A bespoke joinery company is bucking the economic trend and is about to launch its own brand of prestigious kitchens. Spider Kitchens is the newest part of the Wiltshire Joinery group which was set up on the Salisbury Road Business Park, Pewsey
AN Olympic legacy project that inspires students from Chippenham to get into sport has been hailed as the best in the South West. Up and Under Sports was nominated after encouraging students from Abbeyfield, Sheldon and Hardenhuish schools to play touch
Missing pensioner Denis Cato, 82, from Aldbourne, has been found safe and well more than 80 miles from his home in central London. Police were told shortly before 5pm on Monday that Mr Cato, who suffers from dementia, had not been seen after
WILTSHIRE'S first group match in the MCCA Trophy against Shropshire at Trowbridge on Sunday fell victim to the weather. The county travel to play Suffolk in their next match in the competition on Sunday at Ipswich School, followed by a match against
RICHARD Hannon is keen to forget Rougemont's effort in the Classic Trial at Sandown on Saturday. Having taking a valuable sales race at Newmarket on his previous start in impressive style, the Julie Wood-owned colt was fancied to run a big
Devizes MP Claire Perry was unable to attend the royal visit as planned as she was still recovering from a minor operation. Mrs Perry had expected to be well enough to attend the Diamond Jubilee visit in Salisbury today but she was advised not to drive
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CORSHAM is in for a woolly big transformation when it takes part in the international Yarn Bomb-ing Day on June 9. Yarn bombing is street art which involves colourful displays of knitted or crocheted yarn over everyday objects such as lampposts, benches
Torrential rain and rumbling thunder heralded the launch of Wiltshire's jubilee celebrations in Salisbury this morning. The Queen will be visiting the Cathedral Close at noon but until then more than 200 families cowering under umbrellas and
A Calne mum who was made redundant last year has embraced her new career as a dog groomer and is about to embark on her first competition. Add to that winning a monthly grooming award in April and redundancy isn’t looking so bad for Karen Lofthouse
A discarded cigarette was the most likely cause of a house fire in Malmesbury on Friday Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service was called to the property in Bremilham Rise at 6.50pm. Crews from Malmesbury, Tetbury, Chippenham, Cirencester and Wootton Bassett
Excitement is mounting as Salisbury prepares to welcome the Queen later today. Her Majesty will arrive by Royal Train late this morning and will visit The Rifles Museum, The Cathedral Close and Salisbury Cathedral. Thousands of people, including hundreds
A much-loved Victorian school that takes pupils back in time could be forced to close unless the charity responsible for its upkeep can raise enough money to buy it. Sevington Victorian School in Grittleton now receives visits from more than 100 schools
Torrential rain may have reduced the numbers attending Bluebell Sunday in West Woods, near Marlborough, and Action for the River Kennet’s Stonebridge Meadow open day on Sunday but both events still went ahead. Wellingtons and wet weather clothing were
A community event in Devizes planned for this weekend by the Wiltshire Blind Association has been cancelled due to the effects of the wet weather. Devizes Town Council has told the organisation that it cannot allow the Green to be used for its May fair
Hundreds of families were wowed at Calne’s Fynamore School by a scooter display team. The school held a family day on Saturday, featuring the MADD scooter display team which amazed the crowd of 500 with tricks, even bringing some of the children into
