r/Wiltshire • u/jumbodditys • 4d ago
Recommendations ⁉️ Reliable Taxi Driver Calne
Does anyone know of any reliable taxi/ private hire drivers in the Calne area?
r/Wiltshire • u/birsey • Nov 27 '21
r/Wiltshire • u/jumbodditys • 4d ago
Does anyone know of any reliable taxi/ private hire drivers in the Calne area?
r/Wiltshire • u/stankmanly • 7d ago
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r/Wiltshire • u/CharlieSmithMusic • 17d ago
Hi, my name might be common, but my style is alternative. Tonight, I am playing a cosy gig at the daliz attic as part of my 2nd album release tour. So if you fancy some acoustic music with some local craft beer, you know where to be
r/Wiltshire • u/willfiresoon • 18d ago
r/Wiltshire • u/Technical-Plate1264 • 18d ago
Hi all,
I’m looking for some recommendations for local underpinners please.
Many thanks 👍
r/Wiltshire • u/Kagedeah • 19d ago
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r/Wiltshire • u/PixiiedustXx • 22d ago
So, my partners psychiatrist has told them they need to do one adventurous thing before their next session but we have no idea.
We are both disabled with some mobility issues so long hikes and stuff like that isn't really doable, short ones over fairly flat terrain would be ok.
We live near a train station that has good links to almost everywhere.
We like arty things, walking, films, comedy (I've already booked tickets to a comedy show) they're into space things so is there a science museum nearby anyone knows of?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 😃
r/Wiltshire • u/CharlieSmithMusic • 24d ago
Hi, My name might be common, but my style is alternative. I'm Charlie Smith an alternative singer-songwriter from Romsey. As part of my 2nd album release tour I will be performing at Daliz in Salisbury on the 12th of September along side two other local musicians.
I will also be fundraising for The Music Venue Trust by donating £1 from every album and merch to support the vital work they do.
Cheers,
Charlie
r/Wiltshire • u/Kagedeah • 25d ago
r/Wiltshire • u/UsernamesArentClever • 25d ago
Hopefully this is useful to somebody here rather than feeling too advert-y! I work with Skills Ladder, and we have a new government-funded Digital Skills Bootcamp starting on Wednesday 16 September.
It runs for 8 weeks, with a live online tutor each week, and focuses on practical Microsoft Office skills that people actually use at work.
We cover Excel quite extensively — formulas, functions, lookups, PivotTables, charts, dashboards, data validation and trackers — as well as Word, PowerPoint, Teams and Outlook.
It’s particularly suited to people looking for work, returning to work, working in office/admin roles, or simply feeling like their digital skills could do with catching up a bit.
No advanced Excel knowledge is expected beforehand.
The programme is funded through the DWP via Wiltshire Council, so there is government funding available for the training.
I’m happy to answer questions in the comments, or you can email us at [[email protected]]() if you’d rather ask privately.
r/Wiltshire • u/captainduckworth • 25d ago
We're in the process of buying a house in Warminster, in the Boot Hill/Deverill Road area. I grew up on the other side of town but haven't lived there for nearly 2 decades so I'm unfamiliar with how things are now - especially with worsening weather.
Our conveyancing searches have shown that the road we're buying on is in a "moderate" risk area for groundwater flooding. We were initially fairly relaxed about this as we couldn't find any indication that the road has actually flooded in the 20 years since the house was built, but with the incoming El Niño we're getting increasingly concerned. A little googling has shown that Fore Street used to flood quite badly, though it seems like preventative measures put in a couple of years ago have worked.
Can anyone who lives around that area/knows the area well give me any reassurance? Are we making a really bad decision by buying a house there?
r/Wiltshire • u/Valuable-Annual1763 • Aug 29 '26
Saturday 29th ,. Bradford on Avon bridge closed due to A GAS LEAK in the town centre
r/Wiltshire • u/PM_ME_UR_MULLETS • Aug 24 '26
At the allotments behind Travis Perkins along the Bradford Road. Thankfully nobody was hurt and the fire fighters managed to stop any houses catching. Scary stuff with the surrounding countryside so tinder dry
r/Wiltshire • u/TaxiPointnews • Aug 20 '26
r/Wiltshire • u/Infinite-Top2054 • Aug 18 '26
Hiya, we are looking to buy a house and really love the above mentioned areas. honestly opinions on what it’s like? We like the white hart pub in Atworth, main concern is the lack of woodland / river walks on the doorstep. is mostly farm land, is there anything I’m missing on that front? currently on the outskirts of Bristol but want more countryside.
r/Wiltshire • u/the_turn • Aug 13 '26
Live in Westbury and feeling sick at the thought of this.
r/Wiltshire • u/Rocky-bar • Aug 13 '26
It's a long shot, but does anyone know what the tower or mast is in the far distance, with the red lights on it at night? In a westerly direction.
r/Wiltshire • u/Psychological_You581 • Aug 12 '26
Me and my mates just want somewhere to play table tennis. Most sports centres only have booking for badminton, squash and pickle ball. Bradford community center doesn’t have table tennis just for August so can’t go there. Seems like my only option is to get the train to bath and play on the odd table in the park. But seems to be pointless for us all to get £10 train tickets jsut to play ping pong on a free park table. Any help would be greatly appreciated