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• See your play on the stage

  Ashley Heath, co-ordinator of PlayWrite ASPIRING playwrights should be sharpening up their pencils for the chance to have their play performed in next year's One Act Play Theatre Festival. read more

• Monkey business at our festival

  Gorilla Man Stanley Sparks. Refs: 78771-54CROWDS lined Wootton Bassett's streets as the High Street Festival got off to a rocking start. read more

• Canal could flow again

  The canal at the bottom of Kingshill. Ref: 78726-93BRINGING the Wilts and Berks Canal back to Swindon could be the missing link in the town centre's redevelopment, it has been claimed. read more

• Women fear to walk in woods

  A DARK shadow has been cast over one of Swindon's most beautiful spots. read more

• Come and tell us your stories

  YOUR Swindon Advertiser is heading off on tour today. read more

• 'We're already doing the job well'

  A SWINDON teaching union representative has given his reaction to plans to reform further education colleges. read more

• Helping hand for grieving Daniel

  Lyn Babage gets the barbecue going during a week of events to raise money for the son of Jacquie KentA WEEK of events has kicked off to raise money for the teenage son of murdered mum Jacquie Kent. read more

• SWINDON AND PROUD: Proud to be fans of football club

  Swindon Town fans Kevin Spackman and his daughter Emily. Ref: 78761-18THERE would have to be a good reason to spend an August weekend travelling all the way to Barnsley and back. read more

• Canal could flow again

  The canal at the bottom of Kingshill. Ref: 78726-93BRINGING the canal back to Swindon could be the missing link in the town centre's redevelopment, it has been claimed. read more

• Father and son are still waiting

  A FATHER and son driving team will find out today if they can still compete in a charity car rally to Mongolia. read more

• Cash boost for security firm

  A SWINDON hi-tech security firm is facing a bright future after a massive cash investment. read more

• Company maintains its path to success

  A PROPERTY maintenance firm has celebrated its first birthday. read more

• Hants in College lesson

  Hampshire stormed up to second place in the Frizzell County Championship First Division behind Kent with an emphatic 178-run victory over Gloucestershire at Cheltenham College. read more

• Wilts batsmen pile up runs

  WILTSHIRE produced their best batting display of the season by far in their penultimate Minor Counties Championship game of the season. read more

• Glos ease relegation fears with rapid win

  Philip Weston led the way with 72 as Gloucestershire, minus Jon Lewis, eased their totesport League relegation fears with a comfortable five-wicket win over Hampshire at Cheltenham. read more

• Put me on the spot again

  JAMIE Cureton has stressed that one defeat 'doesn't make a crisis' after Town's disappointing opening to the campaign at Barnsley. read more

• Air base is given sword of honour

  RAF Lyneham has been presented with a prize sword for its peacetime work. read more

• Fun night nets cash

  From left Gemma Roberts, Dorinda Moffat, Kim Dempsey and Lisa Cox. Ref: 78708-100A MOULIN Rouge theme night has raised hundreds of pounds for charity. read more

• See your play on the stage

  Ashley Heath, co-ordinator of PlayWrite ASPIRING playwrights should be sharpening up their pencils for the chance to have their play performed in next year's One Act Play Theatre Festival. read more

• Good turn is done for a good cause

  AN EXHIBITION firm has helped a deaf awareness company for free because it considers it a good cause. read more

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