The news that Swindon Town Centre’s economy is in serious peril, is alarming but not surprising. The Tory Council have failed to regenerate the Town Centre.  They have had 8 years in power in Swindon and yet our Town Centre is still scarred by wasteland, derelict buildings, and eyesores.
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Swindon needs Regeneration not Degeneration
Posted on 05 August 2010.
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