Scouting fun in Dorset
	9:55am Sun 11 May 08
	HUNDREDS of scouts from East Dorset spent an adventurous and challenging Bank Holiday weekend at Buddens Farm near Wareham. From Salisbury Journal

Date set for 30th anniversary concert

9:26am Sunday 11th May 2008

THE Athenaeum Singers will be celebrating 30 years of singing when it performs Brahms' A German Requiem at its summer concert on June 7 at the Minster, Warminster. From Wiltshire Times

	Sambourne take the honours
	8:10am Sun 11 May 08
	GYMNASTICS: Sambourne Primary School, Warminster, competed at the West Wiltshire Schools’ Gymnastics competition with great success. From Wiltshire Times

New community centre proposed

7:11am Sunday 11th May 2008

A PLANNING application to turn a former hairdresser's at Pinewood Way, Bemerton, into a community centre will be considered by Salisbury District Council's city area planning committee on Thursday and has been recommended for approval. From Salisbury Journal

	Crabtree keen to stay at Badgers Hill
	5:55am Sun 11 May 08
	FROME Town manager Andy Crabtree is keen to carry on as boss at the Toolstation League Premier Division club. From Wiltshire Times

	Ray calls time at brewery
	8:45pm Sun 11 May 08
	A POPULAR and longstanding employee of Arkell's Brewery has finally called time. From Swindon Advertiser
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	Kite flyers on cloud nine
	7:28pm Sun 11 May 08
	TEMPERATURES were not the only thing soaring at Lydiard Park this weekend - as the 18th Swindon Kite Festival returned to its natural home. From Swindon Advertiser

	Animal rights campaigners fight for moon bear
	6:07pm Sun 11 May 08
	SWINDON-based Animals Asia Foundation supporter Sarah Chilvers recently held a fundraiser at the Bombay Lounge in Peatmoor for the Animals Asia Foundation. She tells the Adver of the cruelty shown to the bears: From Swindon Advertiser
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Hone your DIY skills

9:49am Sunday 11th May 2008

A ONE-DAY wall-tiling course is being put on at Swindon College. From Swindon Advertiser

Sponsor a duck!

4:29pm Saturday 10th May 2008

THIS year's Great Charity Duck Race in aid of Salisbury Hospicecare will be held in The Maltings on August 10. Businesses can sponsor a duck in the business race, which kicks of at 2pm, by contacting Salisbury City Centre Management on 01722 434654 or at claireb@salisburyccm.co.uk. A public race will follow at 2.30pm. From Salisbury Journal

	Nicola inspired by brave sister
	4:22pm Sat 10 May 08
	A WARMINSTER woman is on a fundraising mission to scale the highest mountains of England, Scotland and Wales. From Wiltshire Times

Consultation on Tidworth homes plan

4:13pm Saturday 10th May 2008

PUBLIC consultation on proposed new military and civilian housing in Tidworth is being held on Monday. From Salisbury Journal

Homeowners hit by rising costs

3:49pm Saturday 10th May 2008

THERE has been a sharp increase in the number of homeowners in the South West facing the threat of repossession, according to figures released by the Ministry of Justice. From Salisbury Journal

Advice on epilepsy

3:03pm Saturday 10th May 2008

NEXT week is national epilepsy week and the National Society for Epilepsy is calling on people to support its Stamp on Stigma' campaign. From Salisbury Journal

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Open day planned at gliding club

2:46pm Saturday 10th May 2008

THE Bath, Wiltshire and North Dorset Gliding Club is holding an open day at its airfield in Kingston Deverill, near Warminster on Sunday May 25. From Wiltshire Times

	Ben’s on cue for England place
	2:46pm Sat 10 May 08
	SNOOKER: Starlet Ben Harrison is just one match away from becoming an England player. From Wiltshire Times

South West Drivers Playing ‘Rushing Roulette’

1:56pm Saturday 10th May 2008

With increasingly hectic lifestyles, rushing South West drivers are putting themselves and others in danger on the roads. From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

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Bench in memory of Bowerchalke couple

1:54pm Saturday 10th May 2008

VILLAGERS at Bowerchalke will be able to enjoy a view of the church from a bench donated in memory of a local couple Clarence and Rose Hardiman. From Salisbury Journal

A great garden doesn’t have to cost the earth

1:50pm Saturday 10th May 2008

Kennet District Council is calling on everyone to give their gardens a boost by buying a compost bin this spring. From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

	Be a pumpkin record breaker!
	1:10pm Sat 10 May 08
	BUDDING young gardeners in Trowbridge are being given the chance to become pumpkin record breakers. From Wiltshire Times
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