A former Boots Chemist in Swindon is now under offer with a new owner set to move into the space soon. The empty shop at 35 Wood Street, Old Town, was listed for sale last year by Kilpatrick & Co, ...

A Swindon man has been sentenced after being convicted of harassing his neighbour. Nicholas James, 45, appeared at Swindon Magistrates Court on Monday, February 3, having previously pleaded guilty to ...

Antonya Cooper’s son Hamish had been suffering from stage 4 neuroblastoma – a rare childhood cancer – and was seven when he died at home ...

POLICE are currently at the scene of a 'serious' crash on a key road near Cirencester. Officers have closed the A419 Cirencester Road near Dobbies Garden Centre following a single-vehicle collision at ...

Swindon Town kept their business simple on transfer deadline day as they made just one addition in Port Vale goalkeeper Connor Ripley ...

A teenager who had his driving licence for less than six months was killed alongside two friends he had picked up from a house party after losing control of his car on a bridge and crashing into a ...

A suspect being sought over a shooting at a cosmetics warehouse in Ohio that left one person dead and five others injured worked at the facility, US police said. There were no reports of any kind of ...

A Swindon bus company has invested in brand new buses for routes in a different part of Wiltshire. Swindon’s Bus Company recently started operating the number 40 and 42 services between Calne and ...

Deputy PM Angela Rayner agreed to cancel elections because the Government is ‘not in the business of holding elections to bodies that ...

Jay Blades - who fronts the primetime show The Repair Shop - has been given a possible trial date at Worcester Crown Court.

A “lively” Wiltshire town has been named third on a list of the most quintessential market towns in England. Devizes scooped bronze in the national list compiled by holiday and travel firm Independent ...

Experts are predicting a rate cut to 4.5 – but signs of rising inflation leave the Bank walking ‘a tightrope’ for future reductions this year.