A GROUP of Bristol Rovers fans put a smile on the faces of passing supporters as they dried off in a Manchester Road launderette after Saturday’s derby washout. When the four friends set out for the clash with Swindon Town earlier in the morning
SWINDON Air Cadets braved threatening skies to host a fun day celebrating their 75th birthday.The ATC in the town was one of the first in the country to be formed shortly after the national organisation was born and they wanted to mark the occasion in
THE visit by Bristol Rovers has passed without any major incidents after torrential rain took the heat out of what looked set to be an intense clash. There were minor scuffles between police and supporters before the game - bottles were thrown
LUKE Williams says Swindon Town’s players were hungry to keep playing this afternoon but he understands the reasons why their game at home to Bristol Rovers was abandoned. With rain having started to fall during the first half at the County Ground
SWINDON youngster Ryan Turner’s campaign to raise money for dementia awareness and the hospital ward where his beloved great grandmother is cared for has passed the £500 mark. Ryan, who is just nine years old, won the hearts of Advertiser readers
SWINDON Town’s clash at home to Bristol Rovers in League One this afternoon has been abandoned due to adverse weather conditions. The score was still goalless at the County Ground when referee Oliver Langord called the game off just before the
SWINDON Supermarine manager Dave Webb could not help but vent his frustration after their game against Shortwood United was postponed today because of the weather. Webb’s team, who were looking to extend their unbeaten run as well as build on their
A YOUTH accused of unlawfully taking two cars belonging to his father without consent could be given a conditional caution.The 16-year-old appeared before Swindon Youth Court on Tuesday along with a boy of 17 who was charged with allowing himself to be
Star of stage and screen DOMINIC COOPER to play legendary rogue in THE LIBERTINE as Stephen Jeffreys’ indecently entertaining tale of excess opens in Bath's Theate Royal prior to West End Desired, debauched and disgraced, the most notorious rogue
HAVING completed a life-long ambition of making it onto the podium at an Olympic Games, few could blame Jazz Carlin for wanting to hang up her swimming goggles and calling it a day. However, retiring from the sport is the furthest thing from the
SWINDON Town ladies boss Steve Robertson is hoping that his side can quickly come to terms with playing in the FA Women’s Premier (Southern) League. Town suffered a 4-0 defeat at Charlton Athletic on the opening day of the campaign last Sunday
THE road to Olympic success has not been an easy one for Jazz Carlin. Having been left feeling hollow after the chance to compete at a home Olympics four years ago was taken away from her, due to an untimely bout of glandular fever, the Swindon
SWINDON Town wing-back Bradley Barry has come a long way since being released by boyhood club Brighton and Hove Albion little over a year ago. The 21-year-old joined last summer after impressing on trial and went on to make 38 appearances for the
JASON Doyle will look to continue his fine form in the Speedway GP as they move on to Poland tonight. The Swindon Robins skipper is currently third in the standings, level on points with reigning world champion Tai Woffinden, following his second
BRISTOL Rovers have brought in two new faces ahead of today’s trip to the County Ground. Swansea City defender Connor Roberts joined the club on a six-month loan deal. The 20-year-old Wales Under-21 full-back made 45 starts on loan at Yeovil
