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• Appeal on hit and run

  POLICE are appealing for help from Wiltshire residents to track down a driver involved in a fatal road crash. read more

• Tourism picture

  SOUTH West Tourism's quarterly Business Barometer from April to June 2005 has revealed a mixed picture for the region's tourism industry. read more

• Survival is the name of the game for new boss

  DEVIZES TOWN: DEVIZES Town enter the new Nathan Sheridan era with survival as the goal for a club that has seen upheaval in the close season. read more

• Kennet and Avon Canal

  VISITORS are being given the chance to enjoy the canal without the hassle of traffic jams and parking. read more

• Summer switch raises a smile

  MELKSHAM TOWN: SIMON Price believes Melksham Town can look forward to a bright future as the arrival of manager Kelvin Highmore heralds a new era at the Conigre. read more

• Strolling through history

  Honorary curator of Wootton Bassett Museum Chris Dunn. 16970/06 WOOTTON Bassett is soon to produce its own heritage trail unveiling the rich history of the town in a bid to bolster tourism. read more

• Summer switch raises a smile

  MELKSHAM TOWN; MANAGER Kelvin Highmore has revealed he is a changed man this season after struggling to raise a smile during his three-year stint as manager at Calne Town. read more

• Glenn sets his sights on treble

  CALNE TOWN: GLENN Armstrong believes Calne Town have got nothing to fear as they prepare for their first season in the Toolstation Western League Premier Division. read more

• Lardner happy with his collection of odd balls

  CALNE TOWN: IF team spirit is anything to go by, Calne Town should have no trouble in establishing themselves as a Toolstation Western League Premier Division side. read more

• More clubs could be Killer for Dave

  DEVIZES TOWN: AS another Wiltshire side prepares to join the Western League this season, Dave Kilmurray believes clubs in the county are increasingly facing a losing battle. read more

• Red Bull gives you wings

  TEMPERATURES soared last weekend and so did the world's top aerobatic pilots as the Red Bull Air Race World Series descended on beautiful Longleat. read more

• Residents urged to check ID

  PEOPLE are being reminded to always check identification when anyone calls at their door. read more

• Air apparent

  POLICE have reassured the public the air ambulance is still flying, despite radio reports it is out of action. read more

• Walker helps sailors in seaside rescue drama

  Main picture, the rescue takes place after Penny Prosser, right, raised the alarmA QUIET camping weekend turned into a dramatic rescue mission when a woman spotted a boat in trouble off the coast of Dorset. read more

• Groups in Lottery windfall

  CHARITIES throughout north and west Wiltshire will benefit from the latest round of National Lottery funding under the Awards for All scheme. read more

• Fire chief's upset over control bid

  WILTSHIRE'S leading firefighter has expressed his disappointed that the new regional control centre for South West England will not be based in the county. read more

• Take your dogs for day of fun

  A FUN dog show is being held in Wootton Bassett in aid of the British Heart Foundation. read more

• Stress helpline

  PARENTS of anxious teenagers in Wiltshire have been offered support to help cope with the stress of this summer's pending exam results. read more

• Poster plan aims to cut ATM fraud

  Inspector Paul McGrath shows off the poster while PC Emma Brown has one of the card readers (17401) POLICE in Wiltshire have launched the UK's first poster campaign aimed at protecting the public from cash machine fraud. read more

• Toby happy with new strike force

  CORSHAM TOWN: TOBY Colbourne aims to make it third time lucky in his bid to reach the 30 goal mark this campaign. And he believes the break up of last season's prolific strike partnership could help him. read more

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