Here in Swindon, we have a higher than average number of digital businesses, so it is essential that we train, nurture and supply a pipeline of talent that can help this important part of the local economy to prosper.
I have written previously about my work as Solicitor General in assessing and challenging cases where Unduly Lenient Sentences have been passed. We have recently expanded the scheme to cover more terrorism offences and are now looking at other areas too. Use of the Internet by offenders who vi
As our green spaces and lawns continue to dry to a golden brown, there was good news this week for jobs and growth as the latest figures published by the Office for National Statistics show that the Uk economy grew by 0.3 per cent during May following growth of 0.2 per cent in the three months be
I was relieved to hear that the Wiltshire police officer admitted to Salisbury District Hospital on Saturday after he sought medical advice at the Great Western Hospital regarding suspected illness due to the Russian Novichok nerve agent, has been given the all clear.
It is a long time since we had such a long period of unbroken good weather, which heralded wonderful conditions for the Children’s Fete held at Faringdon Road Park last Saturday.
Here in Swindon, we are rightly proud of the part that our town played in the formation of the NHS 70 years ago. It was back in 1871 when what was a forerunner of our National Health Service was founded by staff from the Great Western Railway.
South Swindon MP Robert Buckland, has welcomed the Prime Minister’s plans to invest nearly £400 million more a week in the NHS in real terms, securing our greatest national inheritance for generations to come.
Robert Buckland MP and Building Bridges programme partner Swindon Borough Council are calling for local businesses, large and small, to back a campaign supporting people in Swindon with a learning disability.
