内容摘要：Latest government figures show 90% of children have a mobile phone by the age of 11, and more than half of those under 13 use social media.

Latest government figures show 90% of children have a mobile phone by the age of 11, and more than half of those under 13 use social media.

The Kimmerfield site is close to the Wyvern Theatre, Railway Heritage Area and Old Town, the council report added.A proposal for the building, drawn up by specialist entertainment architect Stufish, the company which built the ABBA Arena, gives some detail of where it might be and what it might look like.

The estimated cost of construction is just under £35m although, like the details of the proposals in Stufish’s paper, that may very well change by the time a fully worked-up planning application is submitted.The paper by Stufish shows the entertainment venue would be built on what is now Swindon Bus Station, off Manchester Road, next to the Tri-Centre building complex.Autumn has arrived in Wiltshire, and people across the county are wrapping up warm and getting outside to experience nature's beauty.

From pumpkin picking and crunchy leaves, to road gritters out in force, here's a selection of pictures from across Wiltshire this week.Pumpkin-picking: In east Wiltshire, farmer Ben Cooper has been having great fun welcoming visitors from across the county who have come to collect their pumpkins from Easton Farm.

Autumn has reached the National Trust's Stourhead Estate garden. First opened in the 1740s, it was designed by "Henry the Magnificent". Head gardener Tim Parker said he felt like he was "standing in a painting" when working.

Brave Riley: Riley, aged 6, was able to accept having a stoma after being given a cuddly toy is raising money to help other children in the same situation. He plans to walk 10km (6.2 miles) to raise money for charity A Bear Named Buttony.A spokesperson added: “Ofcom has set out the proposed steps companies will have to take to protect children on their platforms under the

, including using highly effective age checks and altering their algorithms to filter out harmful content.”Young carers from Wiltshire are taking part in a national award which aims to raise awareness of the hidden work of the group.

There are 75 young carers at the Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. Kerry Heaphy, deputy head of inclusion said the award scheme helps them "identify our young carers, look out for them and support them".The scheme provides primary and secondary schools across England with step-by-step guidance for schools to gain the practical tools they need.