Wiltshire | Archive | 2007 | September
THERE were some good weights in the Calne open match fished at Hazeland on Saturday. more...
The devastated friends of crash victims Simon Harley and Aimee Mead have today vowed to keep their memory alive. more...
Chippenham police have appealed for help in tracking down a man who attempted to trick his way into an elderly person's home in the town on Thursday afternoon. more...
A PENSIONER in Chippenham foiled a doorstep con artist yesterday afternoon. more...
A WOMAN from Chippenham is due to appear at Swindon Crown Court today accused of helping a pensioner commit suicide. more...
THE third annual sponsored walk for the North Wiltshire branch of the Alzheimer's Society has raised a record £6,000. more...
AFTER losing the first two matches of his reign as North Bradley manager, Steve Eade is hoping that former players Tim Benjamin (29) and Jason Butcher (32) can help restore some pride to his village team. more...
FC COLERNE management duo Taff Squires and Ian Spirrell have signed another three new players. more...
KNOCKOUT CUP: Holders Corsham Centre, who lost their unbeaten league record last weekend, face another tough task on Sunday when they face Biddestone Social in the first round of the press to print-sponsored Eric Hughes Memorial Knockout Cup. more...
FIREFIGHTERS were called to Basil Hill Barracks last night to deal with a flood after an air conditioning plant leaked. more...
Kennet District Council has launched its Food Hygiene Star Rating Scheme. This is a new web based way for members of the public to view the hygiene standards of local food businesses. The initial results are now published on its website at www.kennet.gov.uk Samantha Colley, Senior Environmental Health Office at Kennet said "We have been encouraged by the positive reaction to this new Scheme. Food business operators have welcomed the awarding of stars as a means of recognising the standard of food hygiene being achieved. We have issued 28 certificates so far including 12 certificates for 4 or 5 Stars which acknowledges a Very Good or Excellent standard of food hygiene. We have also issued nine certificates rated 2 Stars or less and we are working closely with those businesses to help them to improve standards." more...
Midfielder Kye Holly has urged Chippenham Town to put their stamp on the league over the next month. more...
Blueprint Senior will look to have a tough match on their hands this weekend when they entertain Premier Division leaders Calne Town. more...
The Wiltshire League representative side were beaten 3-2 after extra time by the Reading League at Chippenham Town's ground in midweek. more...
FOR the first time this season, we have a fully fit squad to choose from. more...
Swindon Town manager Paul Sturrock says the lengthy takeover saga at the County Ground is threatening to stagnate some of the club's young stars with his squad massively overloaded. more...
Paul Sturrock says entering the Lions Den will not be as terrifying as it once was as he looks for his Town side to build on Saturday's second-half destruction of Bournemouth. more...
Goalkeeper Phil Smith says there would be no better place than Millwall to keep his first clean sheet of the season as he looks to prove the club who threw him on the scrap heap wrong. more...
SWINDON Town face one of their oldest rivals on Saturday with the trip to London to face Millwall. more...
EQUESTRIAN lovers can finally look forward to this year's Brinkworth Heritage Horse Show. more...
FORMER matron Mabel Blackwell must have become one of the oldest protestors ever when she joined campaigners outside Savernake Hospital today Miss Blackwell, who was 104 in July, revealed that when she was matron at the Marlborough hospital health chiefs tried to close it down. more...
POLICE and paramedics were called to a minor crash in a village near Melksham this afternoon. more...
BIG questions have been asked about how well Ringwood would cope if the town was deluged by floods like those recently seen in other parts of the country. more...
A RESTAURANT owner from Ringwood who killed his chef in a high speed crash has been jailed for three years. more...
THE FORDINGBRIDGE CREW: They have a wealth of firefighting experience between them ARE there any firefighting teams that have worked together for as long as the men of Fordingbridge fire station? more...
CRIME-busting CCTV cameras have been installed at Ringwood's popular Greyfriars Community Centre in a bid to stop youthful vandalism and petty thieving. more...
Swindon Wildcat Wayne Fiddes says tomorrow's home clash with Sheffield is a must-win game. more...
Although we lost 3-0 to Bracknell in the cup on Saturday, the respect they showed us tells everyone how far we have come as a team. more...
What a fantastic weekend it was for the club - a great performance, a lot of goals and three points. more...
ILLEGAL fly-tipping on protected sites on Salisbury Plain is costing taxpayers thousands of pounds to clear up and depriving troops of money to help them fight insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan. more...
