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Men’s support group at Wiltshire Mind
MENTAL health charity, Wiltshire Mind, is launching a new weekly support group for men suffering with mental health issues. The group is for all men but primarily for middle aged…
Atworth WI clean for the Queen
ATWORTH WI joined the nationwide campaign ‘Clean for the Queen’ and took to the streets to clear up their village. WI member Pat Ruffell said, “Atworth WI usually keep Atworth…
Keeping Wiltshire mobile – making vital community links
A new campaign by Community First, to recruit more volunteers for the Link and Community Minibus transport schemes that it supports, is set to have a big impact on keeping…
Sing-a-long with The Melksham Pearlies
LOCAL couple Jeanette and Mike Nash, better known as The Melksham Pearlies, are starting a sing-a-long group starting on Wednesday 13th April at the Melksham Riverside Club, 2-4pm. The Melksham…
Pop, soul and gospel choir is starting
A CONTEMPORARY choir is starting in Melksham and everyone is welcome to join. PSG Choirs already meets in Derry Hill near Calne and Devizes and soon will meet at the…
New president for Shaw & Whitley WI
President of Shaw & Whitley WI, Lynne Salter, has stepped down from the role after eight very successful years. Members attending the Annual General Meeting at the Shaw Village Hall…
Read Easy AGM
The first Annual General Meeting of Read Easy Melksham will take place on Friday 8th April at 2.00pm in Queensway Chapel. This is a public meeting to which anyone interested…
Melksham Choral Society spring concert
Melksham Choral Society is starting its 2016 season with an English Folksong-based concert. Chairman Sue Lamprell said, “Rehearsals are going well with conductor Paul Badley and pianist Sue Law moving…
World War I remembered
A local group led by volunteers have started the ‘Melksham Remembers’ project. The group have an exciting event planned on Monday 21st March from 7.00pm at the Canberra Centre, Spa…
Semington residents welcome No Entry Watch
Semington residents have welcomed the introduction of a No Entry Watch scheme aimed to reduce the misuse of a no through road in the village. The watch scheme, which is…
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Community should be ‘proud’ of pandemic volunteers.
The work of the Melksham Community Support volunteers has been hailed as something the whole town should be proud of, by a local councillor.
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Bloom Zoom full of beautiful plans.
The SW in Bloom - Melksham group had their first Zoom meeting of the year on 10th February.
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