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• Don't fall into software trap

  COMPUTER firms could be putting themselves at risk by failing to secure copyrights when creating new software. read more

• A successful show

  Ashley Kennet, nine, and Sophie Peers-Weaver, 11, both of Swindon, try out the bikes (17242/02)The first ever emergency services show in Wiltshire has been described as a fantastic success. read more

• Corsham Town 1, Willand Rovers 1

  CORSHAM'S unbeaten start to their league campaign was extended after a 1-1 draw against high-flying Willand Rovers. read more

• CAB is there to help whatever the problem

  Volunteers at the Chippenham CAB office. 17247/1 FEATURE: The CAB offers advice on a wide range of problems but relies on volunteers. Zo Mills reports on their work. read more

• Biddestone 0, Almondsbury 0

  BIDDESTONE manager Graham Learmonth has pointed to the increased confidence of his side, following the departure of Gary Skidmore, as the reason for their upturn in fortunes. read more

• Health chiefs under fire for wasting scarce funds

  CASH strapped Kennet, North and West Wiltshire Primary Care Trusts, which are planning to close community hospitals, have produced a glossy leaflet for their 2,700 employees encouraging them to think about changing jobs. read more

• Swindon Supermarine 1, Melksham Town 0

  FA CUP: MELKSHAM boss Kelvin Highmore has praised his players for battling their hearts out in an agonising FA Cup loss to Swindon Supermarine. read more

• Care charges may rise to ease £4m overspend

  CLOSING hospital beds and treating more people in their own homes is leading to a cash crisis at Wiltshire County Council. read more

• North Berks League

  PHIL Riding and Oliver O'Hanlon hit a goal apiece in as many second-half minutes to give Ardington and Lockinge a 2-0 victory over last season's Division One runners-up Faringdon Town. read more

• Wiltshire League

  ALDBOURNE put the skids under Wilts Premier leaders Corsham, inflicting the first defeat of the season on the visitors. read more

• Chippenham Sunday League

  Premier Division read more

• Wedding bells ringing louder than three points

  THE bells could be tolling for Devizes this weekend as a wedding has severely depleted their squad for the daunting trip to title contenders Bideford. read more

• Goals galore in North Wilts

  CHIPPENHAM Wanderers edged a thrilling nine-goal encounter with Swindon Badgers 5-4 in Sunday's North Wilts league clash. read more

• Children's centres for deprived areas

  PLANS are under way to establish children's centres in deprived areas of Wiltshire. read more

• A race against time for entries

  Paul Tollafield in the skeleton outfit he is planning to wear while running the Swindon Half-marathon Ref: 99280-70SEPTEMBER 15: RUNNERS had better be quick if they want to take part in this year's Swindon Half- marathon. Backed by the Advertiser, the event on Sunday, October 16 promises to be even bigger than last year. read more

• French market comes to town

  A FRENCH market is being held in Wootton Bassett on Sunday. The event takes place around the Town Hall area of the High Street, and will run between 10am and 4.30pm. read more

• Play park is planned

  TWO of Wootton Bassett Town Council's committees meet tonight in the council offices in Station Road. read more

• Don't let us have another Kate

  Kate WalshCALLS are being made to clear an area rife with drug dealers in Manchester Road yards from where tragic Kate Walsh met her end. read more

• Warden and new sign for graves...

  Leanne Wheatley with her daughters Chloe and Mia Ref: 78645-19PEOPLE who watch the Royal International Air Show at Fairford from Highworth cemetery have been asked to behave respectfully. read more

• Saddle up in safe knowledge

  A new range of cycle training courses for people who would like to bike in safety will be provided by Wiltshire County Council. read more

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