FOUR lucky Swindon College students have been given the chance to work at Big Cedar Lodge in America on a training programme.

57% of 449 people support proposals, but Highworth Residents' Group criticise process and say press release is misleading

A GANG of youths who had been thrown out of a pub for drunken violence left a man with a fractured collar bone when they assaulted him in the street.

A MAN continued to claim employment support allowance after he started working for the organisation that provides the benefit, a court has heard.

A WOMAN banned from parts of West Swindon has been sent to prison after breaching her order twice in the space of four days.

A new school specialising in science and engineering will be set up in Salisbury after £40m of Government funding was secured.

THERE are only a few of days left for the public to submit comments to a consultation on proposals for a market in Swindon town centre.

VOLUNTEERS from Swindon charity Empower are heading out to the Gambia this week to undertake work to improve the lives of people in a remote region of the African nation.

A PUBLIC meeting will be held next week to discuss the next steps towards the 890-home estate at Coate.

SWINDON Town this morning expect the Football League to lift the embargo hanging over the club and intend to quickly move to bring in new players.

SWINDON captain Alan McCormack has praised the attitudes of the young players stepping up into the Town first-team in recent weeks, and believes their presence is having a positive effect on the club’s senior pros.

Easter is the period when football dreams can be realised or shattered.

An investigation into alleged corruption by public officials at Cotswold Water Park Society is closed.

SWINDON Town remain in embargo this evening, but the board believe they have fulfilled all the Football League's criteria and are now awaiting confirmation which they hope to receive in the morning.

A man who conned people into donating old clothes to his business in the belief they were going to charity is jailed for 13 months.

WINNING the Supreme Championship at the Swindon Music Festival was a great feeling for pianist Amy Bladon.

WE shall begin with a remarkable feat: I’ll write two words and then pluck from your mind the first image that comes to it.

A POPULAR furniture shop is making a welcome return this Easter.

Easter is going to be a happier time for less well off families in West Swindon thanks to generous members of the leisure club at Shaw Ridge Leisure Park

CRAFT groups from Swindon are being asked to take on a charity knitting challenge this month and beyond to help raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.