IN the last fortnight, no patients have died at Great Western Hospital after testing positive for coronavirus. So far, 318 people being treated at GWH have died following a positive Covid-19 test, with the most recent one being recorded on March
Families in Malmesbury received an Easter surprise thanks to the generosity of the local community and charity HEALS of Malmesbury. Volunteers delivered 90 chocolate Easter Eggs to children and 75 Easter goodie bags to mainly elderly residents.
Our readers have nominated the top 10 takeaways in Cirencester, Tetbury, Malmesbury and the surrounding areas, and for the next two weeks we’ll be profiling each of them so you can choose the Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard Best Takeaway 2021.
Sir Geoffrey Clifton Brown has welcomed a £437,447 funding boost that will support cultural and heritage sites in The Cotswolds. The Cotswold MP has welcomed the announcement to support iconic cultural and heritage organisations and independent
Malmesbury and Cricklade library will reopen from Monday following the Government’s confirmation to proceed with step two of the roadmap out of lockdown. During the national lockdown, both libraries provided an order and collect service and bookable
A CIRENCESTER school has helped launch a campaign to celebrate Captain Sir Tom Moore's life. One year on from the day (April 6) that the late Captain Tom started his world-famous 100 laps around his garden, his family are inviting the world to
WITNESSES are being sought after a crash near Malmesbury which has left a man in hospital with life-changing injuries. The incident happened at about 11.30am on Monday morning on the B4040 near Hebden Farm, Luckington. A black Yamaha bike and
Gloucestershire's death toll during the last year of the coronavirus pandemic was hundreds higher than during previous years, figures suggest. That’s according to Public Health England data that compares the number of deaths registered during the
Residents in Sherston have planted a community orchard in a bid to boost biodiversity in the village. The initiative was started by local group Sustainable Sherston who teamed up with Sherston Parish Council and the village hall to get the project
A CRICKLADE man will be sentenced next month for having a baseball bat and threatening behaviour. Shane Allen, 31, had been due to stand trial yesterday on allegations of affray and possession of an offensive weapon. It was said that he threatened
