'The friendly village in the heart of town'
AS far as pillars of the community go June Webb is the pinnacle.
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Family face long wait for verdict
THE family of troubled Luke Bitmead face another agonising wait for the conclusion to his inquest.
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Fears over house projects in region
THE Government’s decision to scrap regional strategies will have a negative impact on housing projects in the south-west, according to a leading property expert.
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Darts fundraiser in memory of son
A SWINDON mother who is holding a darts charity fundraiser in memory of her son, says he will never be forgotten.
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It’s a dream talent final
Alan Mosca, one of the sixties sensations The Dreamers, is compering this year’s grand final of Swindon Talent ’10.
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Man had 100,000 child porn images
A 28-YEAR-OLD man, who downloaded more than 100,000 indecent images of children from the internet, has walked free from court.
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Teen hit youth in the face
A teenager involved in attacking a youth who suffered a broken nose and cheekbone has been told to do community service.
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Bar's back to skool
Baker Street, the new cocktail bar in Swindon’s Old Town, is going back to Sunday Skool with a new club night.
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Anniversary for artists' group
The Guild of Wiltshire Artists notches up 25 years of different strokes this year and is marking the occasion with a special exhibition.
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Talent show
A COMMUNITY centre in Swindon is looking for local talent for a show to celebrate its re-opening.
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Bands battle it out for park gig
About 20 bands from all around Wiltshire have been fighting it out for the top of the crop spot in a battle of the bands contest.
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Dancing in the streets
ALL of next week the streets of Swindon will be alive with performing arts as free workshops get under way.
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Golfers tee off to be part of Dragon's Challenge
GOLFERS swung into action to raise money for the NSPCC as part of Swindon firm Intel’s attempt at the Dragon’s Challenge.
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Sugarhill Festival will kick off with some sweet music
The sweet smell of success is hovering over Sugarhill Festival as the Cadbury’s Spots vs Stripes event joins one of Swindon’s biggest live music events.
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We do like to be beside the seaside
IT WAS sandcastles and ice creams all round at a Swindon nursery yesterday.
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Let’s make a splash with water park
MEMBERS of a community fundraising group tasked with bringing a paddling park to a Swindon estate are appealing for volunteers to help turn their dream into a reality.
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Residents in spin about turbines
AROUND 100 residents attended an emergency meeting to voice their opinions on Honda’s plans for three 120m wind turbines at their east Swindon site last night.
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Caught out by the clampers
WHEEL clampers have again been criticised for being over-zealous in targeting motorists in a car park in Old Town.
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If only they had listened to me - mum
“My baby’s life could have been saved if only I was listened to.”
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Campaign to reopen playground launched
A COMMUNITY has joined forces to campaign for an adventure playground for disabled children to be refurbished.
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