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He is the most positive person you could ever meet. His cup is not half full it’s overflowing! Born in a small mining village in South Wales, one of four brothers and a sister he had an idyllic childhood. His father had a haulage business and consequently Ron learnt to drive at a very young age. His family were also the first in the village to own a motorcar. After Grammar School in the 1930’s Ron went on to study Classics at Swansea University. After completing his degree he decided to study for Holy Orders at St David’s in Pembrokeshire and duly became a vicar and rural ...

He is the most positive person you could ever meet. His cup is not half full it’s overflowing! Born in a small mining village in South Wales, one of four brothers and a sister he had an idyllic childhood. His father had a haulage business and consequently Ron learnt to drive at a very young age. His family were also the first in the village to own a motorcar. After Grammar School in the 1930’s Ron went on to study Classics at Swansea University. After completing his degree he decided to study for Holy Orders at St David’s in Pembrokeshire and duly became a vicar and rural ...

Grassroots WITH the Shoestrings-chargrill, Chippenham Sunday League set for a shorter than usual one week Christmas break, many teams found themselves with an additional free week as the atrocious weather conditions of the last week meant that a number of games were lost to waterlogged pitches. The only league fixture that survived the rain was at Leafy Lane where hosts Chippenham Icons beat Royal Oak 4-2, to claim a fifth successive victory which move them above Lavis FC at the top of the Division One table thanks to their superior goal difference. Icons opened the scoring through a Ja...

Despite the restrictions in place this year, schools have been making sure that the children still had the opportunity to explore the true meaning of Christmas. Working within their bubbles, and after some creative thinking from everyone involved, this year’s Nativity performances were born. The First Christmas, the nativity at Chirton CofE Primary near Devizes, saw the school's youngest children embark on a fully immersive learning journey. They met real-life sheep, a donkey and used their creative talents to build life-size camels, which all added to the excitement and success of ...