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Livestock Improvement Corporation has appointed two new directors to its Board of Directors. Shareholders elected Duncan Coull and Victoria Trayner during yesterdays Annual Meeting, held in...

Lovell, Stonewater and veterans’ charity Alabaré teamed up with Wiltshire Council to provide ex-military personnel with work, mentoring and the…

A GOVERNMENT minister visited a new Ludgershall housing development to discuss opportunities for veterans.

After cycling 478km across Andalucía’s mountain range Dartmouth army vet Barry Azzopardi has been enjoying a celebratory pint in The Ship in Dock Inn.

A DEVELOPER and an affordable housing provider have teamed up with veterans’ charity Alabaré and Wiltshire Council to provide ex-military…

Dartmouth army vet Barry Azzopardi is cycling 478km across Spain’s Andalusian mountain range to help homeless and disadvantaged British forces veterans.

Alabaré mascot Roofus is getting ready for the Big Sleep at Home on March 5 WELL-KNOWN names from the television, literary and military world are joining Salisbury-based charity Alabaré and its supporters on Friday (March 5) for the Big Sleep at Home. The event will see at least two hundred people give up the comfort of their own bed for one night to help raise vital funds to help those who have faced the crisis of losing their home. Big Sleepers will be able to join a packed evening of...

Six homeless veterans have helped build 19 houses for Herefordshire Council 1 January 2021 • 9:00pm Dwain Lugg enters his new home in Leominster for the first time. Credit: Ken Hames Homeless veterans have built their own houses under a charity scheme run by a special forces veteran.  Six previously homeless veterans have completed a self-build scheme of 19 affordable dwellings in Leominster, Herefordshire, and will be enjoying Christmas in their new homes. Each veteran has secured a new hou...