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  1. Fri 6 Sept - Wilts heating oil scheme, Marlborough community venture and Bath rugby

    We hear from members of a scheme which has saved them money bulk buying heating oil

  2. Thur 5 Sept - dementia friendly in Salisbury, complaining about poor service and a support scheme

    We hear why Salisbury has been praised for being a dementia friendly environment

  3. Wed 4 Sept - mental health conditions, support for carers and crop circles

    Mark meets Denise from Malmesbury who suffers from the condition Bi-polar.

  4. Tue 3 Sept - home schooling, heart attacks and harvesting

    Mark looks at home-school contracts and what your school expects of you.

  5. Mon 2 Sept - shopping habits, basic first aid and crop circles

    Have your say via calls, texts, emails and Facebook on your talking points.

  6. Sat 31 Aug - shopping, jet lag and Sindy

    Mark looks at the way we used to shop and how we shop now.

  7. Fri 30 Aug - with Matthew Smith - premature baby arrives home, Unsung Heroes and relationship age differences

    Special report on the homecoming of a baby boy who spent his first 8 months in hospital.

  8. Thur 29 Aug - with Matthew Smith - 4G, Salisbury's Christmas Market and Syria

    The next generation of mobile phones and why they might interfere with your TV reception

  9. Wed 28 Aug - Nick Hewer, local laws in other countries and old photos of Wiltshire

    Nick Hewer from The Apprentice talks about Swindon & the TV show Who Do You Think You Are?

  10. Tue 27 Aug - school uniforms costs, 21st century Long Barrow and 60 years service with a football club

    We investigate the average cost for school uniform - 拢156 for primary, 拢285 for secondary

  11. Mon 26 Aug - make do and mend, a Swindon amputee and a rise in butterflies

    A Warminster woman is coming to the end of a year long 'make do and mend' challenge.

  12. Sat 24 Aug - Transplant Games, Swindon amputee and Ramsbury tea

    A Goatacre man talks about his kidney transplant and competing in the transplant games

  13. Fri 23 Aug - sniffer dogs, Laura Collett and the Wiltshire Police Band

    Mark hears from a Salisbury woman who owes her life to her dog's amazing sense of smell.

  14. Thur 22 Aug - GCSE results, Golden Wedding Anniversary and the British Transport Police

    Mark chats to a nervous mum who lived through A-levels last week, but now waits for GCSEs

  15. Wed 21 Aug - with Graham Rogers - fussy eaters, Police Call Centre and premature babies

    Local chef tells us he was a fussy eater as a child, as research shows we're getting fussy

  16. Tue 20 Aug - with Graham Rogers - young drivers, premature babies and sniffer dogs

    Should young drivers spend a minimum number of hours on the road before getting a licence?

  17. Mon 19 Aug - Baby Paolo, Wiltshire Police and witches in Wiltshire

    We hear the story of premature baby Paulo from Pewsey who weighed only 1lb 12oz.

  18. Sat 17 Aug - with Karen Gardner - baby Paolo, Papa Alpha and car insurance scam

    Meet Marie & Jamie Nash Cox, their son Paolo was born 15 weeks early weighing 1lb 12oz.

  19. Fri 16 Aug - with Sim Courtie - lane hogging and tailgating, harvesting and pogonophobia

    We hear from you, Wiltshire police and motoring organisations on the new on-the-spot fines

  20. Thur 15 Aug - with Sim Courtie - A-level results and organ transplants

    Students get A-level results today, but why do adults have recurring exam nightmares?

  21. Wed 14 Aug - with Sim Courtie - MOTs for caravans, hotel rooms and children's holiday activities

    Holidaymakers at Devizes Camping & Caravanning tell us what they think of caravans MOTs

  22. Tue 13 Aug - with Sim Courtie - pub health check, witches and horses helping children

    We're giving our pubs a health check to see how they're faring in such trying times

  23. Mon 12 Aug - with Sim Courtie - allergic reactions, Pewsey Vale Bowls Club and meteor shower

    A local skin consultant is concerned about a chemical known as MI which is in shampoo.

  24. Sat 10 Aug - with Karen Gardner - university places, weddings and Saturday Morning Pictures

    Not enough children from poor backgrounds win places at uni, we ask what could be done?

  25. Fri 9 Aug - with Shaun Hodgetts - the A303, Brothers Grimm and the Ashes

    It's a regular on our travel news, but is the A303 the bane of your life?

  26. Thur 8 Aug - with Shaun Hodgetts - maternity discrimination, water voles and the lava lamp

    At least a quarter of mums to be & new mums say they suffer discrimination at work.

  27. Wed 7 Aug - with Shaun Hodgetts - WWI heroes honoured, dangerous driving and campaign on hate crimes

    World War I heroes honoured as part of commemorations marking the start of the Great War.

  28. Tue 6 Aug - with Shaun Hodgetts

    Have your say via calls, texts, emails and Facebook on your talking points.

  29. Mon 5 Aug - with Shaun Hodgetts

    Have your say via calls, texts, emails and Facebook on your talking points.

  30. 03/08/2013

    Entertainment for the region.

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