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Sep 13, 2026

Peter MeadHOST
24:37
But we're in a different context, you know, and so you can have some very brilliantly stated insights into the culture of Manhattan or Texas or whatever.
Peter MeadHOST
24:51
But what does it look like to live as a Christian in Chippenham? Probably need to come to church in Chippenham.
Peter MeadHOST
24:57
Do you know what I mean? And that's true everywhere.
Peter MeadHOST
24:59
And so praise the Lord for helpful podcasts and for the access that we have to some great preaching and so on.
Peter MeadHOST
25:06
But it doesn't take away the fact that people in our church are still wrestling with how to live their lives in this town.
Mike ChalmersHOST
25:14
Sam's comments about how he preaches slightly differently in each of the three times he preaches on a Sunday morning.
Mike ChalmersHOST
25:24
So what you're saying is really helpful in terms of we're preaching in Chippenham, and that's different from someone that's preaching in New York.
Mike ChalmersHOST
25:31
But it seems like Sam was saying, and I think this is really on target and really interesting as well, that...
Joni De Winter and Susan GrantPANELIST
37:34
We've had a very busy week.
Joni De Winter and Susan GrantPANELIST
37:35
We've been to Guildford, we've been to Chippenham, we've been to Westbury, we've been to Motcombe.
Joni De Winter and Susan GrantPANELIST
37:40
We have, yeah.
Joni De Winter and Susan GrantPANELIST
37:41
All over the place.
Ron BrownHOST
24:05
Bronwyn James, who's thirty, was convicted of three counts of sexual activity involving the pupil at Bittern Park School.
Ron BrownHOST
24:12
She has also previously pleaded guilty to sexual offenses involving two schoolgirls, one at a pupil at the same school in Hampshire and the other a student in Chippenham.
Ron BrownHOST
24:22
She'll learn the date of her sentencing next week.
Ron BrownHOST
24:25
The US Vice President JD Vance has defended President Trump's promise to give five thousand dollars to every adult if the Republicans keep control of both houses of Congress.
Ollie ColeCORRESPONDENT
0:54
After a jury found her guilty of three of the charges, a further series of guilty pleas to previous encounters can now also be revealed.
Ollie ColeCORRESPONDENT
1:01
The PE teacher admitted sexual activity with a girl at Bitterne Park School in Southampton and with another girl at Hardownish School in Chippenham.
Ollie ColeCORRESPONDENT
1:08
Together, she pled guilty to a combined nine sexual offenses against the two girls and will now be sentenced at a future date.
James KitchenHOST
1:15
Four people have been taken to hospital after reports of a stabbing incident in Bromley in southeast London.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
12:49
The battle lasted a long time, and many fell on both sides and also were drowned in the water, and both the earls were there slain.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
12:58
In the same year also, after Easter, Æthelwulf, king of the West Saxons, gave his daughter to Burred, king of the Mersians, and the marriage was celebrated royally at the royal villa of Chippenham.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
13:15
In the year of our Lord's incarnation 855, which was the seventh after the birth of the aforesaid king, Edmund, the most glorious king of the East Angles, began to reign on the eighth day before the calends of January, that is, on the birthday of our Lord, in the fourteenth year of his age.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
13:37
In this year also died Lothair, the Roman emperor, son of the pious Louis Augustus, in the same year the aforesaid venerable king ethelwolf released the tenth part of all his kingdom from all royal service and tribute and with a pen never to be forgotten offered it up to god the one and the three in one in the cross of christ for the redemption of his own soul and of his predecessors In the same year he went to Rome, with much honour, and taking with him his son, the aforesaid King Alfred, for a second journey thither, because he loved him more than his other sons, he remained there a whole year, after which he returned to his own country, bringing with him Judith, daughter of Charles, the King of the Franks.

