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  • Shortlist of major Wiltshire public transport schemes agreed

    By nhavergal at 12:12 on 22/05/13
    Yarnbrook Road and West Ashton could see improvements.
    Wiltshire Council leaders have agreed on a shortlist of possible major public transport schemes which could be introduced across the county.  The ten shortlisted plans were agreed by council leaders yesterday following a meeting regarding improvements to public transport in Wiltshire.  During the meeting discussions were carried out regarding relieving roads and three new railway stations including a station stop for...
  • Don't be a dummy when listening to your music

    By Western Daily Press at 05:00 on 22/05/13
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    The harmful effects of loud music are on show in an innovative display in Wiltshire this week. As part of Noise Action Week a dummy head is showing how headphone volume can affect hearing as part of a special display at County Hall, Trowbridge. Visitors are invited to turn on headphones at the usual volume they use to listen to music and are then asked to transfer them to the artificial head. It shows what the decibel level of the...
  • Wiltshire College commended by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust

    By nhavergal at 16:14 on 20/05/13
    WWT award
    Wiltshire College has received a high commended award in Wiltshire Wildlife Trusts' Corporate Green Awards.  The commendation for Green Media, Marketing and Communications was presented to Director of Customer Services Stephanie Stephenson at a ceremony at Swindon's Steam Museum last Monday. The Corporate Green Awards aims to recognise, reward and promote environmental best practice in Wiltshire and Swindon was presented by Lord...
  • West counts the cost of Olympic 2012 torch events

    By Western Daily Press at 05:00 on 20/05/13
    American athletics star Michael Johnson, pictured at Stonehenge, was among Olympic torch  relay  runners in Wiltshire
    Cash-strapped councils have defended spending hundreds of thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money on staging events when the Olympic torch came through the West last year. More than £360,000 was spent across the region on everything from rock concerts to gifts for torchbearers but council chiefs said spending the money was "worth every penny", because it promoted the region for visitors. In the West, Wiltshire spent...
  • Trowbridge woman guilty of murder following stabbing

    By nhavergal at 10:12 on 17/05/13
    Louise Cox was found guilty of murdering Ian Graham in Trowbridge.
    A woman has been found guilty of murdering a man in Trowbridge at Bristol Crown Court yesterday. Louise Cox, 45, from Newtown, Trowbridge has been found guilty of murdering Ian Graham, 50, at Beaufont Mansions, Stallard Street, Trowbridge.  Ian Graham was murdered on November, 20, 2012 after being stabbed at his home address. Louise Cox who appeared at Bristol Crown Court for sentencing yesterday was given life imprisonment with a...

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