AARON Nell felt Swindon Wildcats’ final-period rally meant they were deserving of their hard-fought 3-2 overtime victory over Hull Pirates in the Autumn Trophy tonight. Hull headed into the third 20-minute session at the Link Centre holding a 2
MAX Birbraer scored an overtime winner as Swindon Wildcats made it three wins out of three in the Autumn Trophy with a narrow success at home to Hull Pirates this evening. The two sides could not be separated over the scheduled hour at the Link
POLICE are believed to be keeping an open mind after receiving a report that a man looking like Noel Gallagher was "licking windows" near the Wyvern Theatre. Posted on the Facebook page of North Swindon Police at about 6.30pm on Sunday was the
TWO years after sporty youngster Daniel Climance died in a road sweeper accident, colleagues of the boy’s mum are raising funds in his memory. In June 2015 Daniel was hit by a road sweeper while out cycling with his family in Purton. The Bridlewood
GOALKEEPER Reice Charles-Cook says the manner of Swindon Town’s battling 1-0 win over Wycombe Wanderers at the weekend meant it was one of the sweetest of his career. A strong wind meant for an unattractive spectacle at the Energy Check County
DAVE Webb was left to bemoan poor defending once again as his Swindon Supermarine side slumped to a second successive Southern League West defeat. Before last weekend’s 3-2 loss to leaders Taunton Town, Webb’s troops had yet to taste defeat in
CHIPPENHAM Town recorded back-to-back wins for the first time in the National League South on Saturday as they claimed a 3-1 success away at Bognor Regis Town. Swindon Town loanee Scott Twine got proceedings under way for Mark Collier’s side when
AN ANTI-hunt campaigner has slammed the National Trust as “undemocratic” and is considering giving up her membership.It follows the Broadgreen-based charity’s annual general meeting, where a motion to ban trail hunting and the exercising of hunting hounds
ROYAL Wootton Bassett Town were forced to come from behind before eventually claiming a 2-1 victory in their FA Vase clash against Ampthill Town. Rich Hunter’s Hellenic League Premier Division side were hit on the counter early on as Sam Holmes
AUTUMNWATCH returns to the Cotswolds this week. The hit BBC wildlife show will spend the next week on the National Trust’s Sherborne Park Estate, 20 miles north of Swindon. Presenters Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan, Martin Hughes-Games and
THERESA May has congratulated a South West chamber of commerce that trounced global competition to walk away with an international award. Business West, which covers Wiltshire Bath, Bristol and Gloucestershire, were named winners of the Best Job Creation
WYCOMBE Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth believes the weather played a big part in his side’s 1-0 defeat to Swindon Town on Saturday. Millwall loanee Harry Smith got the goal which separated the two teams at the Energy Check County Ground, with
A selection of pictures from Swindon Town's 1-0 Sky Bet League Two victory over Wycombe Wanderers by Dave Evans
AN “INSPIRATIONAL” teen was handed a national citizen award by one of Britain's favourite dancers. Former Pride of Swindon winner Phoebe Maddison was one of 24 youngsters recognised at the British Citizen Youth Awards. Organisers of the Specsavers-sponsored
YOUNGSTERS dressed in their best toff tot finery as they raised money for premature baby care.Dizzy on delicious sweet treats, children and their parents enjoyed an afternoon of dancing, games, facepainting and an appearance from kids’ favourite Paw Patrol
MORE than 100 people were tested for signs of prostate cancer on Saturday as part of the Loganberry Trust's free event.The charity was set up by beloved Swindon grandfather and Freemason Kevin Logan before he lost his battle with prostate cancer.The
WORSHIPPERS heard that their message of peace and unity would make Swindon a “leading light in the world”. The town’s Baha’i community came together on Saturday to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of their faith’s founder. The worshippers follow
DOZENS of people flocked to North Swindon MP Justin Tomlinson's community office on Saturday for the second annual Orbital Centre Jobs Fair. Employers from retail, healthcare and office sectors set up stalls to offer jobseekers advice and employment
TWO youngsters were left bruised after being attacked by a group of youths yesterday. The boys, aged 11 and 12, were set upon by the youths outside West Swindon Asda. The group pushed and assaulted the boys, leaving one with bruising and another with
ACCRINGTON climbed into the Sky Bet League Two automatic promotion places after a 2-0 win at 10-man Crewe. Stanley were quick out of the blocks and Billy Kee put them ahead from the penalty spot after three minutes when Kayden Jackson was brought
