A POPULAR Swindon pub has shown that you needn’t be fighting fit to take part in the Olympic Games.The Steam Railway in Old Town marked the bank holiday weekend by hosting a special Pub Olympics to raise funds for mental health charity Swindon SUNS.Willing
DAVID Howell was pleased to have secured his best result of the year to date in front of a home crowd at the BMW PGA Championship. Broome Manor pro Howell shot two under par on the final day of the tournament today as he made the most of the best
A LOCAL campaign group dedicated to fighting the "privatisation" of the NHS has invited people to attend a public meeting in North Swindon this week. The Swindon branch of Keep Our NHS Public, a nation-wide movement formed in response to cuts in
THE people of Wroughton bid a fond farewell to one of their favourite sons at the weekend as Canon Michael Johnson retired after 23 years in the parish. The 65-year-old Vicar of Wroughton has been a popular figure at Wroughton Parish Church for
JOHN Swift's last taste of Wembley held few happy memories but the former Swindon Town loanee now stands on the brink of a place in the Premier League. Former Chelsea ace Swift was part of the County Ground squad that reached the League One play-off
WILTSHIRE Police has confirmed that the national threat level has been decreased from Critical to Severe. A threat level of severe means that an attack is still highly likely.There remains no specific threat to Wiltshire or the region but as a precaution
A SELECTION of pictures from photographers Lawrence Lustig and Richard Sellers as Jamie Cox defeats Lewis Taylor to win the WBA Continental super-middleweight title at Sheffield's Bramall Lane.
IT MAY have been a bit late but the sun finally arrived on Saturday afternoon as the Swindon and Cricklade Railway’s 11th real ale and cider festival got up steam.The site at Blunsdon was packed on Saturday with families enjoying the warm weather, the
