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A selection of requests from listeners and a rare Concerto for Brass Band and Piano.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.
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Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.
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05:00
Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.
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05:00
Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.
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05:00
Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.
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06:00
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06:30
Wiltshire's latest news, travel, weather and sport to set you up for the day.
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06:30
South Western Railway admits that train travel in recent weeks has been challenging.
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06:30
Specialist dementia care in the county is under pressure as Westbury home is due to close.
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06:30
Plans being considered for building a new waste-to-energy plant to the East of Swindon.
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06:30
Criticism over staffing levels at Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service.
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06:00
Villagers in Chalke Valley are planning to sort out superfast broadband for themselves.
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Wiltshire people have their say on a survey which says more of us are 'non-religious'.
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Have your say via calls, texts, emails and Facebook on your talking points with Ali.
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National group SHOUT is raising awareness after research finds rise in poisoning cases.
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How do you navigate around arguments that can arise over what children will eat?
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A Corsham Institute scheme aims to train ex-military veterans as cyber professionals.
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Fostered, adopted and natural birth. The Wiltshire couple with 40 children.
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It's the seventh year for the Sutton Benger Beer and Sausage Festival.
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Trowbridge Museum's Not In a Pub Quiz, but where will it be held?
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Karen Gardner sits in. Share your lunch with Karen and tell her your personal story.
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Singing is said to make people happy and more of us are giving it a go.
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With rising house prices, how difficult is it to get on the property ladder?
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A Swindon running club says the key to happiness is to get out of breath.
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Computer expert Simon Webb answers all your technical questions.
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In the wake of recent cyclones in Atlantic what are the implications for travel there?
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The first batch of commercially grown lentils in the UK are being harvested in Yatesbury.
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Richard Green hosts a countdown of the official chart for this week in 1968 and 1979.
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Join James for an afternoon of theatre, music, cookery, gardening and the great outdoors.
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Singer/songwriter joins James in the studio ahead of his Marlborough appearance.
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Exhibition inspired by the Book of Revelations at Salisbury Cathedral.
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Afternoon's new feature takes tea with Alan Power, Head Gardener at Stourhead.
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James finds out about Swindon's Wyvern production of All Or Nothing: The Mod Musical.
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All the pre-match build-up with Swindon Town management, players and fans.
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Coverage of Luton Town v Swindon Town. Kick-off at 3pm. NOT online.
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Two witnesses to musical history Richard Haymes Jr and Singer Mel Torme.
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Rounding up the day's news, sport, travel and weather for Wiltshire.
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Charges are set to go up according to plans published this afternoon.
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A meeting's being held to talk about plans to build hundreds of new homes near Salisbury.
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Many women born in the 1950s feel their pensions are under threat.
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Row over plans to cancel the £350 million deal to redevelop Kimmerfields in Swindon.
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Results, reports and reaction after today's game. Text 81333 (start with Wiltshire).
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Golden nuggets and untold stories from the many and varied community radio stations.
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An exclusive interview recorded in New Zealand with Tami Neilson.
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Manny meets the man behind a new Bangladesh Association for Somerset.
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Johnny talks to the Yorkshire school girl who may have found King Arthur's sword.
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Johnny hears from the hotel where you can hire a goldfish to keep you company.
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The story of a woman who was caught short on her first date getting stuck in a window.
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Johnny finds out the cheapest and most expensive places to buy beer.
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Johnny talks to Jamie Oliver about his new book and Shaun Ryder chats about his new tour.
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How do new bands convince friends and family to come along to their gigs?
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Kevin and Primrose bring you the latest on Hurricane Irma.
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Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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Rick Edwards brings you late night music and conversation for your Saturday evening.
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Two witnesses to musical history Richard Haymes Jr and Singer Mel Torme.
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