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25th March 2023, 11:42am | by Stephany Bardzil
Alzheimer’s Support’s annual memory walk takes place on 10th June and everyone is invited to join in. There is a beautiful new route from the Bowood Estate in North Wiltshire, alongside the charity’s well-loved walks in the Warminster area. Every penny raised ...more
24th March 2023, 12:24pm | by Molly Hobbs
Tips, advice and giveaways to help you stay warmer at home and reduce your energy bills On: Friday 31 March At: Melksham Library – drop by from 9:30am until 1pm Melksham Community Campus, 27 Market Place, Melksham, SN12 ...more
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23rd March 2023, 2:19pm | by Molly Hobbs
Wiltshire Council has submitted a bid to Active Travel England (ATE) for funds to support walking and wheeling routes in the county. ATE looks to fund active travel infrastructure that promotes walking, wheeling and cycling as an alternative to taking the car. The bid is part of ATE’s Active Travel Fund Tranche 4 (ATF4), the focus of which is on walking and wheeling, rather than ...more
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by Laura Piner
Fancy kicking off the Easter weekend in style this April? Then join RUHX for our brand new event – the Night Glow, and help your local hospital. This is cold water dipping, with a difference! Under the watchful eye of the fully trained lifeguards, take a dip in the dark ...more
Our ever popular Quiz night with all proceeds going towards the restoration of The Wilts & Berks Canal Trust Teams of up to 4 – £20 per team E-mail quiz@wbct.org.uk by 6th April with Team Name 7:00pm for 7:30pm start Tea, Coffee & Cake available. Licensed Bar more
by Wendy Barker
Join local artist Rachel Heard for a Coronation Art Workshop for older people at Melksham Library. Tuesday 25th April, 2pm to 3:30pm. This is a FREE event, however spaces are limited. Please book your space by calling 01225 702039 or speak to a member of staff. Alternatively, ...more
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8th March 2023, 7:37pm | by Kirsty Cross
Facing life alone is hard, and when you feel there is no one there to support you it is a scary place to be. Therefore, at Safe Families we offer support, hope and belonging to improve the lives of those in our communities. We link children, young people and families with local volunteers who ...more
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11th February 2023, 9:28am | by Becky Brown
The Youth Adventure Trust is a registered youth development charity providing a programme of outdoor adventure camps and activity days for vulnerable young people from the Swindon and Wiltshire area. On our programme the young people take part in a range of outdoor activities which are designed ...more
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21st November 2022, 2:19pm | by David
Wiltshire Council libraries have officially become warm spaces for people this winter, providing a warm and friendly welcome to support anyone who needs help through the cost-of-living crisis. Of course, Wiltshire libraries are open to the public throughout the year, but now anyone is welcome ...more
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#Wiltshire@Goingzero2030… New rewilding and wildflower areas will improve biodiversity in €¦ t.co/C6mC7oDEkc
@wiltscouncil Cabinet asked to approve new approach to providing day opportunities for disabled young people, adult… t.co/ydWI0OYhgM
#Wiltshire Business and Sports Gala Dinner raises more than £45,000 for local sports stars t.co/MfuuRnxlH0
Tweets | by Our Community Matters Melksham
Here you can find more Tweets from Melksham along with Tweets from Wiltshire Council.
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