LOCAL produce and international dishes were the flavour of the day when Salisbury hosted its fourth Food and Drink Festival on Sunday. more...
FOR the fifth time in almost 30 years, Compton Chamberlayne has won an award from the Campaign to Protect Rural England as the best-kept small village in Wiltshire. more...
Saturday's convincing score line at the expense of Bournemouth masked the paradox that says that a team can rarely be deadly in front of goal and secure in defence in equal measure. more...
CHRISTIAN Roberts has revealed he will need surgery sooner rather than later but has vowed to play through the pain barrier until the summer break. more...
PAUL Sturrock admits the lengthy takeover saga at the County Ground is threatening to "stagnate" some of Town's young stars with his squad massively overloaded. more...
PHIL Smith admits there would be no better place than Millwall to keep his first clean sheet of the season as he looks to prove the club who threw him on the scrap heap wrong. more...
PAUL Sturrock insists entering the Lions Den will not be as terrifying as it once was as he looks for his Town side to build on Saturday's second-half destruction of Bournemouth. more...
JAMIE Vincent would gladly swap a barrage of abuse for Town's first win on the road tomorrow as he prepares to renew old friendships in the heart of the Lions Den. more...
I too laughed when I read about Jonathan Jones, the 79-year-old Broadgreen resident, receiving an 18th birthday message from North Swindon MP Michael Wills (SA, Sept 25). more...
(OPEN LETTER TO MP ANNE SNELGROVE) UNLIKE almost everybody else I meet I do not believe all our parliamentary representatives are venal. I happen to believe that many people start a parliamentary career with basically good intentions. more...
I am writing this letter with regards to the article in the Advertiser (September 21), about the free Evian water offer at Pinehurst People's Centre. more...
Les Fox was right to suggest that pubs are for a traditional game of darts, a drink and a smoke. more...
Local primary schools have only three weeks left to sign up for Mini Pots of Care, a fun planting and painting activity that raises money for Marie Curie Cancer Care. more...
IT would appear from his letter (SA Aug 21) that Peter Smith does not agree with my views but fails to make it at all clear what he considers to be Britishness. more...
ON behalf of the staff, volunteers and most importantly, the patients at Prospect Hospice, I would like to thank everyone who came along to our annual garden fete on Saturday, September 1. more...
I WAS very glad to hear from an Old Town reader that the council's recycling scheme is going swimmingly well in her neck of the woods. Where I live it's a different story. more...
Businesses will be drilled in dealing with potential terrorist attacks during a special event next month. more...
ANDY Marcer is fuming that people are stealing cigarette butts from outside his Old Town pub. more...
BUSINESSES will be drilled in dealing with potential terrorist attacks during a special event next month. more...
OF all the shoddy treatment handed to Swindon's senior citizens over the years, that handed to residents of Lupin Court in Stratton is surely the most despicable. more...
HAVING to learn how to deal with terrorist attacks is hardly something for businesses to celebrate. more...
THE owners of a sheltered housing scheme have been accused of putting money before people after failing to change their locks when a set of keys was stolen. more...
THAMES Water could be fined £12.5m for reporting and customer service failings under proposals announced by water services watchdog Ofwat. more...
A KOI carp has brightened up the lives of elderly residents thanks to a group of community-minded students. more...
JOANNA Stevenitt says that her business could fold if plans to close the road into Hannington go ahead. more...
WHEN he next makes a trip to the electrical store, Nick Millard will be looking out for a fridge with green credentials. more...
INSPIRATIONAL messages about science are to be spread in the town's schools by a select group of teenagers. more...
FORGET the masterpiece, concentrate on producing words regularly and remember the machine will always want more. more...
COFFEE drinkers from across the town united to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. more...
FREE food will be up for grabs when a popular café serves its last brew after 43 years. more...
FLOODING victims have welcomed a multi-million pound fine for Thames Water. more...
SCOTT Nicholls has warned Robins' travelling army not to get carried away by their early-season Brandon Stadium success, insisting their later trip to the Bees should hold more significance. more...
Isle of Wight star Chris Holder insists Sunday's Premier League Riders' Championship at Swindon's Abbey Stadium is wide open after defending champion Magnus Zetterstrom pulled out of the event. more...
