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17th June 2019, 10:04am | by Mel Capper
Ancient landscape to be brought back to life £1.68 million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund awarded to Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) A largely forgotten, ancient landscape will be brought back to life thanks to a £1.68million grant from The National ...more
15th June 2019, 8:52pm | by Karen
It’s really very nearly here! SATURDAY 22nd JUNE – 12.30 – 4.30 Come and have a great day out! Enjoy a burger from the BBQ, sip a drink at the pop-up bar, listen to St John’s Swingers, look out for the Morris Dancers, indulge in a cream tea, have a go at some games, ...more
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14th June 2019, 1:29pm | by Karen
Wiltshire Council has 2 special offers to help you keep fit this summer. There is an offer for students 16+ lasting from the 1st June to the 31st August – £49.99 for an 8 week membership deal, giving access to racket sports court hire, group exercises, health suite and fitness suite ...more
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9th May 2019, 12:39pm | by David
This event is part of the North Wessex Downs Walking Festival. Join ARK’s Project Officer, Anna Forbes, on a wildlife walk along the banks of the River Kennet and the adjoining water meadow. Discover the chalk stream wildlife that lives at this beautiful, multi-award ...more
9th May 2019, 12:33pm | by David
This event is part of the North Wessex Downs Walking Festival. A sociable Saturday afternoon hike with Ashley Sandy from Wessex Nordic Walking. Walking in the stunning Pewsey Downs past the Alton Barnes White Horse, up to the highest point in Wiltshire – Milk Hill – ...more
9th May 2019, 12:29pm | by David
This event is part of the North Wessex Downs Walking Festival. A lovely evening circular walk along the lanes around Huish with Dawn from Wilcot Parish Council. Choose your starting point to suit you: start at Huish for the 3-mile route, Draycot Farm for 2 miles or join ...more
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14th June 2019, 2:12pm | by Joanna Pazucha
Do you have good connections in your town or village? Could you represent Alzheimer’s Support in your community as a Community Ambassador? The role involves being out and about when we cannot, for example attending cheque presentations and saying thank you on our behalf, or dropping off ...more
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14th June 2019, 2:10pm | by Joanna Pazucha
Do you have good connections in your town or village? Could you represent Alzheimer’s Support in your community as a Community Ambassador? The role involves being out and about when we cannot, for example attending cheque presentations and saying thank you on our behalf, or dropping off ...more
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4th April 2019, 12:33pm | by Penny Fisher
Barnardo’s provides a range of services on behalf of Wiltshire Council and are looking for volunteers to support us in our Wiltshire Short Breaks Activity scheme. We are looking for volunteers to: – Help at sessions one Saturday per month (as well as the possibility of one day per week ...more
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