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Open verdict in death of MS sufferer Fraser McDonald-Bell from Tuffley
DAD Fraser McDonald-Bell was found dead in Coleford with messages of love to his family written on his body.
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Young and gifted stun the crowd
The very best of young county talent was on show at Devizes Town Hall on Saturday night when the first Young Musician of Wiltshire competition took place in the Assembly Room.
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Crowning glory for a prize-winning Chippenham pub
The Three Crowns in Chippenham has been selected by the Northwest Wiltshire branch of Camra as its 2013 Pub of the Year.
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Young dancers get Chippenham Folk Festival off to flying start
The Chippenham Folk Festival got off to a flying start today with a display of dancing by children from eight primary schools.
5 hrs ago | This is Wiltshire
Pupils from Queen's Crescent, in burgundy tops, in the thick of the dancing action
The Chippenham Folk Festival got off to a flying start today with a display of dancing by children from eight primary schools.
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Olympic spending put in the spotlight as campaigners hope for
Campaigners display information to drum up support for the re-opening of Corsham Railway Station in 2009, one of ten projects now shortlisted for funding Wiltshire Council has selected the A350 in Chippenham and projects in West Wiltshire to be put on a shortlist for Government funding.
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Family of Chippenham woman trampled by cows renew warning to walkers
The inquest into the death of 68-year-old Chippenham resident Sandra Wiltshire, who suffered a cardiac arrest after being trampled by cows, will take place in Salisbury on June 18.
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6,000 jobs to be created at proposed nuclear plant in Shepperdine
THE BUSINESS and Energy Minister has hailed plans to build a multi-billion pound nuclear power station near Oldbury after it was announced the plant would create A 6,000 jobs during construction.
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Repairs plea after disabled woman is tipped from wheelchair on pothole
Campaigners, back row from left, Sylvia Clegg of Age Concern, Ed Deedigan and Coun Melody Thompson with, front, Lynne Brook from the GreenSquare disability steering group and Sue Simmons, of the GreenSquare disability forum Residents who rescued a disabled woman thrown from her wheelchair after it hit a pothole want Wiltshire Council to patch up ... (more)
12 hrs ago | This Is Bristol
MP welcomes help for army interpreters
MP Jack Lopresti has said he was "encouraged" by news Afghan interpreters will be granted visas to live in the UK.
13 hrs ago | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
DOG owners in Cirencester are being warned after two beloved pets died from suspected poisoning.
Natasha Pollard's dogs Max, an 18-month-old West Highland terrier/King Charles spaniel crossbreed, and Molly, a five-year-old jack russell terrier, died earlier this month after falling ill following a walk at Stratton Meadows.
Chepstow Castle hosts Rotary Club's 50th birthday
The Rotary Club, which was set up in 1963 by the president of Monmouth Rotary Club, Les Singleton and Archie Cordy, is now twinned with the Rotary Club of Westerwald, Germany, and the Rotary Club of Chingford, London.
Shirehampton's Nathan Hill enjoys a weekend double
NATHAN Hill took a distinct liking to the Winterbourne track and bowling on the weekend, following up his 70 in a WEPL League win with a commanding unbeaten 132 the next day in a four-wicket victory in the Gloucestershire Cup.
Across Canada one step at a time
Jamie McDonald from England will, if successful, be the first European to run across Canada unaided.
Harry Potter star Rupert Grint expected to attend charity truck pull in Stroud
HARRY Potter actor Rupert Grint is expected to return to Stroud on Bank Holiday Monday to watch his sister's band perform at a charity truck pull.
The public will help to choose the winner of Saturday's Strictly Come Clogging dance-off.
It will be hankies at dawn as five novice Morris dancers shake their best ribboned stick as part of the 42nd Chippenham Folk Festival when it takes over the town for the Bank Holiday weekend starting tomorrow.
Yate Heritage Centre looks back at businesses of yesteryear
Yate Heritage Centre is staging the display, entitled What Makes Yate and Sodbury Tick, to give visitors an insight into the trials and tribulations, and success stories, of local shops and small businesses.
Huge cannabis find as man in Forest of Dean arrested
More than 70 plants were seized in a raid in the Forest of Dean last week, in the latest crackdown on drugs in the area.
Animals snatched from streets of Cheltenham and Tewkesbury
Staff at Cheltenham Animal Shelter have issued a warning to owners to be on their guard after learning dog-nappers may be in the area.
Cotswold Line passengers hit out over poor train punctuality
POOR punctuality affecting trains on the Cotswold Line through West Oxfordshire Oxford and London came in for criticism at the annual meeting of the route's passenger group.