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Marlborough News

• Lifelong dream to come true

  CUSTOMER services manager at Marlborough's Waitrose store Caroline Sullivan is hoping customers will get behind her London Marathon charity bid. read more

• Volunteers sought to help run Avebury

  VOLUNTEERS are being asked to help with a variety of tasks to welcome visitors to the Avebury stones. read more

• Jazz musician comes home

  ACTOR, jazz singer and musician Jez Unwin will be coming home to Wiltshire when he appears in a music review in aid of the Riverbank theatre and cinema project at Marlborough. read more

• Race for Life organisers urge women to sign up

  THE Race For Life, which last year raised £65,000 in Marlborough and a whopping £360,000 in Swindon, is on again in a few weeks time. read more

• Top honour for keen gardener

  ONE of the founder members of the Marlborough Gardening Association Tony Bryant has been made a life member. read more

• Marriage rooted in childhood friendship

  CHILDHOOD sweethearts Allan and Ann Miles, who have known each other since she was six, celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow. read more

• End in sight to golf hotel talks

  PLANS for the international Gleneagles-style golf hotel at Tottenham House in Savernake Forest are proceeding behind the scenes. read more

• New mayor and deputy selected

  MARLBOROUGH: Councillor Peggy Dow has been selected as deputy mayor for 2006-7 and will be formally elected when the mayor, Coun Bryan Castle takes office for another year. read more

• Single site school clears one of its final hurdles

  HEADteacher Patrick Hazlewood's eight year battle to get a new single site school for St John's in Marlborough has been quietly won without any fanfares or shouting. read more

• Judges’ march breaks with an old tradition

  WILTSHIRE'S High Sheriff's service and annual parade of judges took place in Ramsbury for the first time. read more

• Pub couple move to Crown

  FORMER Marlborough pub couple Wendy Sprules and Richard Odling are the new owners of the Crown and Anchor public house in Ramsbury. read more

• Garage boss to contest allegation of bigamy

  Garage owner Zubair Dean is denying an allegation of bigamy, Salisbury magistrates were told yesterday. read more

• Final round for pools man

  VETERAN football pools collector John Smith is calling it a day after 38 years of pounding the streets of Marlborough, doing his rounds. read more

• Last goodbye to crash victim

  More than 100 friends and family gathered in Broad Hinton yesterday to celebrate the short life of crash victim Toby Baldwin. read more

• Police swoop on homes of five long serving 999 crew members

  POLICE swooped at dawn yesterday to arrest four Marlborough firefighters and search their homes. read more

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