Winger Luke Rooney is relishing his return to the Swindon squad after being exiled by former manager Paolo Di Canio.

ONE day in 1920, a large biplane passed low over the Railway Works and a man leaned bravely out with an unwieldy camera whose ‘film’ was a glass plate about five inches square.

A COMMUNITY cafe in the heart of Toothill is celebrating after being awarded a funding boost.

A COMMUNITY cafe in the heart of Toothill is celebrating after being awarded a funding boost.

Churchgoers in Wiltshire are looking for a new donkey for their Palm Sunday service after the regular one died.

A WHEELCHAIR-bound man has been cleared by a jury of raping a young girl and sexually abusing a boy.

A WHEELCHAIR-bound man has been cleared by a jury of raping a young girl and sexually abusing a boy.

Bob Hayward of Be More Effective holds thought provoking discussion about boosting profits

WITH his fresh faced good looks, flowing curly hair and a devil-may-care swagger as he led his cavalry into battle, he was the pin-up boy of the English Civil War – the dashing David Beckham of the Royalist cause.

WITH his fresh faced good looks, flowing curly hair and a devil-may-care swagger as he led his cavalry into battle, he was the pin-up boy of the English Civil War – the dashing David Beckham of the Royalist cause.

Swindon Council, NHS Swindon and Swindon Clinical Commissioning Group have agreed a joint consultation with the voluntary sector, stakeholders and service users to look at reshaping the voluntary and third sector commissioned services.

Swindon Council, NHS Swindon and Swindon Clinical Commissioning Group have agreed a joint consultation with the voluntary sector, stakeholders and service users to look at reshaping the voluntary and third sector commissioned services.

BLUNSDON Parish Council has come out against proposals to earmark fields near the village for an estate of 1,650 new homes.

BLUNSDON Parish Council has come out against proposals to earmark fields near the village for an estate of 1,650 new homes.

A GIRL who lost her dad to cancer is hoping to be named a beauty queen in memory of him.

SWINDON Police believe there could be more victims of the Swindon slashers and have urged them to come forward. The total number of cars whose tyres were affected rose to 97 following the widespread criminal damage in Old Town and the town centre on Wednesday and Thursday last week and two men, aged 17 and 18, were arrested on Friday.

A Valentine’s Ball held by two teenagers at Isambard Community School in memory of their mother raised more than £5,000 for Prospect Hospice.

Rotting household material is being used to fuel a fleet of lorries at a distribution centre in Swindon.

A nine-year-old boy who suffered life-threatening injuries in a collision with a Thamesdown Transport bus is in a stable condition in hospital.

Police were called to Robert Le Kyng Children’s Centre in Westcott Place following reports that vandals had sprayed graffiti on walls and toys which staff spent hours cleaning so the youngsters could play with them. It is believed the damage was caused overnight on Monday. Call police on 101.