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- Sep 23, 2026
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Warminster splash pad lost property available to collect after 90,000 visits (opens the original)
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Unclaimed lost property is waiting to be collected after being left behind during a busy season at a popular splash pad. Warminster Town Council’s grounds team collected a large number of forgotten items from the splash pad in the Lake Pleasure Grounds over the summer. The splash pad, open daily from 10am to 6pm since April 24, has attracted around 90,000 visitors this season. A Warminster Town Council spokesperson said: "The items have been washed and can be collected from Warminster Civic Cent
Warminster residents urged to join community litter pick this Sunday (opens the original)
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Residents are being urged to join a community litter pick to help keep their town looking its best. Mayor of Warminster Cllr Jack Jones is inviting people of all ages to take part in the clean-up event on Sunday, September 27, from 10am to 12pm. Volunteers are asked to meet outside the Pavilion Parlour at the Lake Pleasure Grounds on Weymouth Street. Cllr Jones said: "Keeping Warminster clean and tidy is something I care deeply about. "Residents and the Warminster Town Council grounds team work
Four brothers to take on Edinburgh Kilt Walk in memory of sister who died with MS (opens the original)
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Four brothers are set to take on the Edinburgh Kilt Walk in memory of their late sister. Paul, William, Charles, and Michael Ash, who are all in their 60s and 70s, will take part in the Wee Wander on September 13 to honour their sister Susan, who died in January 2024 at the age of 73 after living with multiple sclerosis (MS) for much of her life. The brothers hope to raise funds for postgraduate research positions at the University of Edinburgh, which is making significant progress in MS researc
Swindon businessman named patron for business and community at local radio station (opens the original)
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A businessman has been named patron for a community radio station. Dave Southby, founder and CEO of Swindon-based Southby & Co. Financial Planning, has been appointed patron for business and community at Swindon 105.5. Mr Southby said: "I’m really proud to have been invited to become Swindon 105.5’s Patron for Business & Community. "Giving back locally has always been important to me, both personally and through my business, Southby & Co, so accepting the invitation felt like a natural fit." Nam
New sign reveals medieval coffin stone along Beechcroft Road walk (opens the original)
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A new sign now marks a piece of medieval history at the end of Cowleaze Walk, Beechcroft Road. Installed by Stratton St Margaret Parish Council, the sign shares the story of an ancient coffin stone once used by pallbearers to rest heavy caskets along medieval corpse roads. "Coffin stones were large boulders where pallbearers once rested heavy caskets along medieval corpse roads, before villages had their own churches. "Next time you’re passing, why not stop and take a look? "A small but fascinat
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