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Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
68:04
a weak-minded man, and one of the king's ministers.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
68:08
The other part they divided among themselves.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
68:13
In the year of our lord's incarnation, 878, which was the thirtieth of King Alfred's life, the army above mentioned left Exeter and went to Chippenham, a royal villa, situated in the west of Wiltshire, and on the eastern bank of the river, which is called in British the Avon.
Aaron ElliottNARRATOR
68:33
There they wintered, and drove many of the inhabitants of that country beyond the sea by the force of their arms and by want of the necessaries of life they reduced almost entirely to subjection all the people of that country at the same time the above-named alfred king of the west saxons with a few of his nobles and certain soldiers and vassals used to lead an unquiet life among the woodlands of the country of somerset in great tribulation for he had none of the necessaries of life except what he could forage openly or stealthily by frequent sallies from the pagans, or even from the Christians, who had submitted to the rule of the pagans, and, as we read in the Life of St. Naot, at the house of one of his cowherds.
Dave WarnekeHOST
10:42
But there is...
Dave WarnekeHOST
10:42
I'll talk about the doco on this in a second, but it's been suggested by Ollie Bailey from Bristol, Ollie Griffith from Laycock in Wiltshire, Ollie Bailey four years later, but this time he's living in Chippenham.
Nick MasonGUEST
10:55
He wouldn't stop talking about that ride and they evicted him.
Dave WarnekeHOST
10:57
Could be another Ollie Bailey.
Dave WarnekeHOST
10:59
I looked it up.
Dave WarnekeHOST
11:00
Chippenham is on the outskirts of Bristol, so you might have to sort of...
Dave WarnekeHOST
11:03
Been a bit more specific the second time.
Nick MasonGUEST
11:05
Maybe one slightly fancier, and he's like, I'll tell people.
Simon BittlestoneHOST
22:49
He was at a boarding school in Wiltshire.
Simon BittlestoneHOST
22:51
So I don't know if it was maybe Salisbury or Chippenham, but yeah, maybe he's bringing, either he's bullshitting or he's bringing some background experience of the league.
Simon BittlestoneHOST
23:01
And as Jimmy Ball said, when he talked about when he talked about him coming to the club, he said he can play on the other side of the ball.
Simon BittlestoneHOST
23:11
So sounds good, doesn't it?
David WalesNARRATOR
16:33
Chapter 2, King Alfred and the Danes.
David WalesNARRATOR
16:38
In his royal villa at Chippenham, on the left bank of the gently flowing Avon, sat King Alfred, buried in his books.
David WalesNARRATOR
16:46
It was the evening of the 6th of January in the year 878, a thousand years and more backward in time.
David WalesNARRATOR
16:53
The first of English kings to whom a book had a meaning, and the last for centuries afterwards, Alfred, the young monarch, had an insatiable thirst for knowledge, a thirst then difficult to quell, for books were almost as rare as gold mines in that day.
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20:00
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20:03
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David WalesNARRATOR
20:12
Alfred, dreaming of aught but war, was at home with his slender store of much-beloved books in his villa at Chippenham.
David WalesNARRATOR
20:19
With him were a few of his thanes and a small body of armed attendants, their enjoyment the pleasures of the chase and the rude sports of that early period.
Ben NollmanGUEST
17:11
And then that kind of kept building and Bath kept building.
Ben NollmanGUEST
17:14
About seven months ago, we had people come from Chippenham.
Ben NollmanGUEST
17:17
And now the same process has happened and we've now launched in Chippenham.
Ben NollmanGUEST
17:21
And there's a WhatsApp group there with over 50, 60 young adults on it from different churches and unchurched again.
Ben NollmanGUEST
17:28
And then about five months ago, we had guys come from Bristol and some amazing stories were happening in Bristol because Bristol was so different because it's what it must be about 100 times bigger than Glastonbury.
Rob MorrisGUEST
20:32
The same is applied here but obviously in a much larger scale.
Rob MorrisGUEST
20:37
And we're blessed with having that integration facility at Chippenham so we can use our competitors and our partners here to really test the system for resilience prior to going on the railway.
Nigel HarrisHOST
20:53
The technology is really impressive, as I saw Howard demonstrate in the cab of the Class 717.
Nigel HarrisHOST
21:00
But it has also brought about a whole host of new risks and issues which the industry has to contend with.

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