Halesowen 1, Chippenham Town 1. CHIPPENHAM Town closed the gap on Southern League Premier Division leaders Hemel Hempstead Town after playing out a 1-1 stalemate at Halesowen. more...
CHIPPENHAM Town captain Iain Harvey has extra motivation to shake off a foot problem in time for tomorrow's FA Cup match against Hallen. more...
CHIPPENHAM Town entertain Toolstation League Hallen at Hardenhuish Park tomorrow with a place in the third round of FA Cup qualifying at stake. more...
Witney Town 2, Calne Town 1. CALNE boss Robbie Lardner slammed his team after they went out of the FA Vase with a whimper against Witney Town. more...
Melksham Town 2, Thame United 1. MELKSHAM Town took another step in the FA Vase after a 2-1 win over Thame United in the second qualifying round on Saturday. more...
CORSHAM Town manager Mel Gingell has taken the blame for his high-flying team's 5-1 thrashing at Frome Town in the Toolstation League Premier Division. more...
DEVIZES Town will be without goalkeeper Owen Dunn for tomorrow's trip to Roman Glass St George in the preliminary round of the Toolstation League Les Phillips Cup. more...
WILTSHIRE LEAGUE: BROMHAM continued their good start in the Premier Division with a 3-1 win at Marlborough thanks to two first-half goals from Jamie Young, one a cracking 30-yarder. more...
FORMER Trowbridge Town full back Ian Howell has won a new job with Premiership giants Chelsea. more...
BOWLS: FATHER and son team Steve and Wayne Snook began the winter session on a roll by winning the county pairs competition last Sunday. more...
CYCLING: SUNDAY saw the final event in the Chippenham Wheelers Club Time Trial Championship. more...
ATHLETICS: AMONG the two hundred runners assembled in the National Trust estate at Stourhead to compete in the King Alfred's Torment seven-mile trail run were 16 Avon Valley Runners. more...
BOWLS: TROPHY presentations to the 2007 winners of the Trowbridge Westbourne Bowls Club's Junior Championship League were held on Saturday. more...
SPEEDWAY: The Knockout Cup semi-final second leg tie between Reading and Swindon is to be re-run after all. more...
RALLYING: THOUSANDS of fans turned out at the 2007 RallyDay at Castle Combe on Saturday to pay tribute to rallying legend Colin McRae. more...
MOTORCYCLE RACING: TWO Trowbridge riders competed in the two National Superstock Cup support races at the penultimate round of the British Superbike Championship at Donington Park at the weekend. more...
AUTOCROSS: ROGER Brunt is topping the table of the south west championships after completing a double header at the weekend. more...
ATHLETICS: FIVE members of Chippenham Harriers broke 40 minutes at the Cirencester 10k on Sunday. more...
BOWLS: Christie Miller Moonrakers Women's Indoor Bowls Club commenced their season with a friendly match at Swindon against Westlecot. more...
RUGBY: COOPER-AVON continued their excellent start to the season with a 46-21 win at home to Marlborough. more...
RUGBY: Westbury 6, Weymouth 30. WESTBURY suffered their third successive defeat as they lost at home to Weymouth on Saturday. more...
RUGBY: Wootton Bassett 29, Bradford 22. BRADFORD’S away day blues continued as they fell to defeat at Wootton Bassett after throwing away an early advantage. more...
RUGBY: TROWBRIDGE Muddy Maidens played their first ever 15-a-side game against St Mary’s Old Boys Ladies on Sunday. more...
WILTSHIRE Police has been rated excellent in four out of nine areas at recording overall crime levels, a report has revealed. more...
THE organisation responsible for ambulances and emergency medical care in Wiltshire has admitted it has problems. more...
POLICE in Calne have extended an anti-social behaviour order which is proving succesful in cracking down on crime. more...
WILTSHIRE'S crowded places are as much at risk of terrorist attack as anywhere else in the country. more...
NOT many dog trainers recommend disciplining a pet by kicking it as hard as you can. more...
BLACK History Month celebrations are going ahead next month after a make-or-break meeting was held this morning. more...
A FASHION retailer in Trowbridge has organised a clothes show to raise money for an animal charity. more...
THE names of some of the companies that will occupy the new Waterside development in Trowbridge have been announced today. more...
WHEN vandals broke in and destroyed the changing rooms at a rugby club, they devastated not only the facilities but also the hopes of more than 200 players. more...
DESPITE it only being the start of autumn, the team behind the Christmas celebrations in Westbury are already making preparations. more...
House prices have defied gloomy expectations this month with a rise in September, according to figures released today by Swindon-based building society Nationwide. more...
Pagans from across the globe celebrated the autumn equinox at Avebury stone circle this week. more...
WILTSHIRE'S crowded places are as much at risk of terrorist attack as anywhere else in the country. more...
HI-TECH computer simulation is giving fire fighters in Wiltshire realistic training. more...
WILTSHIRE families are being invited to take part in activities across the county this autumn. more...
A CELEBRATION is being held to mark the significant steps being taken by Wiltshire schools to promote healthy lifestyles among pupils. more...
Stonehenge is coming back to life for children across the country with the launch of 'The Ghastly Book of Stonehenge'. English Heritage has combined fascinating facts with gory stories to create a book that brings one of the world's most famous historic monuments into the vivid imaginations of children. The book, released at English Heritage sites and online from September, details the gruesome and grisly history of one of England's best-loved historic sites. more...
SAM Robinson was man-of-the-match for Melksham Park A as they beat Trowbridge Town Youth 2nds 2-1 in the Under Nines Green Division. more...
WESTBURY Youth beat Malmesbury 9-0 in a competitive match in the Under 13s Green Division. more...
DAN Davis was man-of-the-match for Westbury Youth in their 2-0 away win over Castle Combe Colts in the Under 16s Red Division. more...
CALLUM Elkins scored four of the seven goals in Westbury Youth A's 7-0 win over Frome Collegians in the Under 12s Green Division. more...
A RESTAURANT owner from Ringwood who killed his chef in a high speed crash has been jailed for three years. more...
CRIME-busting CCTV cameras have been installed at Ringwood's popular Greyfriars Community Centre in a bid to stop youthful vandalism and petty thieving. more...
INJURY-hit Salisbury City have signed former Bristol Rovers and Torquay United goalkeeper Martin Horsell with the 20-year-old poised to make his City debut in today's Blue Square Premier match at home to Kidderminster Harriers. more...
INSPIRATIONAL messages about science are to be spread in the town's schools by a select group of teenagers. more...
THE decision by Swindon Council to increase the number of free bags available to householders for plastic bottle recycling is an excellent one. It would be a shame if a vital aspect of recycling foundered for the sake of a few plastic bags. more...
SWINDON solicitor Brian Rangeley has admitted downloading 705 indecent images of children. more...
FORGET the masterpiece, concentrate on producing words regularly and remember the machine will always want more. more...
COFFEE drinkers from across the town united to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. more...
FREE food will be up for grabs when a popular café serves its last brew after 43 years. more...
A KOI carp has brightened up the lives of elderly residents thanks to a group of community-minded students. more...
FLOODING victims have welcomed a multi-million pound fine for Thames Water. more...
JOANNA Stevenitt says that her business could fold if plans to close the road into Hannington go ahead. more...
A SOLICITOR who downloaded hundreds of indecent images of children from the internet has walked free from court. more...
SWINDON Sea Scouts are celebrating after recruiting their first female members in their 37-year history. more...
THAMES Water could be fined £12.5m for reporting and customer service failings under proposals announced by water services watchdog Ofwat. more...
WHEN he next makes a trip to the electrical store, Nick Millard will be looking out for a fridge with green credentials. more...
MARTIN Ashby has urged Robins to make the most of their second chance, but admits Coventry could not blamed for pointing an accusatory finger towards the injustice of the play-offs, writes ANDY CRYER. more...
Pagans from across the globe celebrated the autumn equinox at Avebury stone circle this week. more...
Kennet District Council has launched its Food Hygiene Star Rating Scheme. This is a new web based way for members of the public to view the hygiene standards of local food businesses. The initial results are now published on its website at www.kennet.gov.uk more...
EQUESTRIAN lovers can finally look forward to this year's Brinkworth Heritage Horse Show. more...
Chippenham police have appealed for help in tracking down a man who attempted to trick his way into an elderly person's home in the town on Thursday afternoon. more...
FIREFIGHTERS were called to Basil Hill Barracks last night to deal with a flood after an air conditioning plant leaked. more...
Stonehenge is coming back to life for children across the country with the launch of 'The Ghastly Book of Stonehenge'. English Heritage has combined fascinating facts with gory stories to create a book that brings one of the world's most famous historic monuments into the vivid imaginations of children. The book, released at English Heritage sites and online from September, details the gruesome and grisly history of one of England's best-loved historic sites. more...
FORMER matron Mabel Blackwell must have become one of the oldest protestors ever when she joined campaigners outside Savernake Hospital today more...
A CELEBRATION is being held to mark the significant steps being taken by Wiltshire schools to promote healthy lifestyles among pupils. more...
WILTSHIRE'S crowded places are as much at risk of terrorist attack as anywhere else in the country. more...
HI-TECH computer simulation is giving fire fighters in Wiltshire realistic training. more...
WILTSHIRE families are being invited to take part in activities across the county this autumn. more...
House prices have defied gloomy expectations this month with a rise in September, according to figures released today by Swindon-based building society Nationwide. more...
Businesses will be drilled in dealing with potential terrorist attacks during a special event next month. more...
Swindon Town manager Paul Sturrock says the lengthy takeover saga at the County Ground is threatening to stagnate some of the club's young stars with his squad massively overloaded. more...
Paul Sturrock says entering the Lions Den will not be as terrifying as it once was as he looks for his Town side to build on Saturday's second-half destruction of Bournemouth. more...
Goalkeeper Phil Smith says there would be no better place than Millwall to keep his first clean sheet of the season as he looks to prove the club who threw him on the scrap heap wrong. more...
Blueprint Senior will look to have a tough match on their hands this weekend when they entertain Premier Division leaders Calne Town. more...
The Wiltshire League representative side were beaten 3-2 after extra time by the Reading League at Chippenham Town's ground in midweek. more...
SWINDON Town face one of their oldest rivals on Saturday with the trip to London to face Millwall. more...
Midfielder Kye Holly has urged Chippenham Town to put their stamp on the league over the next month. more...
THE third annual sponsored walk for the North Wiltshire branch of the Alzheimer's Society has raised a record £6,000. more...
A PROJECT to bring a cinema and bowling alley complex to Trowbridge is expected to move a step forward at a meeting on Wednesday. more...
THE names of some of the companies that will occupy the new Waterside development in Trowbridge have been announced today. more...
DESPITE it only being the start of autumn, the team behind the Christmas celebrations in Westbury are already making preparations. more...
PUPILS from The John of Gaunt School in Trowbridge took on the role of top British chefs yesterday to celebrate British Food Fortnight. more...
POLICE and paramedics were called to a minor crash in a village near Melksham this afternoon. more...
FIVE minor injury units in Wiltshire will close today. more...
GRAND National winning jockey Bob Champion will be guest of honour at a charity ball this evening held in honour of a Trowbridge cancer victim who dreamed of hosting her own ball. more...
WILTSHIRE'S crowded places are as much at risk of terrorist attack as anywhere else in the country. more...
A BODY art studio has arrived in Trowbridge offering a host of tattoo art and body piercing. more...
A WOMAN from Chippenham is due to appear at Swindon Crown Court today accused of helping a pensioner commit suicide. more...
A PENSIONER in Chippenham foiled a doorstep con artist yesterday afternoon. more...
POLICE in Calne have extended an anti-social behaviour order which is proving succesful in cracking down on crime. more...
A PROJECT to bring a cinema and bowling alley complex to Trowbridge is expected to move a step forward at a meeting on Wednesday. more...
BLACK History Month celebrations are going ahead next month after a make-or-break meeting was held this morning. more...
A FASHION retailer in Trowbridge has organised a clothes show to raise money for an animal charity. more...
GLITZY bridal catwalk shows, manicures and a fountain of chocolate are all waiting for brides-to-be at the Wiltshire Times' biggest ever wedding fair at the Civic Hall in Trowbridge. more...
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Tabby the cat has been hailed a hero after saving her owners from losing their home to fire. more...
THE organisation responsible for ambulances and emergency medical care in Wiltshire has admitted it has problems. more...
WILTSHIRE Police has been rated excellent in four out of nine areas at recording overall crime levels, a report has revealed. more...
EVER since six-year-old Phoebe Collyer helped to rear baby hedgehogs in her garden they have been her favourite animal. more...
WHEN vandals broke in and destroyed the changing rooms at a rugby club, they devastated not only the facilities but also the hopes of more than 200 players. more...
Trowbridge and District Pool League fixtures for Monday October 1: more...
FROME Town Under 18s made it two wins out of two games with a fine 5-2 away more...
