Ladies' rugby captain from Swindon recognised for volunteering
Claire given exclusive opportunity to observe England Senior Squad training session at Pennyhill Park
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Ridgeway School pupils have lesson in oriental cooking
PUPILS were given a hands-on demonstration of Japanese cooking by a trained chef yesterday.
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'Bait' cars help cut vehicle crime
Police "bait" cars are credited for reducing the number of vehicles being stolen in one Wiltshire town.
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Balloon is a real high for pupils
CHILDREN at Haydon Wick Primary School were greeted by a special visitor yesterday to teach them about the history and theory of flight.
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Balloon is a real high for pupils
CHILDREN at Haydon Wick Primary School were greeted by a special visitor yesterday to teach them about the history and theory of flight.
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Balloon is a real high for pupils
CHILDREN at Haydon Wick Primary School were greeted by a special visitor yesterday to teach them about the history and theory of flight.
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Pupils go green with Robin Hood play
PEATMOOR Community Primary School will be part of a big green wave sweeping the UK’s schools next week.
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Pupils go green with Robin Hood play
PEATMOOR Community Primary School will be part of a big green wave sweeping the UK’s schools next week.
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Pupils go green with Robin Hood play
PEATMOOR Community Primary School will be part of a big green wave sweeping the UK’s schools next week.
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In court...
PERRY Richardson, 24, of Tyndale Gardens, Shaftesbury Avenue, has pleaded guilty to stealing garden machinery, valued at £896, from three sheds and stealing a bicycle, power tools and foodstuffs to the value of £1,780 from another shed. The case was adjourned to March 26 for a pre-sentence report to be prepared.
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Raising a cup to support charity
MORE than 60 children enjoyed a Madhatters tea party yesterday as part of a charity’s campaign to improve speech and language among young people.
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Pupils urge drivers to park safely outside their school
Oakhurst Primary School pupils launch appeal for drivers to share responsibility for children's safety
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No jail for gang who used fake cash in shops
A GANG of Londoners found with more than £1,200 in counterfeit cash after being caught spending the it in town shops have walked free from court.
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Four schools recognised for helping pupils with dyslexia
FOUR schools have been recognised for their good practice in supporting children with dyslexia.
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Mother says thanks to all who helped
A DELIGHTED mum is looking forward to seeing her son lead a normal life following the generosity of a pizza company.
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Hundreds expected at funeral for man behind amusement arcade
HUNDREDS of mourners are expected at the funeral of retired businessman Arthur Studt.
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Arsonists target historic building
RESIDENTS are concerned about safety after an arson attack on the old technical school college building in Victoria Road.
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Watch out for scam on email
ROYAL Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team is urging people to be wary of a scam email.
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Lydiard Park Academy sixth form scheme given the go-ahead
A SCHOOL is set to provide higher education after its bid for a sixth from was approved by the Government.
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Illegal immigrant who had fake ID is spared jail
AN ILLEGAL immigrant who was caught with two forged passports has been jailed for nine months.
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