'Voices' told prostitute to kill Michael Redpath, court heard
A PROSTITUTE killed a man who loved her by setting fire to his house because 'the voices in her head told her to', a court heard.
Firefighters given awards for service
DEDICATED firefighters were honoured by the service during a prestigious ceremony.
Paperboy's delight after kind stranger pays to replace stolen bike
A GOOD Samaritan has delivered the perfect gift to a heartbroken teenage paperboy.
Pick up drivers are at heart of charity
DYNAMIC duo John Foster and Bruce Lawrence are part of a dedicated team of volunteers who represent Prospect Hospice.
Can you name South Marston solar farm sheep?
A NAME is being being sought for a family of sheep which graze alongside the panels at Sevor Farm Solar.
Stop, look, listen: Pupils taught safety on the roads
YOUNGSTERS learned how to overcome the dangers of the road as part of Child Safety Week.
Young Swindon filmmakers sought to support Diabetes UK
DIABETES UK is urging school pupils across Swindon to take part in a competition raising awareness of Type 1 diabetes.
Swindon's summer outdoor cinema season to kick off with Breakfast Club
ICONIC' 80s film The Breakfast Club is kicking off Swindon’s outdoor cinema season.
GWH battles to cut reliance on agency staff as Government plans price cap
THE Great Western Hospital plans to assess what impact a clampdown on agency staff will have.
Tributes paid to former Beehive landlord and councillor
TRIBUTES have been paid to former pub landlord and Lydiard Tregoze parish councillor Gerry Fenn, who died on Sunday.
