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• Major upgrade planned for roads

  DOZENS of roads in south Wiltshire are to have new surfaces this summer, in the biggest road maintenance programme undertaken by Wiltshire Highways Partnership for more than 20 years. read more

• They'll be having a ball

  PREPARATIONS for this years Marriott Charity Ball are well under way and the charities set to benefit have already been named. read more

• Bankruptcy law shake-up

  THE government has introduced new bankruptcy laws, which aim to encourage enterprise while cracking down on irresponsible and reckless creditors. read more

• Interior designer raises curtain

  Sarah Nelson and her sister Amanda Lyles at Sarah Nelson Interiors.A FORMER cobbler's shop in Devizes Road, Salisbury, has a new look. read more

• Branding, marketing to be focus

  THE next Learn About workshop, hosted by South Wiltshire & Kennet Learning Partnership, will focus on branding and marketing for small and medium size firms. read more

• Top manager told of challenges

  ONE of Barclays Bank's top managers has attended a breakfast meeting at the Milford Hall Hotel, in Salisbury, to talk to businesspeople about their aspirations and the challenges they face. read more

• Natural beauty on web

  HEADSCAPE, the Salisbury web design company, has launched a new website for the Dorset area of outstanding natural beauty. read more

• Last chance to enter awards

  THE closing date to enter the HSBC Start-Up Stars Awards 2004 is tomorrow. read more

• Fashion at your fingertips

  Nail technician Jacqui Jefford, at her Salisbury salon Split and Polish. DA5278P1Lesley Bates talks to a woman who has nailed the art of manicures and now has her sights set on the Olympics. read more

• Give Me five!

  ANDY KING wants to add five fresh faces to his squad ahead of the 2004-5 campaign. read more

• Russell signs a new deal

  Former England wicketkeeper Jack Russell is to continue his Gloucestershire career for a 24th year after agreeing an extension to his contract up to the end of 2005. read more

• Balshaw blow

  IAIN Balshaw may have played his last game for Bath after being ruled out until at least the end of the regular Premiership season. read more

• Parking fear over plans for market

  Cricklade is set to have a market again for the first time for 50 years but traders say the shortage of parking in the town should be solved first. read more

• What to look for in a PC

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• Books start a new chapter for two charities

  Ref. 30094-32One charity is asking for volunteers to help make its new Swindon shop a success and another is celebrating its 50th birthday. read more

• Blooming marvellous

  Ref. 30113-49RARE flowers normally found in a field north of Cricklade have bloomed at a Sevenhampton Farm. read more

• Shopper's muesli months out of date

  WHEN Kathy Moore tucked into her first bowl of muesli it didn't taste as good as she expected because it was seven months out of date. read more

• Trowbridge goalkeeper Sheppard is the unlikely hero in cup final

  TROWBRIDGE goalkeeper Adam Sheppard was the unlikely hero as his side upset Screwfix League Corsham in the Wiltshire Senior Cup final. read more

• Battling Nythe's visit from the Duke!

  NYTHE Primary School earned a visit from Swindon Town midfielder David Duke, despite seeing their dreams of winning a national six-a-side competition dashed at Lilleshall's National Sports Centre. read more

• Ball all set to help women

  MORE help will soon be available to pregnant women in need of urgent advice, thanks to this year's Marriott Charity Ball. read more

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