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• Problem with canal's return

  OH dear, I see we are in the annual silly season for media stories. read more

• Disappointment at fire service decision

  WILTSHIRE Fire and Rescue Service have spoken of their disappointment at the decision to build the new regional control centre in Taunton. read more

• Angel watches

  Sculptor Jane Rickards at workNURSING will meet the Air Force in a sculpture that will be the centrepiece of a Wroughton housing development and create an Angel Of The South. read more

• Success in bid to halt yobs

  POLICE say a dispersal order used to break up gangs of yobs in Pinehurst has been a success. read more

• Tee-time in the drive for Prospect Hospice

  Paul Walker of Tithergrove tees off watched by, from the left, Dick Holt, James Groombridge and Robert Winston. Ref: 78842-34A SWINDON company has been having fun with birdies and eagles while doing its bit to help the Prospect Hospice. read more

• Signals at go for a fun time

  THE STEAM Museum is running two quiz trails over the summer holidays for youngsters to enjoy. read more

• Soccer hooligans to face courts

  Anyone causing trouble around the County Ground this season will face a day in court. 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

• Gareth tribute match still on

  A FAMILY grieving the sudden death of their son this year have been hit by another tragedy. read more

• Tee-time in the drive for Prospect Hospice

  Paul Walker of Tithergrove tees off watched by, from the left, Dick Holt, James Groombridge and Robert Winston. Ref: 78842-34A SWINDON company has been having fun with birdies and eagles while doing its bit to help the Prospect Hospice. read more

• Tee-time in the drive for Prospect Hospice

  Paul Walker of Tithergrove tees off watched by, from the left, Dick Holt, James Groombridge and Robert Winston. Ref: 78842-34A SWINDON company has been having fun with birdies and eagles while doing its bit to help the Prospect Hospice. read more

• Warning that local control is being lost

  CREATING a fire control centre for the whole of the south west is an attempt at regional government by the back door. read more

• Raided club is safe, say teens

  From left, Callum McConnell, Tom Gallon, Mike Sparks and Rory Dunnne, of the band The Worst Story. Ref: 78837-31YOUNG music fans packed a teenage club night two weeks after it was raided by police. read more

• Preying on garden birds

  IN the Swindon Advertiser I read that there was an article about getting rid of the seagulls in the town by using birds of prey. read more

• Water feature was danger

  IN response to Andrew Darley's assumption that we closed the water feature to save maintenance, the real reason for its closure was the concern of our health and safety advisers. read more

• A meter gripe

  I would like to inform all new and prospective home owners in the Swindon area that Thames Water seems to think it is fine to insert water meters in houses with a sold sign. read more

• Care was excellent for mum

  AFTER watching Panorama for two weeks running on the treatment of our old people in hospital, I felt I had to write. read more

• Dennis steps in

  THE chief executive of Cotswold Water Park Society, Tim Pain, has resigned. read more

• Gareth tribute match still on

  A FAMILY grieving the sudden death of their son this year have been hit by another tragedy. read more

• Drinks machine catches on fire

  STAFF at a Swindon insurance company had to be evacuated when a drinks machine caught on fire. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive