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• Alpha Dot's expertise is recognised

  A COMPANY that is an expert in the field of bar coding has gained accreditation from the industry's standard setter. read more

• SWEP forum provides an opportunity to network

  THE first South Wiltshire Economic Partnership open forum of 2004 will be held at the Medieval Hall in Salisbury on February 25. read more

• Professionals warned they face tax hit

  CHANGES in accounting standards mean many law practices, barristers, accountants, surveyors and other professional practices could face a large one-off tax bill in the current financial year. read more

• Masterclass in leadership

  BUSINESSES from south Wiltshire are being encouraged to travel to the north of the county next month to attend a masterclass entitled Spotlight on Effective Leadership. read more

• Ambassadors to learn the meaning of life

  THE next meeting of Salisbury business networking club Ambassadors is at the Grasmere House Hotel in Harnham tomorrow. read more

• Outrage as robbery case is dismissed

  Have-a-go heroes Eric Holmes, John Parry, Jeremy Harris and Ian Smith.FOUR have-a-go heroes who grabbed an axe-wielding robber as he fled from a Salisbury jewellers' shop clutching gems worth £42,000 have slammed a legal system that allowed the alleged raider to escape justice. read more

• College seeks to cut 85 jobs as "stressful times" continue

  Salisbury College is making 85 job cuts in a last-ditch bid to avoid financial disaster. read more

• Work to start on transport improvements

  Salisbury College is making 85 job cuts in a last-ditch bid to avoid financial disaster. read more

• "A tunnel is the only answer"

  BUILDING a 2.1km tunnel near Stonehenge and widening the A303 is the only way of enhancing the experience of visiting the world heritage site and improving road safety, the Highways Agency argued on the first day of the public inquiry. read more

• Light-hearted duel helps frontman to have a 'real laugh'

  FROM New Romantic heartthrob, to reality television sensation, Tony Hadley has a unique perspective of the rapidly changing world of popular culture. read more

• Borthwick ban

  BATH lock Steve Borthwick was handed a two-week ban by Rugby Football Union disciplinary chiefs last night. read more

• Troops are preparing to swap Suffolk for Fairford

  AMERICAN servicemen usually based at an airfield in Suffolk are preparing for a big move to RAF Fairford near Swindon. read more

• Picture the scene and help boost the Swindon appeal

  A PROFESSIONAL photographer is needed to help the Swindon Cancer Appeal. read more

• Cake for all tastes

  Ref. 29022-28BRIDE of the year Louisa Curtis wants her wedding cake to make a statement. read more

• Fun plans bring cash to charity

  BINGO, darts and disco dancing are on the agenda this weekend as fundraisers start the 20th anniversary celebrations of a Swindon cancer charity. read more

• Scheme for new dig at Roman site

  Ref. 29022-28THE Roman site in North Swindon will undergo a major excavation later this year. read more

• It has been a privilege

  Ref. 29049-24WILTSHIRE Chief Constable Dame Elizabeth Neville's job will be advertised in the national press on Friday. read more

• Enjoy a cuppa and browse the stalls

  THE new managers of the caf at the Arts Centre in Devizes Road are celebrating their arrival by organising a craft fair. read more

• Youngsters learn getting fit is fun

  Ref. 29107-40Youngsters kicked off their half-term holiday with a healthy workout at the gym. read more

• Paint a vase during your lunch break

  A YOUNG businessman is bringing an unusual trade to Old Town walk-in pottery painting. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive