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• Sam's out of range

  SAM Parkin looks unlikely to be heading to Loftus Road next season despite further speculation linking him with his boyhood favourites. read more

• Evening stroll

  ENJOY an evening stroll around Coleshill estate tomorrow. The walk will go through wood and parklands to the River Cole. read more

• Hurry to join race

  PLACES are filling up for this year's Race for Life events in Swindon. Cancer Research UK's Race for Life will be returning to the town for the sixth time in June. read more

• First class site

  STONEHENGE features on stamps due for release on Thursday. read more

• Call for helpers

  VOLUNTEERS are wanted to help organise the 2005 children's fete at Faringdon Road Park. read more

• Wiltshire kids lift trophy

  WILTSHIRE'S talented batch of youngsters triumphed 4-1 against Devon to lift the Nick Parry Memorial Trophy at the County Ground. read more

• All set for May fair

  COMMUNITY leaders in Pinehurst hope to make this year's May Day fair the best yet. The event takes place each year at the Pinehurst Community Centre. read more

• Corsham are back in the title chase

  CORSHAM are suddenly back in the race for the Screwfix Premier title. read more

• £23,000 theft

  A £23,000 diamond ring has been stolen from a Cirencester jeweller's. The 1.5 carat sparkler set in platinum went missing from John Titcombe Jewellers in Market Place at around 2pm last Wednesday. read more

• Hot Scott puts pressure on

  A hat-trick from Scott Lane helped New College to a 5-1 win over Devizes Town Reserves to keep to the Swindon outfit's hopes of the Wiltshire Premier Division title alive, writes RAY BURROUGHS. read more

• Elton tells all

  SINGER Elton John opens his heart to Sir David Frost in a television documentary this week. read more

• Car blaze on M-way

  A CAR travelling eastbound on the M4 between junctions 17, Chippenham, and 16, West Swindon, burst into flames before coming to rest on the hard shoulder at around 11.30am on Saturday. read more

• Teenager beaten up with ninja weapon

  Sean Kearney with his mother Jenny 77015-23A GANG of thugs viciously assaulted a teenager with a ninja weapon having chased him through the town centre. read more

• Visitors enjoy flitting among the fritillaries

  77032-118HORTICULTULISTS in their hundreds have been gathering in Cricklade for a glimpse of one of the country's rarest flowers. read more

• Chippenham lose top spot

  WITH just three games left, Chippenham has been deposed from the summit of the Southern Premier. read more

• Visitors enjoy flitting among the fritillaries

  77032-118HORTICULTULISTS in their hundreds have been gathering in Cricklade for a glimpse of one of the country's rarest flowers. read more

• Don't panic Mr Collier...

  SUPERMARINE'S league position is starting to look a little precarious. read more

• Jones' strike earns Bassett crucial point

  Wootton Bassett earned a precious Hellenic Premier Division point as they salvaged a 1-1 draw at home to eighth-placed Almondsbury. read more

• Film review - The Interpreter (12A)

  In an imposing building, located on the east side on Manhattan, diplomacy reigns supreme. Within the hallowed corridors and halls of the United Nations headquarters, global crises are addressed and hopefully averted. read more

• Drummers are on the right beat

  77025-03A GROUP of young musicians are trying to drum up support for the chance to play in public. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive