Salisbury Army Recruiting Office
The 4th March started bright and early with a visit to the Army Careers Information Office in Salisbury. A career in the Army is such a brave and selfless service and it was fascinating learning how new candidates are recruited. I follow any government proposals involving our armed forces closely and in the Commons on 2nd March asked for the Defence Secretary's assurance that those who are injured in the line of duty will not be in the first line for redundancies, and secondly, that we will do all we can to support those who leave the armed forces in moving into other roles, particularly in teaching and i
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The first community campus to bring improved local facilities all on one location has been given planning permission and will be developed in Corsham this year. Wiltshire Council’s strategic planning committee gave the green light this week(...
Nine community groups in the Pewsey area were awarded grants totalling £4,766 by Pewsey Area Board at their meeting on Monday, 14 May 2012. The board approved six Community Area Grant applications and three applications for Jubilee funding f...
History will be made in Wiltshire when the OlympicTtorch enters the county next week. Everyone is encouraged to be part of this once in a lifetime opportunity when the torch weaves its way through six community areas in the north and west of the c...
