The gates from the British Rail Social Club in Shrivenham Road have found a their way home to the former BR Works and STEAM Museum, where it is hoped they are to be displayed for the community to continue using them. Davis Wilson Homes are developing the now disused sports ground, and rather than scrap […]
Sports ground gates go to STEAM. Read More »
The Naked Clock. Like a stainless Steel naturist The Millennium Clock returns, not to the Town Centre, but to stand infront of the Swindon Station as part of the £1.75 million revamp of the area. The clock still awaits its dressings of four clock faces and the decorative collar.
Copy from Swindon Link Magazine http://www.swindonlink.com/news/take-to-the-treetops-in-swindons-lydiard-park Twenty five Year 5 children from Tregoze Primary School try out Jungle Parc at Lydiard Park. What is Jungle Parc? The Jungle Parc concept includes over 50 tree-trekking activities, comprising two green, two blue, one red and one black course, enabling adults and older children to face the
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Wiltshire Police Helicopter and Air Ambulance carried out a medevac from the field beside Tovey Road / Northern Road. A child from the Rodbourne Cheney area of Swindon had to be taken to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol on Monday afternoon. A Wiltshire police spokesperson confirmed the Wiltshire Air Ambulance has to land in open
Air Ambulance drops in on Tovey Rd. Read More »
Pinehurst scrumpy brewed by Swindon cider entrepreneur A couple of years ago cider entrepreneur Nick Howard began collecting and pressing apples in the living room of his Pinehurst home – a former council House on one of Swindon’s 1950’ies council estates – and has seen production soar to over 6000 litres accompanied by positive comments
Circle – not Crop but Pinehurst – award winning cider. Read More »
Carney Bonner carried the Olympic flame through Chiseldon near Swindon on 23 May, but on Friday 27 July – before the official launch of the London 2012 Olympic games – he was at Sainsburys Bridgemead store with his torch raising money for his charity, the Carney Charles Foundation. Except he wasn’t for much of the
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Swindon’s changing skyline. A major blot on the Swindon skyline is being erased as demolition of the Swindon College building starts on the 2 main blocks. The town centre site is being redeveloped by Ashfield Land, who acquired the site in 2006 after the Swindon College moved to its North Star complex. The £50 million
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Were you networking last night at the Menzies Hotel in the Centre of Swindon? Gallery:
Networking evening at Menzies Hotel. Read More »
The sun came out along with thousands of people for the Faringdon Park Fete which was revived by Martha Parry and The Swindon’s Mechanics’ Trust in 2003. Extended gallery:
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