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• I just can't see the logic here

  IT would seem I owe Councillor David Renard an apology with regards to the £7,000. I must have misread the article in the Swindon Advertiser. read more

• Helping the young to enjoy reading

  A £23,500 grant will help to improve the literacy standards of children in care. read more

• Car parks concrete must be repaired

  DEFECTIVE concrete in two of Swindon's car parks is to be repaired at a total cost of £90,000. read more

• Club wants extra hours

  A WORKING men's club has applied to extend its opening hours. read more

• Housing list switch for tenants

  IN a major change of policy people waiting to move into a council house will only be able to check on their progress every three months. read more

• Service is celebrating 20 years of good advice

  STRATTON Advice Point is celebrating its 20th anniversary with an open day on Thursday. read more

• Join in the pilgrimage to holy city

  CHURCHGOERS around Swindon are invited on a pilgrimage to Israel. read more

• Conspiracy charge has been denied

  A UNIVERSITY student faces trial by jury after pleading not guilty to conspiring to assault another man. read more

• New ticket system on buses open to abuse

  THAMESDOWN Transport's new Fastfare system, designed to make bus journey times faster, could also save passengers money, as one 25-year-old from Haydon Wick found out. read more

• Readers get chance to air views to Advertiser staff

  YOUR Swindon Advertiser kick-started it tour of surrounding towns with a visit to Cricklade. read more

• 'We need your cash,' Race For Life women told

  WOMEN who took part in Swindon's Race For Life are being urged to hand in their sponsorship money as soon as possible. read more

• Pay up if you want work done tenants told

  COUNCIL tenants who fail to pay their rent will not get improvements for their homes. read more

• It's not just homes at risk from theft

  THEFTS from sheds, garages, farms and offices are on the increase. read more

• 100 reasons to party

  SINGING and dancing marked Zepherine Persaud's 100th birthday. read more

• Grant to help with canal's restoration

  Volunteers working on the projectA CRICKLADE group is celebrating after received a £4,000 grant. read more

• Justice system lets us down

  THE ink had hardly dried on my letter (Our British justice is a joke now, SA Aug 2) when two more brutal murders hit the headlines. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive