内容摘要：They would later be joined by 11 more British nationals from Wuhan.

They would later be joined by 11 more British nationals from Wuhan.

in the Brunel Shopping Centre, putting on the show 'in the round' meaning performers were surrounded by the audience.Ray of sunshine: Following heavy rain at the beginning of the week, one local photographer was treated to some stunning reflections in Cholderton as the clouds gave way to sunshine.

Bobbies on the beat: Wiltshire Police officers have been out in rural communities in their mobile police station this week, including a visit to Bromham.With many physical police stations having been shut due to budgetary constraints, the mobile station allows the force to interact face-to-face with smaller communities.Public view: Its been announced that a stunning illustrated medieval manuscript is to go on public display at Salisbury Cathedral for the first time in centuries. The Sarum Master Bible was donated to the cathedral following a successful fundraising campaign, and will be displayed from 28 February to 20 March.

Bench controversy: From a beloved Wroughton bench to ones that have caused a stir in Trowbridge.Colourful new benches in the town have split opinion - one person describing them as

, although the design was chosen by the town council after a public consultation.

Quick fix: Wiltshire Council's Bobcat machines have been hailed asborder collie Endeavour and owner Laura Chapman, from Salisbury, won The Kennel Club Agility Championships for medium dogs at Crufts. She said: "Endeavour was absolutely amazing. This is something I've dreamt of for years, so for it to happen, it's like a dream come true."

A snake found in a toilet in sheltered housingSwindon Borough Council had to remove the snake, now known as Geraldine, and it is in the care of Shannon Furey, owner of Cold-Blooded Creatures.

Aldbourne Band - based at the village near Marlborough - has won the Championship Section of the West of England Brass Band competition. Judges described the performance as "musical, masterful, and breath-taking".More than 100 brownies and girl guides have received their Wiltshire Police Challenge badge. Activities included designing your own police force, a training exercise to solve a crime and learning about uniform and equipment before doing a public order challenge.