists have put forward plans for a mini-Climate Change Conference of the Parties in Wiltshire next year. The suggestion emerged from a Wiltshire Climate Alliance youth group workshop held with Wiltshire Council on Monday.

  • Volunteer 'lock angels' needed for the Caen Hill Flight

    Waterways charity the Canal & River Trust is looking for volunteers to give some of their time as lock keepers on the Kennet & Avon Canal in Bath and at the Caen Hill Flight. Lock keepers have kept Britain’s canals working smoothly for centuries

  • Amazing News: Dora is home again

    AMAZING news - Dora, the Jack Russell, that went missing in Trowbridge, has been found and is home again. The 13-year-old terrier was found in Gloucestershire five days after she disappeared. She has now been reunited with her owners