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• Suspect taken to building site

  THE hunt for missing 21-year-old Amanda Edwards continued at the building site of the former Knoll House Hotel at Malmesbury on Tuesday. read more

• Intel is chipper after profits rise

  Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker which has its European headquarters in Pipers Way, Swindon, has announced first quarter profits, for the three months to March 27, of $1.7 billion. read more

• FANTASTIC LINE-UP FOR WILTSHIRE FESTIVAL

  CHART-TOPPING boy band Blue are to headline at Wiltshire Festival's Party in the Park when it returns this summer. read more

• Have your say on town

  The Wootton Bassett Town meeting, which allows townspeople to tell the council exactly what they think of the way they run the town, has been set for April 22. read more

• Exciting festival weekend planned

  Preparations are in full swing for this year's High Street Festival in Wootton Bassett, and this year's event will have a circus theme. read more

• Anxiety over advertising

  Wootton Bassett councillor John Allen has called on High Street traders to be more responsible with the A-boards they use to advertise. read more

• New face selected to serve town as mayor

  Susan Cooksley has been read more

• Flowers with a long history

  SPRING has sprung at Abbey House Gardens in Malmesbury this week. read more

• Past glory, future fame

  THE Lansdowne family are this year celebrating the 250th anniversary of their ownership of Bowood estate. In recent years the estate has been turned into a top tourist and leisure attraction. LILY CANTER reports. read more

• FANTASTIC LINE-UP FOR WILTSHIRE FESTIVAL

  CHART-TOPPING boy band Blue are to headline at Wiltshire Festival's Party in the Park when it returns this summer. read more

• Hellenic League

  WOOTTON BASSETT are not out of the relegation woods after a 2-0 Hellenic League derby defeat at Highworth. read more

• Pewsey Vale 3, Henley Town 1

  PEWSEY Vale's inconsistent season continued as they put their last two poor performances behind them with a well-deserved win over Henley. read more

• Gloom for M&S as sales slump

  Marks and Spencer has pledged to take action on a number of fronts after new figures highlighted further sales woe at the high street retailer. read more

• Its winner take all says Chalkie

  CHIPPENHAM Town boss Steve White says Saturday's vital promotion clash at Hednesford Town is a case of winner takes all. read more

• FANTASTIC LINE-UP FOR WILTSHIRE FESTIVAL

  CHART-TOPPING boy band Blue are to headline at Wiltshire Festival's Party in the Park when it returns this summer. read more

• Hot news from pupils' press

  THE Gazette and Herald will have to look to its laurels after the young journalists at St Joseph's RC Primary School in Devizes set up their own school newspaper. read more

• Players boost Malmesbury

  MALMESBURY Cricket Club are looking forward to the fast-approaching new season with fresh confidence. read more

• Pupils over the moon to learn

  Education at Neston School has lifted off to new heights with the development of a £35,000 Moonbase in the playground. read more

• Pupils on the case for pencils

  CHILDREN at Great Bedwyn School have launched their own unique campaign called pencil case post to help their peers in a less fortunate part of the world. read more

• Dance helps develop skills

  Youngsters at Pewsey Vale School examined teenage pregnancy and parenting issues during a ground-breaking dance workshop this week. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive