Bond night to be a ball
7:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
AN autographed picture of Daniel Craig as James Bond in Casino Royale will be auctioned next Friday at a charity film and casino night in Devizes.
Thu, 17th May 2012
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Corsham man proud to carry the torch
6:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
Corsham Town Council’s lead groundsman will be part of the Olympic Torch Relay after being nominated by a local Paralympian.
£3k fine for Deedar's Previous owner
4:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
The former owner of the Deedar Indian restaurant in Sidmouth Street, Devizes, has been ordered to pay more than £3,000 in fines and costs after being convicted of 12 food hygiene charges.
Drug factory raided
3:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
Police have praised neighbours for a tip-off that led to a raid on a cannabis factory in a house in Worton on Tuesday morning.
Malmesbury PC retires after two decades
3:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
POPULAR police officer Steve Humphries is retiring after nearly 20 years working in the Malmesbury area.
Olympic legend to light Marlborough Jubilee Beacon
2:45pm Thursday 17th May 2012
Marlborough's Diamond Jubilee Beacon which will join thousands of others across the UK and the Commonwealth in a chain stretching across the world will be lit by the Olympic gold medal winner David Hemery.
Malmesbury boys set for maths final
2:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
Students from Malmesbury School will put their numbers knowledge to the test for the UK Team Maths Challenge Trophy.
Marlborough's burning desire
2:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
Excitment is building in Marlborough as the town prepares to welcome the Olympic torch on Wednesday morning.
Marlborough chosen as Wiltshire's feature town for Olympic torch route
1:43pm Thursday 17th May 2012
A member of the Royal family could be visiting Marlborough on Wednesday to see the Olympic torch being carried through the High Street after the Olympic committee LOCOG selected Marlborough to be Wiltshire’s special feature town.
Dyslexia: technology can help
12:50pm Thursday 17th May 2012
THE Marlborough Dyslexia Association’s spring lecture on Tues-day, at the college, will illustrate how technology is helping sufferers – especially students.
Families flock to Monkton Park Scarecrow Festival
12:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
A STRAWFULLY good time was had by all at the Monkton Park Scarecrow Festival last weekend as flocks of visitors descended on the estate.
Memorial flask fetches £42,000 in Pewsey auction
12:00pm Thursday 17th May 2012
A rare Victorian jewel-decorated flask found by Pewsey Jubilee Auction Rooms in a routine house clearance and expected to sell for more than £18,000 achieved £42,000 when it went under the hammer yesterday.
Watch out for flames
11:55am Thursday 17th May 2012
AN historic occasion such as the Olympic flame passing through our county is not something you can plan overnight, and for the army of workers involved in preparations for next week’s events, it has been many months in the making.
Marlborough art studios open up
11:26am Thursday 17th May 2012
Artists in and around Marlborough are preparing for the town’s biggest art event of the year.
Devizes couple to bid farewell to their narrowboat
11:28am Thursday 17th May 2012
Devizes couple Alan and Sarah Padwick will mourn the end of an era on Monday when they bid farewell to their canal boat.