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The trail takes place until Sunday and is supported by nine of its member churches. Children and parents can visit 14 venues, including John of Gaunt School, Sainsbury’s, the Tesco Extra store in County Way and County Hall. Each of the venues will have a display, together with the relevant part of the Nativity story on a laminated poster. They will then need to fill the gaps in the story and also find a letter at each location which, when finished, will make up a verse. People taking part are being encouraged to come dressed as an angel, a shepherd, a king or even a donkey.

The trail takes place until Sunday and is supported by nine of its member churches. Children and parents can visit 14 venues, including John of Gaunt School, Sainsbury’s, the Tesco Extra store in County Way and County Hall. Each of the venues will have a display, together with the relevant part of the Nativity story on a laminated poster. They will then need to fill the gaps in the story and also find a letter at each location which, when finished, will make up a verse. People taking part are being encouraged to come dressed as an angel, a shepherd, a king or even a donkey.

TROWBRIDGE woodturner John Boyne-Aitken - known worldwide as the Bowler Hatted Turner - has been made a Freeman of The Worshipful Company of Turners, one of the oldest livery companies in the City of London. The award is rarely bestowed and is given to show the Company’s appreciation for his outstanding services to the craft of wood turning. John, 63, said: “There are only four ways to become a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Turners - redemption, patrimony, servitude and presentation - and I have been made one through presentation, which recognises outstanding service to the C...