Snapped: Lifestyle

Swindon's annual Half Marathon returned for 2014 on Sunday the 12th of October. The event, which kicked off from Nationwide ...

Hundreds of people took part in a giant exercise class at David Lloyd Swindon to help Excalibur Communications raise £50,000 ...

The pupils of Lansmead and Oak Tree schools at Swindon Dance were learning by example as members of the Royal ...

Over the weekend, Battleground Fitness competed in the Superhuman Games, an event which rigorously tests the physical and mental agility ...

Swindon's STEAM museum hosted the Great Western Brick Show on the 4th and 5th of October. With amazing lego creations ...

The establishment of new learning facilities are always events of excitement and intrigue, so the opening of Commonweal's new Sixth ...

Monday 22nd September saw the launch of the new book Wartime GWR, looking at the role of the Great Western ...

Christ Church Swindon held a vintage style Old Town Autumn Fayre on Saturday 20th September. TGtS was there to enjoy ...

The Archbishop of Canterbury made a surprise visit to Swindon over the weekend.

Sunday 14th September saw Highworth host its seventh annual triathlon but with Active Sport Events running the event for the ...

New College came alive on Tuesday afternoon as it welcomed its new intake of students.

Members of BattleGround Fitness UK are gearing up to take part in a Super Human Event in Bristol this October.

Sunday 7th of September saw the Wyvern Theatre host its first ever Wedding Fayre. TGtS was there to enjoy the ...

Roll up, roll up the circus is in town!

Commonwealth Gold medalist Jazz Carlin returns to Swindon's Link Centre with her gold medal proudly on display. Born in Swindon, ...

Wednesday the 20th of August was the grand opening of Steam's WW1 exhibition, celebrating the centenary of the Great War. ...

On Thursday the 21st of August, teenagers across the UK opened those magic envelopes which contained those all important GCSE ...

On Saturday the 16th and Sunday the 17th of August, Cirencester played host to the annual Tough Mudder South West ...

Today, students up and down the country have been nervously opening their AS and A Level results.

In commemoration of the brave Swindonians who fought in the Great War, local historian Mike Pringle launches his acclaimed new ...

For one day only on Saturday the 12th of July, bicycle charity Sustrans held a pop-up shop in the Brunel ...

Sunday the 6th of July saw Swindon's very first gay wedding fayre take to the halls of the Mercure Hotel ...

On Thursday the 29th June, an armada of Dragons descended on Coat Water, but all in the name of charity. ...

A new facility, designed to provide assistance to those most in need, has opened in one of Swindon’s most historic ...

On Thursday night, New College Swindon staged its annual runway show showcasing the work of its fashion and textile students.

Budding young designers showcase their designs at New College Fashion Week.

On Thursday 19th June, Chiseldon House opened its doors to the public. Attendees were a allowed to look around the ...

It wasn't just the sunshine that was out on Wednesday the 11th of June, 400 runners took to Wiltshire’s countryside ...

Councillor Teresa Page officially took up her role as Swindon's new Mayor at a special council meeting over the weekend.

Two of Swindon town centre’s busiest streets have been decked out in colour as part of an initiative to ensure ...

Hundreds of women walked, jogged and ran over the weekend to raise money for Cancer Research UK.

To commemorate D Day Aldbourne welcomed back its 101st Airborne veteran Bob Noody. It was Bob's first return to the ...

On Thursday 22nd May people from across Swindon headed to the polls to vote in the local and European elections.

Swindon Festival of Literature and its “thirteen days of literary frolics” was yet again an enormous success. With guests including ...

Sunday the 18th of May saw the masses take to Wootton Bassett for their annual sprint triathlon. With the sun ...

Some of Swindon’s most inspirational community figures had their hard work recognised when a plaque was erected at Central Library ...

More than 300 literature lovers gathered at Lawn Woods near Old Town in the early hours of Monday morning to ...

Runners in Highworth were out in force on the 27th of April as over 350 eager participants put on their ...

inSwindon celebrated St George’s Day with a parade through Swindon town centre and a 20ft high figure of England’s Patron ...

On Monday, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Rachel Reeves visited New College Swindon to gain a better understanding of their ...