Friday | Wiltshire
Bands ready to roll at Trowbridge show
West Wilts Showa s reputation for attracting top flight bands continues this year with the 90s Britpop band Dodgy headlining the free Friday night concert.
Friday | This is bath
Bus station evacuated after fire
More than 100 people were evacuated from Bath bus station this afternoon after a fire in the main rotunda building.
Why was sex fiend let out to rape again?
Questions have been asked about why a sadistic rapist from Bath was let out of prison early - only for him to mount a sickening carbon copy attack on another woman .
Tail-enders help Bath cling on for derby draw
PREMIER 1&2 Bath tail-enders Simon Marchant and Mark Thorburn dashed Corsham 's bid for swift revenge over their local rivals in a tense derby at North Parade last Saturday.
Britain in Bloom judges prepare to tour Bath
Judges will tour Bath tomorrow to inspect the city's efforts to secure success in a prestigious floral competition.
Police are hoping this jacket could help them identify the people who attacked and robbed an Asian man in Bath.
Sadistic rapist jailed for life after copycat attack
A rapist who stuck plasters over the eyes of a woman and repeatedly raped and beat her in a carbon copy of a previous attack 10 years earlier was today jailed for life.
Q&A With the Naked Eyes' Pete Byrne, Playing at the Norton Museum on Thursday, July 9
With 1980s playlists all the rage these days, you don't have to be of a certain age to appreciate the tuneful joy of Naked Eyes ' 1983 " Always Something There to Remind Me." But it helps.
Congregations have Hope in their hearts
More than 300 volunteers were at a charity nature centre near Trowbridge at the weekend to help with maintenance and building work.
Choir impresses Boris at London launch
A gospel choir from Bath has performed at the launch of the country's biggest celebration of the gay scene.
River drowning death 'avoidable'
A student who tried to rescue a man from drowning in Bath has called for more safety equipment to be provided on the banks of the River Avon.
Bath get first claims on bragging rights after impressive derby win
PREMIER 1&2 It was first blood to Bath on Saturday when they began their Globe Sports West of England Premier 1 double header against Corsham with a five-wicket victory at Station Road.
New Bath Casino Will Include Section For Novice Gamers
Local authority requests area devoted to novice gamblers in new Bath casino. Any new casino built in Bath must include an area devoted to beginners, the local authority has stated.
Nude Beach Slows Construction Project
We've heard a lot of reasons for late construction projects. In the U.S., they tend to involve the rare "creature or plant you've never heard of" being found on the site.
Inquest hears of woman's lorry death horror
A 64-year-old Bath widow died after crossing a busy road in front of a lorry whose driver would never have seen her, an inquest heard.
UN team happy with Bath heritage
International heritage watchdogs are today expected to say they are happy with the way Bath's historic heart is being looked after.
Bath looking for derby boost after setback
PREMIER 1&2 Bath will be looking to get their Globe Sports West of England Premier 1 title defence back on track when they make the short trip to Corsham on Saturday.
Cases of the disease swine flu have been confirmed in pupils at a Bath school. Four year nine day students at Prior Park College have developed the illness and are now recovering at home.
Vodafone first in Europe with live femtocell service
Vodafone is set to become the first European network operator to offer femtocells commercially to residential users.
Bath landmarks on heritage risk list
Two city landmarks remain on an official heritage risk list published today. Government body English Heritage has put the 19th century Cleveland Baths at Hampton Row and the 18th century former King Edward's School building in Broad Street on its at-risk register.