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Campaign to ditch town's 'erroneous' hyphens
Dubbed the "great dash debate", people want big companies to ditch the Wiltshire town's hyphens.
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- 26 Aug 2026, 16:02 UTC
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Dubbed the "great dash debate", people want big companies to ditch the Wiltshire town's hyphens.
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Campaign to ditch town's 'erroneous' hyphens
Dubbed the "great dash debate", people want big companies to ditch the Wiltshire town's hyphens.
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