In this week's Standard (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)

In this week's Standard

Win! Win! Win! Win! Win!

Sorry to sound like one of those awful on-line casino pop-ups, but we think you'll be excited by the treasure chest of goodies we're giving away this week:

We've got £250-worth of trendy Mexx clothing plus a makeover to give one lucky lady, all courtesy of Rackhams in Cirencester.

Our friends at Tesco Kingsmeadow have given us 1,000 Computers for Schools vouchers to give away... that's a whopping £10,000 worth!

The rugby world cup is coming to Cirencester! For about two hours! And guess which newspaper is sponsoring the event and giving five lucky readers the chance to have their picture taken with it?

If you've got very young children, or if you're a student, you'll be well versed in the adventures of Tractor Tom, who returned to our TV screens this week. We're giving you the opportunity to win Tractor Tom DVDs and toys.

And after all that competition entering, you'll need a rest. Which is why the Standard is giving you the chance to win a weekend break at the four-star Marriott City hotel in Bristol or the trendy Big Sleep hotel in Cardiff.

Meanwhile, making headlines this week:

Cirencester is one of the top 20 market towns in the country, says a survey by the Campaign to Protect Rural England.

Motorists are threatening to smash parking machines in protest at a massive increase in car parking charges, which come into force on April 1.

And the British National Party is set to target Cirencester as part of its campaign to gain a foothold in Gloucestershire - and they're hoping to ride in on a Buy British Food ticket!

All this and more in this week's Standard.