Stella Taylor

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Where would you like to cycle safely in your town?

THERE has been a real increase in the popularity of cycling over the last few months, with many seeing its benefits as a way to enjoy the surrounding countryside, keep up their fitness or be able to socially distance when travelling to work.

Society says sad farewell to long-serving president

APPRECIATIVE applause from members of Royal Wootton Bassett Historical Society reflected their gratitude to Dr Bob Clarke, who has retired as President after a decade of service that has featured many talks and expeditions to historical sites.

RWB students see mosaic installed in school grounds

Unity, hope, truth, love, peace and life are the positive messages on an impressive ceramic memorial plaque made by a group of young people at Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. The plaque, now installed in the school grounds, was officially inaugurated last week by eight of the students who were involved in designing and creating this attractive artwork. They are pictured with art teacher and project co-orginator Mrs Karen Goddard and Youth Arts representative Sue Gray, from Kennet and Swindon Arts

Top award for town council

Royal Wootton Bassett Town Council was honoured with a national Quality Gold Award during the impressive Civic Service at St Bartholomew's Church.

Dancers have all the right moves to take Challenge

THE Rotary Clubs of Royal Wootton Bassett Town and Royal Wootton Bassett & District were delighted to welcome ten teams, including various sports clubs and Young Farmers, to compete in their Rotary Youth Challenge day at Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. Poor weather failed to mar the event, which took place indoors, and attracted enthusiastic spectators.

Church enjoys the fruits of Harvest

HARVEST gifts for the Swindon Collective were welcomed at the Harvest Thanksgiving service at St Bartholomew's Church, where a well-attended family service featured a central display of produce to illustrate God's Creation.

Review: Breaking the Code

EDWARD Bennett's superb portrayal of the tragic genius Alan Turing dominates the impressive production of Hugh Whitemore's play Breaking the Code, directed by Christian Durham in the round at Salisbury Playhouse.