Stages packed with talent.
Stages full of talent.
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Don’t look right!
Which way is the right way. Arrow on the road on the Farnsby Street Junction gives cause for double take. The buses pass from left to right on this busy junction.
Swindon leads the way in high pressure Hydrogen car filling.
BOC and Hyundai conduct UK’s first 700 bar hydrogen refuelling Hydrogen-based transport took another step forward this week when industrial gases and engineering company BOC undertook the UK’s first-ever refuelling of a 700 barhydrogen passenger vehicle. The car, a Hyundai ix35 FCEV, was refuelled in compliance with the industry’sinternational operating standard, the SAE J2601 Protocol,
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Pupils at Lydiard park Academy present – Land Girls
The pupils of the Lydiard Park Academy present the play Land Girls, and meet a real Land Girl.
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Labour’s Child care forum.
Stephen Twigg MP, Labour’s Shadow Education Secretary, and other Shadow Cabinet members Liam Byrne and Sharon Hodgson, hold the first of a series of childcare listening events in Swindon. Labour Ministers: Liam Byrne, Sharon Hodgson, and Stephen Twigg joined with Anne Snelgrove and Mark Dempsey Labour’s Swindon candidates for the Child care debate at Pinetrees Centre
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Kemble air crash
A light plane crashed at The Cotswold Airport at Kemble. The plane, a North American Bronco we believe was shown at RIAT over the weekend. Statement below. At 14:52 Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service were called to a small plane crash of a North American Bronco at Kemble airfield . One Appliance from Cirencester and
Cherry picker
Were you stuck in traffic as a result of the incident at Wootton Bassett Road bridge? Here is the answer why.
Sunday at RIAT
‘CLASSIC’ AIR TATTOO THRILLS VISITORS Copy: RIAT ONE OF the best in recent years: that was the verdict after a star-studded line-up lived up to expectations at the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. Despite the inclement weather, over 130,000 visitors attended during the show period, and their resilience was rewarded with
