Daniel Angelini is a Senior Reporter at the Swindon Advertiser. He covers a range of topics including business, health, and education, with a particular focus on urban development and the housing market within the Stratton and Highworth area. Daniel's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Mirror, and the Salisbury Journal.
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Swindon, United Kingdom (Local)
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Daniel Angelini's coverage primarily focuses on local news, crime, weather, traffic, and accidents in the Swindon area. He frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and government announcements.
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By: Daniel Angelini
New additions to Nationwide branches in Swindon and Wiltshire could help customers.
A new service has launched that will help ease pressure on the NHS in Swindon
By: Daniel Angelini
Another Swindon fast food restaurant could open for 24 hours a day if a new planning application is approved.
A Swindon woman who ended up in a coma with meningitis after following NHS 111 advice to take paracetamol sparked a lot of discussion.
A Swindon business has expanded its team during a move into new town centre offices.
Part of the town centre is being given a new lease of life with the start of a new project.
Staff at a Post Office near Swindon have bid farewell to the building after serving customers for more than a decade.
Swindon parents want the banning of fines given to people who take children out of school during term time.
By: Daniel Angelini
One of Swindon’s oldest businesses has moved into recently-refurbished town centre offices.
Bus passengers in Swindon face diversions and delays due to the closure of a busy route near the town centre.
