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• Trust needs help to move worms

  WILTSHIRE Wildlife Trust is calling for volunteers to turn out this Sunday, between 10am and 3pm, at St Mark's open space to help build a reptile hibernacula to keep slow worms and common lizards safe this winter. read more

• Who would you like to see win a People Award?

  THE time has come to start thinking about local heroes who might be worthy winners of a 2005 People Award. read more

• County Hall's 3.9pc tax hike

  WILTSHIRE county council has increased its demand on council taxpayers by 3.9 per cent. read more

• SPRING WEDDING GUIDE

  Check out the new spring wedding guide which is bigger and better than ever with even more great stories and more links to relevant advertisers. read more

• SPRING WEDDING GUIDE

  Check out the new spring wedding guide which is bigger and better than ever with even more great stories and more links to relevant advertisers. read more

• SPRING WEDDING GUIDE

  Check out the new spring wedding guide which is bigger and better than ever with even more great stories and more links to relevant advertisers. read more

• SPRING WEDDING GUIDE

  Check out the new spring wedding guide which is bigger and better than ever with even more great stories and more links to relevant advertisers. read more

• It's a funny old world we live in

  IT appears that new evidence, in the form of exchanges between the Prime Minister and the Attorney General, confirm Mr Blair thought that Saddam Hussein was lying to the UN when he presented a report which stated Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction. read more

• Mature rugger players sought

  GET FIT FOR '05: YOU are never too old to tackle rugby says former England and Bath captain Phil de Glanville. He helped launch a scheme to get older people to leave their firesides and get on the pitch. read more

• Well loved vicar 'will be missed'

  RESIDENTS in Purton have paid tribute to a vicar who served their village for two decades. read more

• Outdoor centre slates union ban on school trips

  STAFF at Swindon's outdoor activities centre have welcomed new Government guidelines on school trips. read more

• Swap votes to defeat Tories

  A WEBSITE has urged people in Swindon's two constituencies to defeat Conservative candidates at the forthcoming election by vote-swapping on-line. read more

• Shoes send an eloquent message

  EMPTY shoes were laid at the war memorial in Regent Circus in a poignant memorial to British men and women who have died in Iraq. read more

• Marathon bid runs in the family

  THREE runners from the Swindon area are in the ideal position to spur each other on, with just 60 days to the London Marathon. read more

• Good news for workers

  TODAY'S announcement of a £100 million boost to BMW's Cowley plant will help make the the workforce secure at Swindon Pressings. read more

• £30m key to thefuture of hospital

  BOSSES at Great Western Hospital were today handed the keys to a new £30 million treatment centre. read more

• Call to stop able bodied drivers parking in disabled bays

  THE SWINDON Coalition of Disabled People has called for Swindon Council to introduce a by-law for disabled parking. read more

• Don't call us say 24-hour doctors

  DOCTORS have urged Swindonians to think twice before calling them out at night and on weekends. read more

• Biker died in head-on road crash

  A MOTORCYCLIST from Swindon has been killed after colliding with a car near Burford. read more

• Asbestos victims win court battle

  73249-27WORKERS in Swindon exposed to asbestos can continue to claim compensation for pleural plaques following a High Court ruling. read more

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