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• Bid NOW for a football shirt worn by Jonathan Wilkes

  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

• Wheeler is staying put

  WESTBURY United manager Paul Brickley is confident striker Wayne Wheeler will be staying at Meadow Lane. read more

• Saints humbled in nine goal rout

  FIVE-GOAL Tim Jefferies crowned a superlative all-round Rudloe performance to send last season's Knockout Cup finalists North Bradley Saints crashing to a sensational 9-1 second round exit. read more

• Amesbury Town 0, Trowbridge Town 1

  GAVIN Eyre came off the substitutes' bench to score a late winner on Saturday as Trowbridge Town started their defence of the Wiltshire Senior Cup. read more

• Long lay-off is over for Pang

  TOM Pang admits his return to action cannot come soon enough having missed the last three and half months through suspension. read more

• Fans' favourite happy to return

  PAUL Thorpe rolled back the years on Saturday and afterwards admitted he loved every minute of it. read more

• Man fined for assaults

  A WARMINSTER man has been fined more than £300 for a series of assaults against his ex-girlfriend's family. read more

• Man denies death drive accusation

  Zachary CollissA MAN has pleaded not guilty to causing the death of a 26-year-old from Frome in an accident on the A36 at Warminster. read more

• Portuguese lessons a hit

  30102/1PUPILS have been discovering a new culture, while learning about their own. Sutton Veny Primary has welcomed a new teacher from Portugal who will teach pupils about her country and language. read more

• Westbury United 2, Marlborough Town 0

  WESTBURY United assistant boss Matty Bown has warned former team-mate Toby Colbourne not to expect an easy ride in next month's Wiltshire Senior Cup quarter-final. read more

• Melksham Town 2, Cricklade 5

  NIGEL Tripp has branded his Melksham Town side an "embarrassing disgrace" after being dumped out of the Wiltshire Senior Cup on Saturday. read more

• Safety in the community

  THE impact on anti-social behaviour must be considered when making licensing decisions, councillors said on Wednesday. read more

• Council's game of finance

  RESIDENTS can sample the financial headache of setting Wiltshire County Council's budget in an online game launched last week. read more

• Healthcare overspend

  MENTAL health services in Wiltshire are facing a £2.115m overspend, councillors and NHS chiefs will hear on Wednesday. read more

• Harman unveils witness scheme

  WITNESSES in Wiltshire will be given extra protection from intimidation and more help in accessing Chippenham Magistrates' Court under a new scheme revealed this week. read more

• Careers night does a good job

  16443/2POTENTIAL employers and employees were given the chance to meet at a Wiltshire Times jobs event on Thursday. read more

• Race crime conviction rates at 93 per cent

  NEW figures show racist criminals are being successfully brought to justice in Wiltshire, with conviction rates higher than the national average. read more

• CAB staff plead for more cash

  CAB manager Sarah CardySTAFF from west Wiltshire's cash-strapped Citizen's Advice Bureau turned out in force at a council meeting to plead for more funds. read more

• Bid NOW for a football shirt worn by Jonathan Wilkes

  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

• Families' fears over speeding

  FAMILIES in Warminster fear children are in danger from motorists who are using a stretch of road as a racetrack. Residents along West Parade say the speeding drivers are putting their families at risk. read more

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