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Takes Steps to see this Spanish Court-themed show

24 August 2017 // by Louisa Davison

Takes Steps to see this Spanish Court-themed showRead More

REVIEW: After ‘Summertime’ Vanessa Lafaye’s new novel tells a story from the past that resonates with today’s America

12 June 2017 // by Adrian Clarke

REVIEW: After ‘Summertime’ Vanessa Lafaye’s new novel tells a story from the past that resonates with today’s AmericaRead More

St Peter’s Church recitals: pianist Ben Schoeman excels with challenging Russian programme

9 June 2017 // by Christopher Rogers

St Peter’s Church recitals: pianist Ben Schoeman excels with challenging Russian programmeRead More

St Peter’s Church recitals: fifth series welcomes a truly brilliant young duo

8 May 2017 // by Christopher Rogers

St Peter’s Church recitals: fifth series welcomes a truly brilliant young duoRead More

REVIEW: Wiltshire’s amateur archaeologists – finding what lies beneath our feet

15 March 2017 // by Tony Millett

REVIEW: Wiltshire’s amateur archaeologists – finding what lies beneath our feetRead More

REVIEW: Junkyard is the story of all our playgrounds

6 March 2017 // by Peter Davison

REVIEW: Junkyard is the story of all our playgroundsRead More

REVIEW: St Peter’s fifth Brilliant Young Pianists series brings Adrian Oldland to Marlborough

5 March 2017 // by Christopher Rogers

REVIEW: St Peter’s fifth Brilliant Young Pianists series brings Adrian Oldland to MarlboroughRead More

A Very Naughty Polar Bear

23 February 2017 // by Louisa Davison

A Very Naughty Polar BearRead More

REVIEW Psychological thriller by local author: Jar’s girlfriend killed herself – why does he keep glimpsing her so long afterwards?

21 February 2017 // by Adrian Clarke

REVIEW Psychological thriller by local author: Jar’s girlfriend killed herself – why does he keep glimpsing her so long afterwards?Read More

Review: Remember, remember? Fame is a trip down memory lane for parents

6 February 2017 // by Peter Davison

Review: Remember, remember? Fame is a trip down memory lane for parentsRead More

Review: local author’s vivid tale of a woman’s unequal struggle for independence in Victorian Britain and its violent Empire

1 January 2017 // by Tony Millett

Review: local author’s vivid tale of a woman’s unequal struggle for independence in Victorian Britain and its violent EmpireRead More

Review: The Snow Queen at Bristol Old Vic

19 December 2016 // by Milo Davison

Review: The Snow Queen at Bristol Old VicRead More

“This orchestra gets better and better” – a review of Marlborough Concert Orchestra Winter Concert

12 December 2016 // by Martin Savage

“This orchestra gets better and better” – a review of Marlborough Concert Orchestra Winter ConcertRead More

REVIEW: Brilliant, young and international – the Castalian Quartet at St Peter’s Church

28 November 2016 // by Christopher Rogers

REVIEW: Brilliant, young and international – the Castalian Quartet at St Peter’s ChurchRead More

All aboard the ghost ship – ss Great Britain serves up spooky tales for Hallowe’en

1 November 2016 // by Peter Davison

All aboard the ghost ship – ss Great Britain serves up spooky tales for Hallowe’enRead More

REVIEW: An-Ting Chang adds sparkle to her musical menagerie at St Peter’s Church recital

28 October 2016 // by Christopher Rogers

REVIEW: An-Ting Chang adds sparkle to her musical menagerie at St Peter’s Church recitalRead More