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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Swindon's new speedway and greyhound stadium approved
Developers are told no more houses can be built until work on the stadium is finished.
'£98k fraud Colonel' acquitted as investigation labelled 'flawed'
Colonel Roddy Lee was accused of fraudulently claiming allowances for his children's school fees.
War memorial designed by prisoners at Erlestoke is unveiled
A war memorial carved by prisoners at Erlestoke Prison is dedicated by the Dean of Salisbury Cathedral.
Anger over Wiltshire special schools closure plan
Three schools are earmarked for closure to make way for a new facility opening in 2023.
Malmesbury Market Cross damaged by recycling lorry
A recycling lorry causes a 9ft long crack in Malmesbury's historic Market Cross structure.
Badger culling has 'modest' effect in cutting cattle TB
An independent scientific review says badger culling can have a modest effect in reducing cattle TB.
Phil Brown: Swindon Town sack manager after eight months in charge
Swindon Town sack manager Phil Brown with the club in 17th place in League Two.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by car in Chippenham
The victim was in his 30s and died in hospital soon after the collision in Lowden Hill, Chippenham.
Swindon child in care death revealed in council meeting
The young person died recently and was in the care of Swindon Borough Council.
Bat stuck on fly paper freed with butter on cotton buds
Gluey the long-eared bat was found stressed and sore after flying face first into sticky fly paper.
Swindon council's no-plastic-recycling plan 'concerning'
Environment minister Dr Therese Coffey tells Swindon Borough Council the move is "regressive".
Spinal injury garden legacy of boy killed by bear
The mother of a boy killed by a polar bear, has created a garden inspired by his idea.
Swindon Town training HQ plans submitted
The £6m proposals on a former golf club site at Highworth include a gymnasium and offices.
Swindon crash death biker named by police
Stephen Speakman, 55, from North Swindon, was killed in a crash on Monday.
Poppies projected on side of Salisbury Cathedral
Falling Poppies were created by the Royal British Legion to thank those who have served in the armed forces.
Richie Wellens: New Swindon Town manager reacted 'like lottery winner' to job
Swindon Town chairman Lee Power says new boss Richie Wellens reacted like a lottery winner when he heard he had got the job.
Richie Wellens: Swindon Town appoint ex-Oldham Athletic boss as manager
Swindon Town appoint ex-Oldham Athletic boss Richie Wellens as their manager after Phil Brown's departure.
Draw made for FA Cup second round
National League North side Guiseley are paired with League One team Fleetwood Town in the second round of the FA Cup.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Swindon v Tranmere
Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's game between Swindon and Tranmere in League One.
I deserve to be dropped - Roberts
Swindon Town midfielder Gary Roberts says he deserves to be dropped from the squad after a run of poor performances.
Gold vexed by Joseph's Bath link
Bath coach Gary Gold berates "irresponsible" reports linking London Irish's Jonathan Joseph with a move to the Rec.
Patey clarifies Di Canio comments
Swindon chairman Sir William Patey insists boss Paolo Di Canio's negative comments about the club were misinterpreted.
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Daughter of murdered mum Natalie Hemming backs abuse scheme
Thousands of calls have been made to schools from police to tell of domestic abuse incidents at home.
Sculptures confirmed as Michelangelo's only surviving bronzes
Researchers say the news "added lustre" to Michelangelo's reputation as a "supreme creative genius".
Gorilla statue stolen from London Sanctum Soho Hotel
Two thieves clad in hi-vis vests scaled the hotel in London and made off with the 160kg model.
Discarded needles and syringes removed up to 50 times a day
A BBC investigation finds more than 100,000 used needles were collected in the UK in three years.
Pollution linked to 'stunted lung capacity' in London schoolchildren
Exposure to diesel fumes was linked to an approximate 5% reduction in lung capacity in London children.
Little Hulton fire: Crews tackle large warehouse blaze
Residents in Little Hulton are warned to keep doors and windows closed as crews tackle the blaze.
Shop blast accused 'wanted payout'
Three men accused of murder are also charged with trying to benefit from an insurance fraud.
Lucy McHugh death: Man charged with murder of stabbed teen
Lucy McHugh, 13, was found dead near Southampton Sports Centre in July.
Manchester attack: Salman Abedi's brother 'to be extradited this year'
Hashem Abedi's extradition to the UK is "only a matter of time", Libya's prime minister tells the BBC.
Charles Bronson trial: 'I'm innocent', inmate tells jury
The notorious inmate denies attacking HMP Wakefield's governor in a row over wedding photos.
Bulger killer had 'better life' after toddler murder
Merseyside toddler James Bugler was murdered by Robert Thompson and Jon Venables in 1993.
Climate protesters glue themselves to Downing Street gates
At least 27 environmental campaigners have been arrested in central London.
Source: BBC News
