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• Housing help for first-time buyers

  FIRST-TIME homebuyers are being offered a lifeline in Shrewton. read more

• Delight as church plans are refused

  DURRINGTON campaigners fighting to turn a disused Roman Catholic church into a community centre were celebrating last week, after councillors refused planning permission to demolish it and redevelop the site for residential use. read more

• BT recruits apprentices

  BT is to recruit a record 500 apprentices this year, twice as many as in the past 12 months. read more

• Housing help for first-time buyers

  FIRST-TIME homebuyers are being offered a lifeline in Shrewton. read more

• PCT vows to axe £10m off budget

  Carole ClarkeCHIEF executive Carole Clarke has vowed to resolve the cash crisis facing west Wiltshire healthcare regardless of whether other bodies back her. read more

• Mum travelled from London to give birth

  14788THE fact that she lives in London did not stop mum-to-be Rachel Butterworth from using Devizes Maternity Unit. read more

• Staffing still a problem at units

  HEALTH chief Carol Clarke was unable to guarantee that Devizes and Malmesbury maternity units would stay open if they were short staffed. read more

• Bid NOW for a day at Swindon Town FC

  FOLLOWING the massive success of our benefit gig, the Evening Advertiser is now hosting an auction with top prizes from celebrities up for grabs. read more

• Final spots for club duo

  JEAN BIRD and Dave Snell have qualified for two English indoor national finals. read more

• Bid NOW for a day at Swindon Town FC

  FOLLOWING the massive success of our benefit gig, the Evening Advertiser is now hosting an auction with top prizes from celebrities up for grabs. read more

• Bid NOW for a day at Swindon Town FC

  FOLLOWING the massive success of our benefit gig, the Evening Advertiser is now hosting an auction with top prizes from celebrities up for grabs. read more

• Burglars prey on city charity shops

  Ruth Brown, manager of the British Heart Foundation charity shop in Salisbury. 20/1/5DESPICABLE thieves have been raiding Salisbury's charity shops, taking cash and causing thousands of pounds' worth of damage. read more

• Call for public inquiry into way mental health funds were used

  A CALL for a public inquiry to investigate the "outrageous squandering of money" on buildings at the Fountain Way hospital in Salisbury was made by a former hospital general manager on Monday. read more

• Bid NOW for a day at Swindon Town FC

  FOLLOWING the massive success of our benefit gig, the Evening Advertiser is now hosting an auction with top prizes from celebrities up for grabs. read more

• Slow down to save wildlife

  ON Sunday January 9, my wife and I were travelling from Blunsdon to Highworth (Cricklade Road B4019) towards Blunsdon, when we saw the body of an animal at the side of the road. read more

• Solicitor General visits new unit

  THE manager of a women's refuge in Swindon is due to meet the Solicitor General Harriet Harman today. read more

• Bra-vo for triumph

  Ref. 75649-03WE'VE had Band Aid, Live Aid and Sport Aid. read more

• Shirley's poem captures the moment the massive wave hit the beaches

  THE AFTERMATH of the Asian tsunami has inspired millions of people across the world to find a way to help and express their feelings. read more

• Pupils show how much they care

  Ref. 75654-39 On the ball Crowdys Hill pupils Michael Islip, Amy Eagle and Hannah Bland TSUNAMI APPEAL: A BASKETBALL shoot-out, a coin trail and a charity tuck shop helped Crowdys Hill School pupils raise more than £200 for the tsunami appeal. read more

• Now help to shop a yob

  A NEW hotline number will boost the fight against anti-social behaviour in Swindon. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive