Elizabeth Birt
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Early years specialist is finalist for major business award after launching venture (opens the original)
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A woman is in the running for a major business award after launching a new venture. Debbie Wordley is a finalist in the New Business category at the Female Business Awards for her early years consultancy, launched in April 2025. The business, Debbie â The Early Years Specialist, offers mentoring, guidance, and practical support to professionals in the early childhood sector. She said: "Being named a finalist in the Female Business Awards feels like recognition not only for the business I have
Swindon art club celebrates busiest summer with hundreds of children having fun (opens the original)
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An art club is celebrating its busiest summer yet. Let’s Create Art Club, based in Swindon and founded by artist Rachel Bray, offers children a safe and fun space to explore painting, drawing, sculpture and design through after-school clubs, holiday camps and Saturday morning sessions. The club, which caters to children aged four to 12, recorded its highest ever engagement this summer through its West Swindon-based Summer Art Camp. Ms Bray said: "We delivered 380 spaces over the summer, with som
Care home wins Gold for resident-led garden that brings the community together (opens the original)
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A Wiltshire care home has struck gold for its resident-led garden. Goodson Lodge Care Centre earned top honours in the Most Resident-Led Garden category of the OSJCT Trust in Bloom Awards, winning praise for resident involvement, creativity and teamwork. The award recognises gardens that are inspired, created and cared for by residents. Rebecca Pike, home manager at Goodson Lodge, said: "We are incredibly proud of our residents and everything they have achieved with the garden. "What makes this
Calne teenager shortlisted for BBC Young Writers' Award with story The Pillbox (opens the original)
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A Wiltshire teenager has been shortlisted for the BBC Young Writers' Award. Nathan Karby, 16, from Calne, made the final five for his story The Pillbox, which explores themes of cognitive dissonance and the tensions between national and family pride. The five shortlisted writers were praised by the judges for their 'wit', 'energy' and 'lyricism'. Lauren Layfield, TV and radio presenter and chairwoman of the judging panel, said: "I’m very excited to share the shortlist for the 2026 BBC Young Writ
Extraordinary photograph shows the Milky Way 'rising' from Stonehenge (opens the original)
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A photographer captured an extraordinary image of the Milky Way over Stonehenge. Clive Greenland took the photo on September 11, 2026, with a Panasonic S5 MK2 camera with adapter and Samyang 14mm f2.8 lens. The photographer shared his method for capturing such an image. He used a Star Adventurer 2i to shoot seven 60-second images at ISO 1600 and f/2.8, plus one terrestrial capture of the stones without tracking. The new moon provided optimal conditions to photograph the Milky Way, which appeared
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