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  • NEW SOUTH WEST SERVICE TAKES THE HASSLE OUT OF MOVING

    By hrbrsd at 15:01 on 02/02/12
    House2Home
    A new service has been launched that will take the stress away for people looking to move home or sell a property on behalf of someone else. Unique to the South West, it will mean those looking for a helping hand with things such as organising a solicitor, preparing letters for utility companies or even advice on boarding pets can sit back and relax knowing that its all been taken care of. The new service will also help people who...
  • Valentine Treats For Corsham Chocolate Lovers

    By R_Ferrier at 10:36 on 02/02/12
    Which of these chocolate-y treats from Lick the Spoon tickles your tastebuds?
    With a chocolate factory worthy of Willy Wonka set in Corsham, and its newly released Valentine's Chocolate Collection, there is no excuse not to treat the chocolate-lover you care about this Valentine's Day. Lick the Spoon's 2012 Valentine's chocolate collection features a shimmering red and gold milk chocolate heart with a surface that looks almost like polished marble. Accompanying the heart is a half chocolate heart filled with...
  • Corsham Volunteers Needed at Gastard Village

    By R_Ferrier at 17:38 on 28/01/12
    Want to help out in Gastard? Now is your chance.
    A number of volunteering positions have opened up in the Corsham village of Gastard. A new church warden is needed, as well as a new treasurer and a bookings secretary. A spokesperson for the village wrote in the Gastard newsletter: "Three of our local worker bees have to step down in the near future; none later than the beginning of April 2012." A new Church Warden for the St John the Baptist Church in Gastard is...
  • No Bird-Lovers in Corsham?

    By R_Ferrier at 10:20 on 28/01/12
    Have you spotted any birds in your garden on a wintry morning such as this? Why not take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch?
    The Big Garden Birdwatch organised by the RSPB is this weekend, but no events are taking place in Corsham or Wiltshire. If you are interested in taking part, there is still time. If you are a bird-lover, how do you encourage birds and wildlife to visit your garden? Share your nature tips and tricks with us in the comment box below. "All you need is a pen, some scrap paper (or, a printout of our handy bird ID sheet), and an hour...
  • Doctor became a devoted champion of city's heritage

    By Bath Chronicle at 11:00 on 19/01/12
    Dr Malcolm Aylett's long career as a GP took him around the world
    A GP who became a champion of Bath's local history has died at the age of 79. Dr Malcolm Aylett was one of the driving forces behind the Combe Down Heritage Society (CDHS) and in work to safeguard a graveyard in that area of the city. Dr Aylett became secretary of both the society and the Friends of Bath Jewish Burial Ground, after a career as a GP which took him to Hong Kong, East Africa, Indonesia, Northumbria, the Midlands and...

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