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• College course spells good health for pupils

  STUDENTS can get a head start in the health care sector thanks to a new course at Wiltshire College Trowbridge. read more

• Charity six-a-side

  DIG League are going to run a charity six-a-side tournament in the summer. read more

• Gloucestershire 1, Wiltshire 3

  COUNTY FOOTBALL: A BRACE from star man Yan Klukowski saw Wiltshire's youth team surge past Gloucestershire to come within two games of an historic double. read more

• Cup win eases the pain

  WILTSHIRE Senior Cup winning captain Nigel Curtis admitted part of his side's motivation was to avenge last season's heartbreak. read more

• Bemerton Heath Harlequins 1, Corsham Town 3

  WILTS SENIOR CUP: WILTS SENIOR CUP: SCOTT Lye banished the memories of last year's Wiltshire Senior Cup final penalty heartbreak with a virtuoso performance on Wednesday to help Corsham lift the trophy. read more

• Westbury United 3, Clevedon United 0

  PAUL Beavers lit up Meadow Lane on Saturday with a 50 yard strike that had manager Paul Brickley rubbing his eyes in disbelief. read more

• Westbury United 2, Shrewton United 4

  AN EARLY flurry of goals proved Westbury's downfall on Wednesday as they failed to recover from a first half to forget. read more

• Melksham Town 0, Bridgwater Town 1

  LEE Burns has called for his young Melksham Town players to stand up and be counted after Monday night's defeat left them fearing relegation. read more

• Melksham Town 1, Odd Down 2

  SCREWFIX DIRECT LEAGUE: LEE Burns has urged his young Melksham Town side to keep their concentration until the end of the season after a disappointing display on Saturday. read more

• Duchess Camilla

  MILLIONS watched as Lacock bride Camilla Parker Bowles finally got her prince on Saturday. read more

• Arts trail launch

  AN ARTS trail spanning across 60 locations will be launched next month. Dubbed the largest visual arts event in Wiltshire, the Wylye Valley Arts Trail will run for nine days from May 28. read more

• Project to tackle the big issues

  SEXUAL health, relationships and teenage pregnancy will be the focus of an arts project starting up again in Wiltshire next week. read more

• Man Friday

  NAME: Mark Gray read more

• Fashion gurus in at McArthurGlen

  MCARTHURGLEN, which runs the designer outlet village in Swindon, has appointed two new staff with a fashion pedigree. read more

• Nightmare of appeals

  A SWINDON chartered surveyor believes many businesses will lose out this year because of failed rates appeals. read more

• 'Nutty' motorist died overtaking

  A MOTORIST died when he hit another car while overtaking a lorry, an inquest heard. read more

• Discounts on offer

  PEOPLE are being urged to make sure they get any benefits or council tax discounts they are entitled to. read more

• Council's plea on school governors

  EDUCATION chiefs this week launched a fresh drive to recruit school governors across Wiltshire. read more

• Bid, win and then move in

  FAMILIES have talked of their "new beginning" after the launch of an innovative housing scheme. read more

• Carers treats to mark move

  A CHARITY in west Wiltshire pampered voluntary carers with a selection of treatments to celebrate its move to a new centre. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive