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16. Fleming Way Swindon Centre

16. Fleming Way Swindon Centre

Fleming Way Swindon Centre 1962-1965.

Running through the centre of Swindon, Fleming Way takes its name from one of Swindon’s greatest footballers: Harold John Fleming (1887-1955). Following the route of the then Wilts and Berks canal it begins at the junction with Milford Street and runs along to the Magic Roundabout and County Road. That marvelllous, Magimix of a traffic system sits in front of the County Ground football stadium where of course Harold’s feet performed footballing feats.

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Care Show Gets New Venue

Care Show Gets New Venue

Care Show Gets New Venue.

After their successful relaunch in early 2026, The Care Show (Swindon) returns this autumn for their second event of the year.

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Daniel’s Well in Public Hands

Daniel’s Well in Public Hands

Daniel’s Well in Public Hands.

The signing of contracts, completes the acquisition of an 8.5-acre riverside beauty spot for community use.

The successful purchase of Daniel’s Well ensures the long-term preservation of the land for residents. And secures a vital piece of the town’s scenic river walk.

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More for Less for Families

More for Less for Families

More for Less for Families. South Swindon Parish Council is making summer entertainment more affordable! They’re reducing ticket prices for children and families across its programme at the Town Gardens Bowl. It’s all part of the government’s Great British Summer Savings initiative.

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EX RAF Photographer Applies Military Values

EX RAF Photographer Applies Military Values

EX RAF Photographer Applies Military Values to her business nineteen years after leaving the forces.

A Wiltshire photographer and business owner says the values she learned during her time in the Royal Air Force continue to influence how she works now – almost 20 years later.

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Swindon Art Club Competition

Swindon Art Club Competition

Let’s Create Art Club, founded by artist Rachel Bray, allows children to explore painting, drawing, sculpture and design in a safe, fun, and pressure-free environment. It does so through after-school clubs and holiday art camps for children aged four to twelve.

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Swindon in 50 more buildings

West Swindon – What the eye doesn’t see

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