Swindonian Blog Posts
Swindon news, views, history and culture5 Reasons to Blog Now!
In normal circumstances regular business blogging activity is a thing you should do. Along with brushing your teeth. And you can find a bit more about business blogging and its benefits here. But we don’t have normal circumstances. What we have is a Covid-19 pandemic throttling the world. So, if you’ve not done business blogging before here’s 5 reasons to blog NOW.
Ways to Work With Me
Wrapped around Born Again Swindonian, are the activities by which I earn a crust. Namely: content marketing articles for, or articles about, Swindon & Wiltshire businesses for placement on this blog in either/or the Swindon in Business and Made in Wiltshire sections of the blog.
Time to Talk Day
Charities from across Swindon are coming together on Thursday 2nd February to hold Swindon’s Biggest Conversation
William Stanier Railway Man
Gosh! It’s been a while since I’ve been able to do a new Swindon sons and daughters post. But thanks to a bit of help from Chris Eley, here’s William Stanier – Swindon born and lifelong railway man.
Wilts Company Celebrates cPanel Status
The team at Black Nova Designs is celebrating the start of 2023 by offering free website migration to its hosting service. And that includes cPanel hosting software as it gets cPanel status.
Extreme Cleaning Services
Swindon-based cleaning company So Fresh and So Clean has become one of only a small number of companies in Wiltshire and the South West qualified to undertake extreme cleaning services.
Small Businesses celebrate Swindon Day
In 2022 the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) launched Swindon Day on 22 January. This date date being when, in 1900, Queen Victoria signed the charter to join Old Swindon and New Swindon into one town.
Museum Tea Time Talks
The Athelstan Museum’s popular teatime talks return again in February. They promise intriguing recollections about Malmesbury and its history.
The Plough Horse Sculpture
Only yesterday I put together a post about a long-standing piece of Swindon’s public art. Namely the Tricentre Chi Sculpture in the town centre dating to 1991. But for this post we come up-to-date with the plough horse sculpture on the Gablecross roundabout.
Financial Advisor Pledges Fundraising
Financial Advisor Pledges Fundraising. Financial adviser Dave Southby who set up his own business a mere two years ago, has pledged to raise at least £1,500 for Swindon & Gloucestershire Mind this year.
Tricentre Chi Sculpture Swindon
So this post is about a thing – not a new thing – but a thing that I’ve not got around to putting on the blog. I’ve no idea why. I lose the plot on a regular basis. The subject of this post, the Chi sculpture by the Tricentre (Allied Dunbar Tricentre as was) had its unveiling in 1991. And that would be around the time I came to Swindon. Though I’ve not been writing this blog all that time.
Holocaust Memorial Day 2023
SWINDON will mark HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY at 12 noon on Friday 27 JANUARY 2023