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27 May 2021 • 12:02am A man walks past a sign displaying Public Safety Advice about COVID-19 in Bolton town centre  Credit:  PAUL ELLIS/AFP SIR – In the interests of perspective, I should like to see the daily number of non-Covid deaths in England and Wales (around 1,400) reported alongside the number of Covid-related deaths (seven yesterday). It’s time for us to get on with living. Chris Sermon   SIR – Throughout the pandemic it has been stressed over and over how important it is to have good ventilation in our homes to help reduce transmission of the virus. Is it therefore time t...

TROWBRIDGE-based Lavis FC side came from behind to defeat Devizes The Castle FC 4-1in the final of this season’s RP Clarke Sheds & Fencing sponsored WG Parr Trophy. In what was the first half of the league’s double header of Cup Finals at the Lye, Seend, the victory was even sweeter for Aaron Latchem’s men because it was achieved in front of the family of the late Pete Lavis who the team was formed in memory of. With Pete’s wife, Diane, as well as son Mike and daughter Sarah watching on, Lavis made a nervous start to the game but almost went ahead in the ninth minute when a Mark...

PRECISION Pilates is opening a new Pilates, Reformer & Barre Studio in a former betting shop in Corsham town centre as the town comes out of lockdown. The old William Hill betting shop in Abacus House in Newlands Road is now completely unrecognisable and has been transformed into a boutique studio offering Pilates and Barre classes from MondayMay 17. Business owner and Pilates instructor Amber Edenbrow has spent the past 12 months preparing for the opening of the town centre studio.“We have undertaken a complete refurbishment of the Old William Hill betting shop, which has been fantas...

PEOPLE came together – even when forced apart by lockdown – to remember the end of war in Europe and mark 76 years since VE Day. Despite swathes of events being cancelled communities found ways to come together to pay tribute to those who served in the era-defining global conflict. One group in Sutton Benger decided to brave the wind and the rain on Saturday, and turned out, in full dress. "We are a local military vehicle group and mainly restore old military vehicles," said Nigel Peare. "We had a small event at The Bell, and we support a group of Normandy veterans to get them b...

PEOPLE came together – even when forced apart by lockdown – to remember the end of war in Europe and mark 76 years since VE Day. Despite swathes of events being cancelled communities found ways to come together to pay tribute to those who served in the era-defining global conflict. One group in Sutton Benger decided to brave the wind and the rain on Saturday, and turned out, in full dress. "We are a local military vehicle group and mainly restore old military vehicles," said Nigel Peare. "We had a small event at The Bell, and we support a group of Normandy veterans to get them b...