THE Swindon Town Football in the Community Zambian donations are now in thanks to the support of DHL.

Richard Pagett looks at the profound impact of a change in government planning policy and the empty promise of localism.

Swindon based women's mountain biking club Birds on Bikes celebrates its first anniversary. Supermarine Ladies rugby club welcomes new players

A town optician has helped raise £8,000 for Wiltshire Air Ambulance, bringing a year of fund-raising for the charity to a close.

An 80-year-old shop worker in Wiltshire is celebrating 64 years in the same job at a Warminster factory.

League One Swindon Town take up contract options on four first-team players, including central defender Aden Flint.

League One Swindon Town take up contract options on four first-team players, including central defender Aden Flint.

A teenager from Wiltshire admits carrying out a sex attack on a 17-year-old boy in the cellar of a house in Gloucester.

The driver of a car which crashed into a tree in Swindon, killing its passenger, is jailed for 21 months.

SWINDON Town have taken up contract options on four players including centre-back Aden Flint.

EVENTING legend Sir Mark Todd was one of a number of sports stars who were honoured today at Buckingham Palace.

TEENAGER Luke Cowley was jailed for 21 months today for killing his best friend while speeding on Marlborough Road last year.

LIFE writing group, the Ambience Writers, offered a showcase of their work yesterday as part of the Swindon Festival of Literature.

THE TOWN’S top police officer has hit back after a senior judge claimed the cocaine trade was ‘rife and widespread’ in Swindon.

THE organisers of Cancer Research UK’s Race For Life in Swindon are urging women to enter the afternoon event at Lydiard Park, as the morning event is now full.

BRITISH Rail has paid £170,000 in compensation to the widow of a former Swindon railway worker who died from asbestos-related cancer in May 2011.

THE people of Swindon have given a resounding thumbs up to the taste of crocodile, zebra and kangaroo meat.

An independent inquiry is being carried out after a man was stabbed to death by his partner in Wiltshire.

MORE than 75 people turned out to hear Lord Sainsbury’s talk yesterday at the lunchtime event on Day 11 of the Swindon Festival of Literature.

Guest editor Ross Noble solves the problems of the people of Swindon.