THE Duchess of Cornwall visited 5th Battalion The Rifles (5 Rifles) at their home in Bulford, Wiltshire, today in her capacity as Colonel-in-Chief. The Duchess of Cornwall took the role of Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles in July last year after taking
Chippenham voters were given incorrect ballot papers or turned away at the polls yesterday, it has been alleged. The electoral commission said it had been made aware of problems and that steps were taken to bring back voters who were affected.
FIRE crews have freed a man trapped under a car in Trowbridge. The man was left in the care of the South West Ambulance Service after being released. Crews from Trowbridge and Chippenham were sent to the scene at 10.28am yesterday. They
Voters in Wiltshire took to the polls yesterday (May 6) to have their say in shaping the county over the coming years. In total, there were hundreds of elections for seats on Wiltshire Council, on town and parish council, on the new Swindon and
Below is a list of the businesses in Malmesbury and the food hygiene ratings they were given following inspections in the past year. All information is courtesy of the Food Standards Agency, who run the ratings scheme. The scheme gives businesses
Paralympic Swimmer Stephanie Millward MBE, who lives in Wiltshire, has bravely spoken out about living with multiple sclerosis (MS), as new research from the MS Society shows that over a third of people living with the condition have kept it a secret
A seven-year-old girl, who has a rare and life-limiting muscle weakening condition, has taken part in the Captain Tom 100 challenge to raise money for Julia’s House children’s hospice. Inspired by Captain Tom’s determination to ‘get out and do
CONCERNS around the safety of wildlife have been raised as facemasks were littered across Wiltshire and hung up in bushes. Beverley Taylor, 60, of Royal Wootton Bassett, spotted one of the disposable facemasks hanging up in a hedge in the Woodshaw
The number of inmates at Erlestoke prison has dropped compared to levels at the start of the pandemic, figures reveal. With court delays owing to the pandemic being blamed for changes in the normal flow of inmates, the Howard League for Penal Reform
