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’Tis the season of wrapping folly. . .
The festive wrapping used in Wiltshire this Christmas could wrap up Salisbury Cathedral more than 25 times and more than 7m Christmas cards could end up in bins across the county. read more
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Readers bring festive joy to needy youngsters
GAZETTE readers have once again proved their generosity this Christmas, rallying to make sure needy children in Devizes and north Wiltshire have presents under the tree. read more
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When a toy is not a toy
Parents in Wiltshire are being warned to check any Christmas novelties they buy for children to play with are actually intended to be used as toys. read more
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Drunk driving on rise
EVEN before the Christmas party season was in full swing, 80 Wiltshire drivers can look forward to a carless 2006. read more
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Festive fox hunts draw protesters
Anti fox hunting protesters will be keeping a close eye on hunts on Boxing Day when hundreds of riders and hunt supporters will be gathering for the traditional meet. read more
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Views sought on health trusts reorganisation
PEOPLE'S views are wanted on the reorganisation of Primary Care Trusts. The Government wants to merge a number of PCTs in the latest shakeup in the National Health Service. read more
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No rubbish to be collected
KENNET District Council has announced there will be no refuse collection throughout the district between Christmas and New Year to avoid confusion among residents. read more
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Sex abuse still haunts victim, eight years on
A victim of childhood sexual abuse is calling for greater support and counselling for victims. read more
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West’s longest serving college head bows out
Wiltshire College principal George Bright has announced he will retire in August. The 54-year-old is the longest serving college principal in the south west and will be leaving Wiltshire College after 14 years in charge. read more
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Threat to cut maternity units
THE number of maternity units run by West Wiltshire Primary Care Trust is likely to be reduced. read more
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