Swindon Town redundancies finalised
SWINDON Town FC said that the redundancy process announced on Monday has been finalised with four volunteers taking voluntary redundancy.
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A marathon effort from a tiny team
MANY people will never run a half marathon in their entire lives.
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Cleared man swaps needles for noodles
A HERBAL therapist who has had his conviction for groping a patient during a treatment overturned has said he will now sell Chinese food instead.
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Doctor to be sentenced for sex attacks
A FAMILY doctor who filmed sex attacks on his patients with a spy-style wrist watch is set to appear at court for sentencing today.
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Bell won’t toll on historic artefacts
THE developer behind moves to call time on what is believed to be Swindon’s oldest pub with a £500,000 conversion scheme has pledged to respect its history and heritage.
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Tragedies lead to call for driving restrictions
YOUNG drivers should undergo more rigorous training and perhaps face driving restrictions in a bid to prevent accidents, the Swindon’s MPs have said in the wake of two road tragedies.
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Mayor’s pride in fundraisers
LAST year’s mayor of Royal Wootton Bassett, Mike Leighfield, raised more than £11,500 for Prospect Hospice during his Mayoral civic year.
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Spending on potholes has seen a steep rise
CASH spent on tackling potholes has increased tenfold over the past five years and Swindon Council isn’t getting them sorted as quickly.
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Spending on potholes has seen a steep rise
CASH spent on tackling potholes has increased tenfold over the past five years and Swindon Council isn’t getting them sorted as quickly.
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Crunch meeting to protect arts centre
A GROUP supporting the Arts Centre in Old Town is holding a meeting to try to establish a new group to potentially take over the running of the facility.
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Crunch meeting to protect arts centre
A GROUP supporting the Arts Centre in Old Town is holding a meeting to try to establish a new group to potentially take over the running of the facility.
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Scarlet’s got a real spring in her step
SCHOOLGIRL Scarlet Roche has taken her first pirouette towards becoming a professional dancer.
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Scarlet’s got a real spring in her step
SCHOOLGIRL Scarlet Roche has taken her first pirouette towards becoming a professional dancer.
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Scarlet’s got a real spring in her step
SCHOOLGIRL Scarlet Roche has taken her first pirouette towards becoming a professional dancer.
Categories: Latest Swindon News
Scarlet’s got a real spring in her step
SCHOOLGIRL Scarlet Roche has taken her first pirouette towards becoming a professional dancer.
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£150m contract to take care of county’s roads
A MULTI-MILLION pound contract to maintain Wiltshire highways begins next month.
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Plan for former pub site at last
PROPOSALS for the long awaited Sussex Square regeneration will go on display to the public next week.
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They’ve shed the weight, now slimmers shed old clothes
SLIMMERS have raised an estimated £8,700 for charity by donating the clothes that are now too big for them.
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Cup success for choir
TALENTED members of the Wessex Male Choir are celebrating after winning the Gold Cup for most outstanding adult choir at the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts.
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Swindon...the final frontier
LIKE something out of the captain’s log, they have been scouring the depths of outer space for distant planets, stars and galaxies to solve that most enduring of questions… is anybody out there?
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