The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Popular town centre riverside set for transformation as work begins

Work has begun to improve a riverside route close to a Wiltshire town centre.

Afghan aides wouldn

Hundreds of Afghan nationals who were given homes in MoD housing in Wiltshire would not necessarily lose their accommodation under new plans.

Dairy farm worker who lost 9st to lead Slimming World group

A man who lost 9st 7lb has credited a weight-loss group with helping him transform his life

Free dementia clinics return to South West Nationwide branches in September

Specialist dementia clinics are returning to the South-West of England

Bleed kit to be installed near scene of fatal stabbing

A bleed kit is to be installed near the scene of a stabbing in which a teenager died.

Update issued after police cordon off busy banking hub

Police have issued an update after officers cordoned off a Wiltshire banking hub.

?Intense’ 19-hour thunderstorm warning issued for Swindon and Wiltshire

Met Office issues yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in Swindon & Wiltshire on August 26. Expect heavy rain, lightning, hail, and travel…

Huge fire in Wiltshire town sparks police investigation

A large fire in Wiltshire has sparked a police investigation.

School celebrates three per cent rise in strong pass GCSEs in English and maths

A school is celebrating a rise in GCSE performance.

Wiltshire splash pad update as hosepipe ban introduced

An update has been issued on a Wiltshire splash pad amidst water shortages and a hosepipe ban.

Car dealer must pay thousands of pounds over faulty and misdescribed cars

A motor trader has been fined after selling vehicles that were faulty or misdescribed.

Longleat steps up support to help once-extinct Wiltshire bird recover

A ONCE-extinct bird is making a steady comeback with the help of a historic Wiltshire estate

Residents fume as hosepipe ban comes into force across Wiltshire

Residents have reacted angrily to Wessex Water’s first hosepipe ban in 50 years.

?Gem’ of a Wiltshire market being

A popular market on a historic high street is under threat from a 'traffic crisis'.

Renewed calls to restore minor injuries units in two towns

An MP is pushing for a local minor injuries unit, citing pressure on hospitals.

Firefighters hit back at criticism of Emergency Alert warning

Wiltshire firefighters have hit back at criticism of a national emergency alert about wildfires.

Volunteers praised for holding police to account in Wiltshire

Volunteers have been praised for their role in helping to hold police in Wiltshire to account

Three children among victims rushed to hospital after crash

Five victims, including three children, were rushed to hospital after a serious crash on the A36 in Wiltshire.