A HOSPITAL boiler room fire saw six people fast-tracked to Swindon's A&E suffering burns and the effects of smoke inhalation.

A FLY-coated pig carcass was discovered in a barbecue in a Penhill garden.

Astronaut Tim Peake has joined the Red Arrows for a rehearsal flight at the Royal International Air Tattoo.

Highways England is advising motorists to plan their journeys ahead of this weekend’s Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford.

The children's minister says he wants to eliminate the "rogue element" of some youth accommodation.

MPs have defeated the Government on an amendment which could thwart efforts by the next prime minister to force through a no-deal Brexit.

A MAN has been found guilty after carrying out a “potentially devastating” samurai sword attack in Swindon’s Railway Village.

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A man classed as a high-risk sex offender has been given a two-year detention order after messaging a teenage boy online.

YOUNG drivers could be banned from the road at night under plans to boost safety, the Department for Transport (DfT) has announced.

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Britain's economy could be pushed into a recession and real GDP could fall by 2% by the end of 2020 in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the Office for Budget Responsibility has warned.

THE Red Arrows have revealed the exact times of their displays at the Air Tattoo.

THERE’S the usual slow traffic across Swindon's hotspots this morning.

More than 7,500 potholes wer fixed in the road of Swindon last year. But just 900 of those were reported to Swindon Borough Council.

A version of the Swindon half marathon should continue after 2019.

THE Air Tattoo first came to Fairford in 1985 from its former home at Greenham Common.

THIS week, we are shouting about an art gallery which has been supporting local artists in the town for more than years.

A BROKEN water pipe left unnoticed for months led to nearly £200,000 of public money being poured literally down the drain.

THIS year’s Royal International Air Tattoo is set to be a truly out-of-this-world experience.