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Families remember 31 people killed on rush hour train
'Ultra-rare' 25p coin found in pocket sells for almost £2k
Swindon’s historic steam engines pass through home town
Watch dramatic moment police EXPLODE WW1 bomb found in canal
Coin worth hundreds goes to auction after man finds it in his pocket
When water last flowed freely through the town centre
Swindon and Wiltshire named UK's eighth best place to find buried treasure
Council asks for public's help to shape future heritage events
Archaeologists uncover 'dark' new evidence of Merlin legend in Scotland
Battle For Black Cat Medieval Festival thrills local families
Family's touching tribute as beloved Swindon figure dies aged 83
Restoration of historic pub in Railway Village continues
Long abandoned farmhouse set for demolition as 'retail park' planned
Swindon couple unearth more discoveries at 'Mammoth Graveyard' quarry
Swindon business hopes to find new use for historic building
24 ancient skeletons uncovered in garden of Wiltshire pub
Red Arrows stamps released for limited time only ahead of RIAT
English Heritage issues update following Stonehenge vandalism
Performance arts group running in town for almost 70 years takes final bow
Council explains decision to not hold a D-Day event in Swindon
Town centre road closures imminent as part of £3m regeneration project
D-Day anniversary provokes moving memories for Adver reader
Swindon expert speculates on release date of Battle of Waterloo coins
Where to see The Red Arrows en route to D-Day flypasts
Stagecoach launches free bus travel for 80th anniversary of D-Day
Fond memories of working at Swindon's historic Burderop Park
Wiltshire-born veteran shares D-Day memories 80 years on
All the treasure discovered in Wiltshire and Swindon last year
Major update on the future of a big part of the Health Hydro restoration
'Inspirational' teacher who worked with Judge Rinder sees project go global
Swindon 98-year-old 'could be town's last World War 2 veteran'
Remembering the Nazis' deadly final WW2 air raid on Swindon
Flog It! presenter Paul Martin looking for rare finds in the Swindon borough
Local museum in Swindon reopens with new exhibits for 20th anniversary
All the historic sites at risk around the Swindon area
Inside Swindon's old Rover factory which became home to BMW
New research claims Stonehenge stones not transported from Wales
Inside one of Swindon's most historic buildings as it's closed for £6.5m revamp
D-Day veteran, 100, makes emotional return to beach where he left for Normandy
100-year-old vintage Bentley among last objects to be moved to science museum
Sneak peak at new Museum and Art Gallery as opening date approaches
All of Swindon's blue plaques marking famous faces and places
Swindon's old Honda manufacturing plant through the years as it disappears forever
Inside the 130-year-old time capsule found under floorboards in Swindon house
Historic photos show businesses come and go on busy town road
Historic Swindon bridge 'uncovered' for first time in 60 years
'No the Swindon Advertiser is NOT based in Oxford'
Vintage views from inside Swindon's old museum and art gallery
Sadness as historic building which survived World War II demolished
Promises to save historic Locarno have "disappeared"
Nostalgic images show historic pub through the years
Rare glimpse inside WHSmith's Swindon headquarters
Rare WW1 scrapbook created by frontline nurse up for auction in Wiltshire
'My mum worked at Old Town Boots during the blitz - this is her story'