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• Sending off probably cost us the match

  STEVE WHITE COLUMN: I HAD no complaints about Mark Badman being sent off at Hemel. It was a terrible tackle and he had to go but it probably cost us the match. read more

• Midfielder holds up his hands to rash challenge

  MIDFIELDER Mark Badman was distraught following his sending off at Hemel Hempstead on Tuesday night. read more

• Walker plays through pain

  SCOTT Walker has vowed to play through the pain barrier to drive Chippenham to the Conference South. read more

• Chippenham Town 1, Bedford Town 1

  DAVID Gilroy's 23rd goal of the season ensured it will be a two-horse race for the Southern League title. read more

• Try something new at youth festival

  CHIPPENHAM NEWS: AN ACTION-packed day of fun activities is to be held in Corsham in a bid to tackle antisocial behaviour in young people. read more

• Parkin's 'no' to new deal

  SAM Parkin has rejected overtures to extend his stay at the County Ground, although the injured striker insists he is hardly bolting for the exit. read more

• Liam leadsSwindon

  Swindon continue their preparations for the 2005 campaign when they host Thatcham tomorrow in a re-arranged Border Sunday League game. read more

• Salvaged sign to be sold on eBay

  CHIPPENHAM NEWS: A SURVIVING Goldiggers sign saved from the demolished nightclub has been put up for sale to the highest bidder on an internet auction website. read more

• Winning style is a real head turner

  CHIPPENHAM NEWS: A STYLIST from Chippenham has proved red heads have more fun at a top national hairdressing competition. read more

• Police and pub call truce

  POLICE will attempt to bury the hatchet with a Westbury landlord on Monday just weeks after trying to strip him of his licence. read more

• Homes bid objections

  RESIDENTS fighting to block a five-home development in Westbury Leigh won the first round of their battle on Monday. read more

• New face to patrol town

  A FORMER gold miner from Zimbabwe will soon be policing the streets of Westbury. read more

• Friends back our beds campaign

  THERE are just two weeks left to sign the Wiltshire Times' Save Our Hospital Beds petition. read more

• Homework club in funding crisis

  30434A CLUB that helps hundreds of children with their homework is threatened with a funding crisis. read more

• Youth cafe stays open

  A TROUBLED youth caf has been saved from closure with the help of the Wiltshire Times. read more

• Carnival's new date

  CARNIVAL festivities will arrive in one town a month earlier than usual, in a bid to involve more people. read more

• Golding's debut cut short by rain

  FORMER Kent opening bowler James Golding managed just five overs on his debut before rain cut short Wiltshire's friendly against Corsham on Sunday. read more

• Chemical spill sparks alert

  A CHEMICAL spillage at a Westbury solvent recovery plant prompted a full-scale police and fire alert on Friday. read more

• Pupils figure it all out...

  30419/2MATHS equalled fun at Westbury Junior School on Friday as pupils got creative in the classroom. read more

• Queen's Award goes to Trowbridge food firm

  A MEALS-on-wheels firm has been awarded with one of the highest accolades in the business world. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive