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• Play it again!

  Past acts include Liberty XAPRIL 8: THE Wiltshire Festival is set to return this summer and the organisers say it will be back with a vengeance. read more

• Club receives an ultimatum

  CIVIC leaders have vowed to solve Cricklade's parking problems by the end of the year and will force a social club in the town to hand over a key piece of land if that's what it takes. read more

• Hope for Bassett

  WOOTTON BASSETT took a giant step towards avoiding relegation from the Premier Division with a 2-1 win at fellow strugglers Almondsbury. read more

• What is pension credit?

  OAPS, CHECK YOUR FINANCES FEATURE: Pension credit has two parts - guarantee credit and savings credit. read more

• Avenell: 'It cannot be means-tested'

  OAPS, CHECK YOUR FINANCES FEATURE: WHILE Frank Avenell, secretary of the Swindon Fairness for Pensioners group, welcomes extra cash for older people, he stresses that it should not be means-tested. read more

• Who wants more money?

  Ref. 29991-15OAPS, CHECK YOUR FINANCES FEATURE: DON'T miss out - claim what is rightfully yours now. read more

• Enjoy Tai Chi in the park

  The world will be going Tai Chi crazy on Saturday and Swindon will be no exception. read more

• Citizens pledge loyalty

  Ref. 29992-13New British citizens are to be formally welcomed to Swindon in a special ceremony this week. read more

• Tributes are paid to a happy young woman

  "She was a darling. Everybody loved her." read more

• 'She was so helpful'

  Ref. 30013-40AMANDA'S first teacher, Val Walker, has described the moment she heard about the grim discovery. read more

• Messages are left in book of condolence

  Ref. 30012-43A BOOK of condolence was opened in Amanda Edwards' village church yesterday to enable people to express their grief. read more

• Street's ahead on the road to revival

  Ref. 29978-57Once unassuming and modest, Wood Street in Old Town is suddenly undergoing a renaissance in fortunes. Now a torch bearer for the town's retail community, Jeremy Smith considers just what might have lit its fuse read more

• Businesses warn off criminals

  Officials at the launch of Business Watch.BUSINESSES on Salisbury's Churchfields industrial estate have joined forces to deliver a "We are watching you message" to criminals. read more

• Festival is turning blue

  APRIL 15: CHART-TOPPING boy band Blue are to headline at Wiltshire Festival's Party in the Park when it returns this summer. read more

• Don't rule us out yet

  TOWN stand on the verge of a 'magnificent achievement', but Andy King and his players are not about to settle for just a play-off place. read more

• Nominate a Highworth hero

  There is less than a fortnight left to nominate people for a prestigious award in Highworth. read more

• Mayor calls for curfew on yobs

  THE MAYOR of Highworth says a night-time curfew could be the answer to the town's anti-social behaviour problems. read more

• How did she die?

  THE detective leading the inquiry into the murder of Amanda Edwards admits the circumstances surrounding her death may remain a mystery forever. read more

• Businesses warn off criminals

  Officials at the launch of Business Watch.BUSINESSES on Salisbury's Churchfields industrial estate have joined forces to deliver a "We are watching you message" to criminals. read more

• New shop is all set to pack a punch

  Ref. 29998-03SHAHZAD Zafar is hoping to fight his way into Swindon's martial arts scene after opening a new store. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive