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• I'd stay here

  LOVE-struck Sean O'Hanlon is hungry to kick-start his career at the County Ground and will turn his back on Everton if the two clubs can reach an agreement over a permanent switch. read more

• Clairvoyant hopes to give comfort to the bereaved

  A CLAIRVOYANT is hoping to put people in touch with their dead loved ones at an evening at Toothill Community Centre. read more

• Deadline follows planning mix-up

  Ref. 23883-20SWINDON Council and New College are at odds over plans to build an all-weather sports pitch. read more

• Name of pedestrian killed on A419 is released

  A PEDESTRIAN who died after being hit by a car on the A419 has been named as Claire Albright. read more

• The whole family can be together

  Ref. 28982-02A FARMING couple have won permission to build their dream retirement home even though it contravenes council planning rules. read more

• Family group has two reasons to celebrate

  Ref. 28994-14aCHILDREN enjoyed an afternoon of fun organised by the charity Home-Start thanks to money donated by Evening Advertiser readers in our Christmas Appeal. read more

• Euro ban for up to 20 Town fans

  AS many as 20 known Swindon Town football hooligans will be banned from travelling to Portugal this summer for Euro 2004. read more

• Where you can get help

  Solve It: A national charity with resources for advice, information, training, education and referral. Call 01536 420604 for confidential advice. Log on to www.solveitonline.co.uk or email enquiry@solveitonline.co.uk read more

• His death must not be in vain

  Ref. 28959-42Family of boy who died after sniffing deodorant launch a campaign to save other young lives. read more

• Engineers wanted to help pupils

  ENGINEERS are needed to help inspire students at Warneford School to take up a career in science and technology. read more

• Euro ban for up to 20 Town fans

  AS many as 20 known Swindon Town football hooligans will be banned from travelling to Portugal this summer for Euro 2004. read more

• Resident determined to tackle litter problem

  A CHANCE meeting with a visitor from London has inspired a Salisbury dog walker to investigate ways that the problem of louts littering city parks with bottles and fast-food wrappers can be tackled. read more

• Quick action saved a life

  A YOUNG man whose quick actions helped save the life of a man who was trapped, unconscious, in his burning caravan at Old Sarum is being urged to contact Salisbury fire chiefs, so they can thank him. read more

• Resident determined to tackle litter problem

  A CHANCE meeting with a visitor from London has inspired a Salisbury dog walker to investigate ways that the problem of louts littering city parks with bottles and fast-food wrappers can be tackled. read more

• Quick action saved a life

  A YOUNG man whose quick actions helped save the life of a man who was trapped, unconscious, in his burning caravan at Old Sarum is being urged to contact Salisbury fire chiefs, so they can thank him. read more

• Workers will hold power

  Jennie Brooks, HR Business Adviser at Business Link Berkshire and Wiltshire. read more

• The future will blend in with the past

  Dennis Grant, chief executive of Swindon Chamber of Commerce: read more

• Technology will become intuitive

  The future of Swindon as a bustling business metropolis is, of course, uncertain. But that hasn't stopped four of the town's most prominent business players from debating the shape of things to come read more

• Where we've been... where we're going

  For a town whose name once meant a pasture for pigs ('Swine town'), Swin-don's rise to economic prominence during the 1850s was one of that era's greatest success stories. read more

• Atkinson off as Swindon are shocked

  Swindon's Berks, Bucks & Oxon One hopes are all but over after a shock 27-20 defeat to bottom-placed Thatcham. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive