Malmesbury Newspapers
Christmas is the time for giving in Wiltshire
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldNEARLY two-thirds of people in Wiltshire intend to donate to a charity close to home this Christmas, a new study shows.
Road Safety Week: How well do you know The Highway Code?
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldWith #RoadSafetyWeek2020 just recently ended, the Bike Storage Company has created this road safety awareness quiz to test your knowledge of the Highway Code.
Alabaré launches Christmas appeal to help homeless people
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldNATIONAL charity Alabaré is asking local communities to help them support the increasing number of people at risk of being homeless this Christmas and winter.
Paramedics urge public to get flu vaccine - jabs are available on Tuesday for people aged 50-64
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldSOUTH Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is urging people to get the flu vaccine to protect themselves and others this winter.
Wiltshire Council issued 3,474 summons for council tax
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldA SOUTH west parliamentary candidate has raised concerns as the council serves more than 3,000 people with court summons over unpaid council tax.
More than 200 pupils at Malmesbury School told to self-isolate
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldMore than 200 students from Malmesbury School are now working from home.
Parents of Year 11s were issued a letter today instructing them of new plans.
Wiltshire Council cut addiction treatment by £3m since 2017
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldAddiction treatment specialists have slammed as ‘heartless’ Wiltshire Council’s £3m-plus cuts in addiction treatment funding since 2017.
RUH Bath gearing up for Covid vaccine roll out
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldBusiness West says post-lockdown Covid restrictions will have a “chilling impact” on local economy
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldA BUSINESS group has warned that many companies will be prevented from being able to operate fully under the new Tier 2 local authority restrictions for Wiltshire.
Nicolas Bray will appear at Swindon Magistrates Court in March
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldA MAN from Calne has been charged with sending a communication conveying a threatening message.
Nicolas Bray, 23, of Calne, was released on conditional bail to appear at Swindon Magistrates Court on March 5.
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Beware cyber criminals: Chief Constable Kier Pritchard's column
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldWE are now entering the final week of the second national lockdown and preparing to move to the next phase of restrictions during the approach to Christmas.
Wiltshire will enter Tier Two restrictions after lockdown
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldWILTSHIRE will enter the ‘high alert’ Tier Two restrictions when lockdown ends of Wednesday - but what does that mean?
More than 800 miles of Wiltshire paths could be lost
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldMore than 800 miles of paths could be lost in Wiltshire, unless they are registered in time by local authorities, a charity has warned.
More than 450 injuries at work reported in Wiltshire
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldMore than 450 injuries at work were reported in Wiltshire last year, figures show.
The Trades Union Congress says a drop in reports nationally is the result of funding cuts and lack of awareness of the duty to report injuries.
Wiltshire Council slashed addiction treatment by £3m
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldAddiction treatment specialists have slammed as ‘heartless’ Wiltshire Council’s £3m-plus cuts in addiction treatment funding since 2017.
Wiltshire health boss is cautious as county exits lockdown
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldWiltshire’s public health boss says she is cautious as England comes out of lockdown on Thursday (November 26).
Wiltshire leisure centres could reopen next week
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldWiltshire Council is working to make sure libraries, leisure centres and registration offices are up and running from next week.
Wiltshire Council leader responds to opposition letter
Written by Malmesbury Gazette & HeraldWiltshire will go into the right tier based on evidence, says council boss.
Yesterday Wiltshire Council opposition leader Ian Thorn called for Wiltshire to be placed in the lowest Covid tier post-lockdown.