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House prices to rise 14% by 2010
A CONSUMER magazine predicts property prices in west Wiltshire will rise by almost 14 per cent by 2010. The property price forecast, commissioned by Your Mortgage, predicts significant rises in property prices across the board. Detailed research by
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Not just folk, a blues legend and chart success
SINGING and music in the bar at lunchtime; an afternoon club session with floor spots and outstanding special guests; an evening concert that guarantees laughs, fine musicianship and some of the most rousing singing you'll ever hear, are all on offer
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SFTW: Wiltshire Beekeepers Association Annual Honey Show and Autumn Beekeepers Day
THE Melksham and District Beekeepers Association is hosting the Wiltshire Beekeepers Association Annual Honey Show and Autumn Beekeepers Day tomorrow, with a chance to meet World Honey Queen Ceri Cryer. The show is being held at the Bowerhill Village
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New signing completes playing ban
SHANE Godsell, who has moved from Box Rovers to Premier Division champions Corsham Centre, is now available to play after sitting out 35 days of the season through suspension. Other players who have completed suspensions and are available to play
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Game Review: Lemmings for the PS2
Without so much as a passing thought for their own safety, those infamous Lemmings are queuing up to plummet onto Playstation 2. Combining the timeless and addictive gameplay of the original with lush 21st century visuals and some nifty new features,
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WHAT'S ON: TV guide
ANT & DEC'S SATURDAY NIGHT TAKEAWAY: Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie performs her album track Clumsy, while Harry Hill and Al Murray challenge the Geordie duo in Beat the Boys. Kirsty Gallacher is on hand as the lads undertake their latest Ant v Dec test
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WHAT'S ON: TV guide
STRICTLY COME DANCING: With 13 couples left in the competition, it's the turn of the celebrity women to enter the spotlight as they face the public vote performing either the quickstep or the rhumba. Meanwhile, the men entertain the crowd by performing
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MUST SEE FILM: Open Season (PG)
A grizzly bear named Boog (Martin Lawrence), domesticated by a park ranger, Beth (Debra Messing), helps deer friend Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) escape from the mullet-sporting hunter, Shaw. When the animals escape to the forest the pair become lost just
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Princess Anne to open hospice
THE Princess Royal will be making a welcome return to Dorothy House next month to officially open the hospice's £2.4m extension. She will visit on November 9 and will spend an hour-and-a-half touring the hospice, meeting patients and unveiling a plaque
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Crabtree award for 'whole club'
FROME Town's Andy Crabtree says his achievement in winning the Toolstation League's first manager of the month award for this season is a reward for the whole club. Crabtree has picked up the Premier Division award for August/September, the first time
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The Guardian (12A)
Ashton Kutcher crops up again, although this time in human form, in this movie tribute to the coastguard.
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Open Season (PG)
A grizzly bear named Boog (Martin Lawrence), domesticated by a park ranger, Beth (Debra Messing), helps deer friend Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) escape from the mullet-sporting hunter, Shaw. When the animals escape to the forest the pair become lost just
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Arts at the Arc
The Highwayman & Other Songs From The Shadows, Friday October 13, 7.30pm The Mona Lisas, Tuesday, October 17, Arc Theatre, Trowbridge. Counterparts Music Theatre Arts are presenting The Highwayman & Other Songs From The Shadows at The Arc Theatre
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Distinctive characters and high energy satire
Felix Dexter, Thursday, October 19, Swindon Arts Centre. Fresh from appearing with Christian Slater on the London stage in One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest and BBC 1's Only Fools On Horses for Sports Aid (alongside Ruby Wax, Sara Cox, Jenni Falconer
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Music and magic in Disney’s classic
Beauty and the Beast, Tuesday, October 17 until Saturday, October 21, Bristol Hippodrome. UK Productions Ltd are proud to present one of the most popular and enchantingly romantic stories ever told in Disney's multi-award winning musical. Seen
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Sensational works show company is still cutting edge
Rambert Dance Company Tuesday, October 17 until Saturday, October 21, Theatre Royal Bath. The UK's oldest dance company performs a sensational, cutting edge programme in Bath during its landmark anniversary year. Despite being the oldest dance company
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Newsmen make the headlines
THE Wiltshire Times and Chippenham News-sponsored Team of the Week award for October 8, 2006, has been awarded to Premier Division side Bradford News. For a second successive week three teams put themselves in the running for the award and, just
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Four sent off in Meadow Lane battle
WESTBURY United continued their winning run in the Toolstation League First Division in an astonishing game at Meadow Lane last night. United beat Backwell United 4-1, but the match finished nine a side after both teams had two players sent off.
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Warminster manager’s warning
PETER Russell says Warminster Town must learn to mix it with the big boys to keep their heads above water in the Wessex League Division One. The Weymouth Street boss saw his side out-muscled by neighbours Laverstock and Ford in a 2-0 derby defeat
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Manager welcomes stadium plan
TROWBRIDGE Town manager Paul Shanley has welcomed the news that plans for the club's proposed new stadium are expected to be submitted next month. Shanley has made no secret of the fact that many players who signed during the summer did so on the
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Corsham back on top
CORSHAM Town went back to the top of the Toolstation League Premier Division with a stunning 6-0 away win over Radstock Town last night. Leading goalscorer Toby Colbourne hit a hat-trick and Dan Beck, Simon Gray and Jerad O'Pray added singles.