HUNDREDS turned out for Malmesbury's annual duck race and family fun day. Crowds gathered at Bowls Club Bridge in Malmesbury to enjoy the spectacle on Monday, May 4. After the race, families headed to ...

NEW Hello Benches have been launched in Cirencester, aiming to combat loneliness and isolation. The 25 benches, each with a simple plaque indicating the person sitting there may welcome a chat, were ...

A REMARKABLE season of dedication, teamwork and resilience reached an unforgettable climax this weekend as a Cirencester-based under-12s ...

Cirencester Ashcroft Church & Centre will host the 'Hidden Hardship' exhibition, based on research by Dr Stephanie Denning of Coventry University and illustrated by Beth Waters. The exhibition aims to ...

The 46th annual St George’s Day service, held on April 23, took place at St Barnabas Church in Gloucester and featured the presentation of the Nairac Youth Awards by branch patron Edward Gillespie, ...

The Little Pickles Market is the first of its kind in Malmesbury and is a continuation of a new venue launch covered by us in late March. This launch was also aimed at sustainable and affordable ...

A new family-friendly garden festival will kick off this summer’s carnival season. Launching on June 20, the Midsummer Garden Festival will take place at Abbey House Manor as part of the Malmesbury ...

The Metropolitan Police has said a new team of 100 extra officers will take to London’s streets to help better protect the Jewish community.

The announcement came after military leaders and US secretary of state Marco Rubio insisted a ceasefire in the Middle East ...

Scots are being urged to “slam shut” the door on Reform UK in Thursday’s Holyrood election – with SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn insisting Nigel Farage is “dangerous”. Mr Flynn said with voters ...

The Scottish Labour leader said Scotland has “paid the price” from 20 years of the SNP and urged voters to reject Reform. Speaking a day before the polls open for the Holyrood elections, Scottish ...