TROWBRIDGE Town councillor Chris Hoar has made a plea for anyone who has children in need of school stationery, toiletries or clothing to get in touch with a local charity that can help. He has made an appeal for referrals on behalf of local
WITH only a few days to go until the launch of Bath’s Clean Air Zone, Wiltshire Council has shared its profound concerns over the impact it will have in Wiltshire. The CAZ, which begins on Monday, March 15, will see some vehicles that do not
THE growing housing market could act as a 'beacon of hope' for other industries over the next year as lockdown eases and more businesses reopen. That's the view of Chris Blackwell of TED Mortgages, who praised the extension of the stamp duty holiday
WILTSHIRE Council staff are volunteering in a number of secondary schools across the county from Monday providing support for pupils taking lateral flow tests as part of the back to school programme. Council officers will be providing assistance
TWO men who attacked a man walking to work are being sought by police. The victim in his 20s was assaulted at 1.40pm yesterday at the junction of Wingfield Road and Brook Road. He was walking to work when two males approached him from
A GOVERNMENT Minister has paid a virtual visit to one of Trowbridge’s leading employers to see for herself how it is testing employees to help keep them safe during the Covid-19 pandemic. Victoria Prentis, the North Oxfordshire MP and a Parliamentary
STAFF who have tested negative for coronavirus at their workplace are getting together for parties at the weekend. That is the worrying trend spotted by Wiltshire Police after officers dished out more fines at gatherings across Swindon. Last
Children at Kennet Valley Primary, near Marlborough, also took part in several exciting activities to celebrate World Book Day. Whether they were at school or home learning, they were asked to take a ‘Shelfie’ to show off their books at home –
People with free bus passes, granted free travel all day during the pandemic, will soon have to revert back to original timings. Wiltshire Council will reintroduce the normal time restrictions from March 8. Concessionary pass holders can only use
Market traders in Devizes will face a small rise in costs to sell their wares after the town council agreed to increase fees to pitch tents. Coronavirus has hampered markets across the country, resulting in a large number of traders struggling
Schools across the world got creative to celebrate World Book Day this year. At Devizes School, activities were organised to help the students have fun away from their screens. They were challenged to recreate a book cover, create a piece of
Marlborough’s new cinema in the centre of town is beginning to take shape. Builders have been on site throughout lockdown, and those behind the Parade Cinema remain optimistic that it will be open later this year. External work has included
