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4 days ago |
theswindonian.co.uk | Charlie Harrington
Island Green Power, the developer behind the proposed Lime Down Solar Park in Wiltshire, has provided a fresh update as it continues to refine plans for the large-scale solar and battery storage facility. The project, which has already undergone two stages of public consultation, is edging closer to submission, with final proposals expected to be lodged with the Planning Inspectorate later this year.
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4 days ago |
theswindonian.co.uk | Charlie Harrington
Three men have been arrested following a serious investigation into reports of rape involving teenage girls at a property in Peatmoor. Police confirmed the arrests came in response to allegations relating to multiple victims, all of whom are under the age of 16. The incidents are reported to have taken place during a single evening at an address on Ratcoombe Road. The three individuals – aged 24, 20 and 18 – have been arrested on suspicion of rape.
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4 days ago |
theswindonian.co.uk | Charlie Harrington
For many Swindonians, the thought of a summer escape brings visions of sun, sea, and a suitcase. But for cat owners, the annual question remains: what’s the best way to care for their feline companions while they’re away? Whether your cat rules the roost indoors or roams the garden like royalty, making arrangements for their wellbeing is key to a stress-free holiday for both human and pet.
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4 days ago |
theswindonian.co.uk | Charlie Harrington
Swindon’s efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour and improve community safety have taken a major step forward with the launch of a renewed three-year strategy by the town’s Community Safety Partnership (CSP). The newly published plan sets out a united approach from key local agencies to curb crime, support the vulnerable and make residents feel safer in their neighbourhoods.
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5 days ago |
theswindonian.co.uk | Charlie Harrington
Swindon’s Twigs Community Gardens is preparing to throw open its gates for a lively Summer Open Day on Sunday, 22nd June. From 11am until 4pm, visitors will be invited to enjoy a day out amid the beautifully tended plots and blossoming greenery. The community gardens, which have thrived through a warm, dry spring followed by much-needed rain, will offer a variety of attractions.
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