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• The teenagers are intimidating

  I KEEP reading over the last few weeks of how teenagers in Swindon feel persecuted because they are not allowed to hang around in big groups in public areas. read more

• They have no home to go to

  Paul Bradbury, with one of the koi carp. Ref: 99420-24 SENIOR figures from Swindon police station are being held in custody with no date of release. read more

• Technology is a firm favourite

  Chief executive of Centennial Software, Andy Burton A SWINDON firm which designs software to stop identity theft has been recognised by a national newspaper. read more

• Worm your way into good books

  CAT and dog owners across Swindon are being urged to talk to their vets about tackling worm infestation. read more

• Chef has fast food challenge

  Tony Moulden, the chef at the Red Lion pub in Castle Eaton. Ref: 99417-54READY Steady Cook's 30-minute cooking frenzy is coming to the Red Lion pub in Castle Eaton. read more

• Show gran you love her today

  Sue Povey with her grandchildren Caitlin, Jasmine,Olivia and Sam. Ref: TODAY is National Grandparents' Day and Age Concern is urging people across the town to spend time with their grandparents. read more

• 'We're on your trail'

  DI Paul Jennings. Ref: 99389-29WHEN Detective Inspector Paul Jennings looks at a Swindon map covered in stickers he is determined not to add another coloured dot to the scene. read more

• Special guest to speak at meeting

  A SWINDON society will welcome a special guest for their annual meeting. read more

• Brassing it out for charity

  THE highly acclaimed Pegasus Brass band in Swindon is giving a charity concert in St Peter's Church tonight. read more

• Faith in prison opportunities

  Doug Moon is the new man in charge at Erlestoke PrisonGAZETTE INTERVIEW: ERLESTOKE prisoners do not go in for grassing up other inmates but they are encouraged to do a bit of therapeutic feedback. read more

• 'They've hung me out to dry'

  Dr Owen ListerEXCLUSIVE: Councillor accused of 'guillotine children' outrage says fellow Tories have stitched him up. read more

• Air views on police issues

  THE Swindon Area Police and Community Consultative Group is holding its next meeting on Wednesday, October 5. read more

• Nothing in the world is free

  WHAT a brilliant idea by L Townsend in SA, September 20, for free entry to Steam Museum in Swindon, like the York railway museum. read more

• No way to treat us disabled

  I AGREE with Phil Cambray's letter on Monday September 19, OAPs fined. read more

• I didn't even have a bell!

  STORIES like Mark King's makes me furious (SA, Need a nurse? Ring this bell, pages 1-2, Sep 13). read more

• It's too easy

  I'M stunned that the BPAS spokeswoman quoted in your paper on Saturday described abortions as convenient. read more

• Wessex way

  FURTHER to the debate on the future of Wiltshire Police, I share the view that change is needed to meet the challenges of the 21st century. read more

• Stamps appeal

  MAY I request that readers to save and send me worldwide and UK stamps. I collect for cat, dog and rabbit welfare. read more

• Celebration of Curry week

  RESTAURANTS across Swindon will be celebrating the Kingfisher World Curry Week. read more

• First aid advice to download

  ST John Ambulance is offering people in Swindon the chance to download audio files which can then be put on to an MP3 player, phone, or burnt on to CD. read more

On this day: Wiltshire Archive