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Remembrance Field in Lydiard Park.
Crowds gathered to remember the brave Servicemen and women who fought and died in the Afghanistan conflict in a moving Service at The Royal British Legion’s Field of Remembrance at Lydiard Park. Over 40,000 crosses were planted within the walled garden in Lydiard...
Flash mob invade Parade.
Swindon shoppers were surprised on Saturday 3 November when their browsing was interrupted by some 75 youngsters from Wyvern Theatre-based SYT broke away from the crowds in the town centre to stage a two-minute performance. Their flash mob took place accompanied by...
Honda flying high with new aircraft.
Honda Aircraft Company announced today that it has commenced production of the much anticipated HondaJet, the world’s most advanced light jet aircraft. During a press conference at the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) annual meeting and convention in...
An Oasis for concerts and skiing. Plans to go on show.
Outline plans for a £65m scheme to make Swindon the top leisure destination in the South of England will be shown to the public at the Oasis Leisure Centre on 10 and 11 November. Centred around the Oasis at North Star, new owners Moirai Capital Investments will not...
TA parade through town to celebrate El Alamein and Covernant
Two army squadrons marched through the centre of Swindon to mark the 70th anniversary of a landmark battle and the signing of an Armed Forces Community Covenant. A (Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry) Squadron the Royal Yeomanry and B (Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry) Squadron the...
Swindon Half Marathon
Organisers are celebrating a record breaking year for the Nationwide Swindon Half Marathon as the event not only recorded its biggest ever turnout, it also witnessed the quickest ever time over the 13.1-mile course. A total of 1,930 runners registered for the half...


