Welcome to Swindon Viewpoint
Welcome to the ultimate digital diary of local life and culture, now celebrating 45 years of cutting edge community media. Here you can find the greatest collection of creative films on everyday life of any town in the country; - from 1913 (the earliest) right up to today. To browse, click along page numbers below, or use 'Find Videos' in main menu to search the vast catalogue. The photographic collection on local life is under 'Then and Now'
Swindon Viewpoint is Swindon and Britain's original community media service with a unique history and special place in Britain's media story. Find out more in 'About'!
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Welcome to the ultimate living diary of Swindon life and culture; - spanning the last century as well as today! Here you can find the largest collection of films on local life of any town in the country. To browse, use the search box to access the vast catalogue. Our photographic collection on local life comes under 'Then and Now' or street names.
Swindon Viewpoint is Britain's original community TV service with a unique history and special place in Britain's media story. This year is our 40th anniversary. Find out more in 'About'!
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Latest Swindon News
- Fisherman punched and thrown into lake in 'frightening attack'
- Bomb squad called to police headquarters in Devizes
- Man, 25, arrested on suspicion of GBH over Swindon taxi driver stabbing
- 5 minute queues on the A419 this morning (and there are delays elsewhere in Swindon)
- Thieves force their way into Peugeot van parked outside Swindon B&Q
- TORY RACE: Who's in the running for Conservative leader? What happens next?
- Funfair decision was a mistake councillors told (and now the chief executive's said sorry)
- Cheaper day tickets for Stagecoach passengers on Thursday
- Council's 10,300 homes meet 'decent housing standards'
- Nominate heroic police volunteers for Lord Ferrers Awards
- New performing arts school launching in Royal Wootton Bassett
- Diabetes figures show improvement
- EXPLAINER: Series of stabbings and slight rise in knife crime prompted rally event
- Festival with humble roots is back and bigger
- PICTURES: Wellington Street reopens after £800,000 facelift
- Mayor will dare to step into thin air for his charities
- REVEALED: Neighbourhood Watch areas see 11% drop in crime (now they want more volunteers)
- Coming soon to Swindon... a positive sign for the humble hedgehog
- Councillor embraces electric car revolution
- Fears new 'plaza' will make town centre too noisy
