The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Large-scale sustainability conference returns for third year

An environmental conference is returning for its third year, bringing together leading voices in sustainability

Road closures hit RAF Fairford as protesters gather against using base to strike Iran

A protest has taken place outside RAF Fairford against the US' war with Iran.

Mayor ‘distraught’ as Red Arrows pull out of UK displays

The aerobatic team’s planes are stranded amid ‘a prolonged period of poor weather’ in North America.

Road destroyed by major landslip starts cracking a year after reopening

Cracks have begun to show in a key Wiltshire road destroyed in a major landslip.

Cyclists set off on 185-mile ride in memory of officers who died on duty

Officers and staff from Wiltshire Police have begun a 185-mile cycle ride in memory of colleagues who lost their lives on duty

Pet owners urged to watch for travel sickness in dogs ahead of summer holidays

A veterinary practice is urging pet owners to recognise the early signs of travel sickness in dogs ahead of summer getaways

Dementia-friendly picnic brings community together in Chippenham

A dementia-friendly picnic brought together people of all ages for a day of connection, conversation and community spirit

Supermarket offering free breakfasts to families this summer

A supermarket chain is offering free breakfasts to families during summer holidays

Search underway for missing man believed to have travelled to Wiltshire

A search has been launched for a missing man from Winchester believed to have travelled to Wiltshire, as it's been almost a week since he was…

Mother with cancer calls for reform of ‘unfair’ school places policy

Christine Lote, whose rare bone cancer has spread to her lungs, wanted her child to go to the school with bereavement-trained staff.

Air Tattoo pays tribute to pilot killed in air show horror loop-the-loop crash

The Royal International Air Tattoo has paid tribute to the F-16 pilot who was pronounced dead after an air show rehearsal horror crash.

Starmer praises Denmark for defending Arctic from ‘hostile activity’

The UK Prime Minister welcomed Denmark’s announcement of a new military to defend the Arctic from ‘hostile activity’.

8 soldiers who died in explosion to be remembered with new memorial

A memorial for eight soldiers who died in a huge explosion in Savernake Forest more than 76 years ago is set to be unveiled.

Iconic Strictly Come Dancing judge set to return after shock exit

Bruno Tonioli is set to make his grand return for a special Christmas appearance on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing.

Author receives date offers after mum announces ‘he’s single’ to book conference

Menachem Kaiser’s mother Judy told more than 100 viewers ‘the answer many of you may be wondering’.