FROME Town striker Mark Salter will be bidding to add to his spectacular more...
CHIPPENHAM Town closed the gap on Southern League Premier Division leaders more...
FOOTBALL fans are giving up time with family and friends and cutting back on more...
CHIPPENHAM Town captain Iain Harvey has extra motivation to shake off a foot more...
CHIPPENHAM Town entertain Toolstation League Hallen at Hardenhuish Park more...
CHIPPENHAM Town and Corsham Town head into the FA Cup second qualifying more...
CALNE boss Robbie Lardner slammed his team after they went out of the FA more...
MELKSHAM Town took another step in the FA Vase after a 2-1 win over Thame more...
CORSHAM Town manager Mel Gingell has taken the blame for his high-flying more...
Wincanton Racecourse's first race meeting of the new 2007/8 more...
WARMINSTER Town manager Paul Newman welcomes back Tom Clifford and Matt Guy more...
WILLAND Rovers can be sure of a warm welcome at Melksham Town for this more...
CALNE Town boss Robbie Lardner has selection problems ahead of this more...
Castle Combe legend Bob Higgins makes a one-off return to the more...
BROMHAM continued their good start in the Premier Division with a 3-1 win at Marlborough thanks to two first-half goals from Jamie Young, one a cracking 30-yarder. more...
THOUSANDS of fans turned out at the 2007 RallyDay at Castle Combe on Saturday to pay tribute to rallying legend Colin McRae. more...
TWO Trowbridge riders competed in the two National Superstock Cup support races at the penultimate round of the British Superbike Championship at Donington Park at the weekend. more...
DEVIZES Town will be without goalkeeper Owen Dunn for tomorrow's trip to more...
ROGER Brunt is topping the table of the south west championships after completing a double header at the weekend. more...
COOPER-AVON continued their excellent start to the season with a 46-21 win more...
WESTBURY suffered their third successive defeat as they lost at home to more...
FIVE members of Chippenham Harriers broke 40 minutes at the Cirencester 10k on Sunday. more...
BRADFORD'S away day blues continued as they fell to defeat at Wootton more...
TROWBRIDGE Muddy Maidens played their first ever 15-a-side game against St Mary's Old Boys Ladies on Sunday. more...
FATHER and son team Steve and Wayne Snook began the winter session on a roll by winning the county pairs competition last Sunday. The Melksham and Shaw pair sealed their win with a nail biting 7-6 victory against Seend team Colin Waldeck and Don Hatt in the final. Steve and Wayne beat off competition from 33 other teams to take the title at the Christie Miller Sports Centre. Westbury Blue Circle had teams in both semi finals, but Graham Cox and Maureen Jelly were defeated by the winners while Paul Marden and Andy Jelly lost out to Seend. more...
SUNDAY saw the final event in the Chippenham Wheelers Club Time Trial Championship. The event was a 50 mile time trial, on the A419 around Cirencester and Cricklade. A strong breeze from the south making the downward stretch a little harder but aiding the riders going north.The event was also part of the West DC Club Championship and the winning team was Bath. Chippenham Wheelers' times: Gary Woodward 2hr 03m 52secs, Steve Barber 2hr 10m 14secs, Neil Davies 2hr 16m 15secs, John Lewis 2hr 36m 07secs, Roy Burden 2hr 49m 13secs. Winner Nik Bowlder Farmborough and Camberley 1hr 49m 09secs. more...
BRADFORD Town manager Paul Ranger faces a tricky selection problem before more...
FORMER Trowbridge Town full back Ian Howell has won a new job with more...
THE Rugby Football Union has launched a new online resource to make the more...
Swindon Speedway hosts another big meeting on tomorrow, with the more...
AMONG the two hundred runners assembled in the National Trust estate at Stourhead to compete in the King Alfred's Torment seven-mile trail run were 16 Avon Valley Runners. more...
Swindon journey to Coventry tomorrow knowing they are just 15 more...
TROPHY presentations to the 2007 winners of the Trowbridge Westbourne Bowls Club's Junior Championship League were held on Saturday. more...
Sam Smale (Royal St George's) is the only new cap in the England team more...
The Knockout Cup semi-final second leg tie between Reading and more...
Ben Harrison, from Hawkeridge, near Westbury, won the opening event more...
Christie Miller Moonrakers Women's Indoor Bowls Club commenced their more...
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