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Eight men in workwear stand in front of a brick building holding large red poppy cutouts, with a 'Welcome to Waterside Park' sign visible on the wall.

Local News · 23 October

1,000 Poppies Line Swindon’s Roads as Town Prepares to Mark Remembrance

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Five men are standing in a row and smiling at the camera inside an industrial building.

Feature · Science & Technology · 29 September

Young Engineers Grow Swindon Precision Engineering Business

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A man in a bright yellow reflective vest holds a banana peel in one hand and a Coca-Cola can in the other, standing in front of an orange recycling truck.Lifestyle · 17 SeptemberRecycle Week Highlights Importance of Using the Right Bin in SwindonA close-up of an empty red stadium seat with a white sticker on its back, in front of a green soccer field and the stadium stands with "SWINDON" spelled out in large white letters.Positive Local News · 16 SeptemberSwindon Town FC and NHS join forces to raise mental health awareness at County GroundA person in a wheelchair is shown from the back, preparing to board an accessible van via a ramp with a yellow safety stripe.Community · 15 SeptemberSwindon Seeks Feedback on Future of Post-16 SEND TransportTwo women smiling at the camera while a boy in a purple hoodie attempts to hula hoop, all standing on asphalt next to a brick building and a wooden fence.Education · 11 SeptemberNew Play Space Opens at Crowdys Hill School in SwindonFour adults, three women and one man, standing in front of the Homelessness Prevention Centre with a sign visible in the window.Community · 10 SeptemberSwindon Helping More People Avoid Homelessness Than National AverageSix male waste collection workers in high-visibility vests and dark trousers are standing in front of a truck filled with discarded furniture and household items.Jobs & Careers · 8 SeptemberSwindon Solidifies Position as UK Defence Tech Hub with Over a Thousand New Jobs on the HorizonPeople reclining in chairs under a planetarium dome displaying a cosmic scene with bright orange and blue hues.Arts & Culture · 3 SeptemberPop-Up Planetarium Coming to Swindon Town CentreA group of people wearing bright vests are gathered in a circle on a patch of artificial grass in a town square, with buildings and trees in the background.Community · 2 SeptemberSwindon Volunteers and Council Teams Transform Town Centre Spaces

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