Minuteman Press Swindon is a locally owned and Owner Operated full service Print Centre. We opened our doors August 2013 in Old Town, Swindon. The shop is run by James and Sarah Beckwith, though many days in the week you will find Tegen, our Golden Retriever, supervising operations. We serve the greater Swindon area, Highworth, Cricklade, Purton, Cirencester, Lechlade, Marlborough and North Wiltshire. We offer free pick-up and delivery to these areas. We welcome you to come visit the shop and enjoy a hot cup of tea or coffee, but are happy to come to you for a free, no obligation consultation or price quote. The Products and Services we provide include but are not limited to Digital Printing and Copying, on staff Graphic Designer (bespoke logos and helping you ‘brand’ your print and web media), Posters, Banners, Business Stationery (business cards, letterheads, compliment slips, envelopes), Signs, Promotional Products/Gifts, Leaflets, Flyers, Brochures, and much more. Simply put “if it is printed, we can do it for you” no job is too big or too small.
Your job is as important to us as it is to you. We believe that our operation is unique in that we treat each customer like “a close family friend” and will go that extra mile to ensure we are providing the right solution at the right price. Mark, our in-house designer, has over 10 years design experience and has an uncanny ability to find that “right” motif to artistically convey your message and uniquely capture the spirit you are aiming to express in your print media. His specialty is bespoke catalogues and marketing layouts for high impact flyers and direct mailers, but we have yet to find anything he can’t come up with a superb design to get your business noticed. James is an Essential Member of the Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce and the Old Town Business and Professional Association. Sarah is active in supporting the 878 (Highworth) Squadron Air Training Cadets and Broadcast Blunsdon. Swindon solicitor wins election for society presidentRamona Derbyshire, a Swindon solicitor, was recently re-elected as president of a legal society.
Swindon legal firm helps in sale of major design agencySwindon-based legal expertise has been of assistance in the sale of a design agency in London. Swindons Local Enterprise Partnership has new chairJohn Mortimer is now the chair of the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) for Swindon and Wiltshire. Lets Loop Swindon holding awards ceremonyLets Loop Swindon is campaigning to help people with poor hearing by hosting an event. Jobs fair held in SwindonSeveral employers recently looked for recruits at a jobs fair located in Swindon. Swindon-based accountancy firm gets new partnerMonahans, a firm of chartered accountants with offices in Swindon, has recruited tax specialist Richard Brooks as a partner. School near Swindon to get sensory gardenEldene Nursery and Primary School, which is located in Coligsmead, is to receive a sensory garden. Swindon-based firm showcases product at air showFarnborough Air Show (FAS) has been used by Swindons Rendermedia to exhibit a simulator that uses virtual reality.
Former shop in Swindon could become a restaurantPlanning permission for a change of usage for a vacant store within Swindon has been received. Swindon celebrates its literary talentLocal history writers were showcased at the recent event Swindon Affair.Learn about the luxury collection > Learn about the cosmopolitan luxury collection > We stock all current strollers and accessories and a vast array of spare parts. You may even spot a bargain while you browse!CAMRA was formed in 1971 because there was a real danger that real ale was going to disappear - to be replaced by keg beer. Many brewers had already stopped brewing real ale. CAMRA in Swindon & North Wiltshire began on 18th October 1974 when a small group of enthusiasts held the first meeting at Wadworth's Brewery. At that time there were very few pubs in Swindon and the surrounding area that served Real Ale. The Wheatsheaf on Devizes Road was a popular watering hole among real ale fans then. It still is, but there is so much more choice today.
Bill Bendall presents a beer of the festival runner-up certificate to Mike Tempest the owner of Wild Weather for their Storm in a Teacup beer. Will at St Austell with the beer of the festival 3rd place certificate for their Italian Job beer. The Red Lion in Cricklade is our local pub of the year for 2016. Chair Vince Chilcott presented the certificate to owner Tom Gee on Friday. Congratulations to JC and the team. Currently offering 9 real ciders the Glue Pot is a worthy winner. Follow swindoncamra on twitter Wednesday 31st August, 15:31 : Fancy volunteering at the Real Ale bar at the @steam_museum's Railway Festival on the 10th and 11th Sept? Wednesday 31st August, 15:24 : Plans are coming along nicely for the Swindon Beer Festival 2017 - don't forget to grab your Friday night ticket from the 30th September! Wednesday 6th April 2016, 18:52 : Had our first meeting with @steam_museum about the 30th Swindon Beer Festival today...don't forget to put the 27th-29th Oct in your calendar
Sunday 24th January 2016, 09:30 : RT @CAMRA_Official: New research out tomorrow from @UniofOxford shows that people who have a 'local' have more close friends #PubsWellbeing Friday 22nd January 2016, 10:36 : RT @CAMRA_Official: #Budget2016 is right around the corner - make sure your write to your MP to ask them to #cutbeertax today! The following pubs are in need of a survey. Please help to keep our pub database up to date. Here is a Blank Pub Survey Form if needed. Click on the pub name to see the current details on the WhatPub site. If you have changes you can send them to the Swindon branch by clicking the "Send an email to the CAMRA branch" link after the pub details. Aldbourne Sports & Social Club ,Oxford Street, Aldbourne,SN8 2DQAngel ,High Street, Purton,SN5 4ABAngel ,47 High Street, Royal Wootton Bassett,SN4 7AQAshford Road Working Men Club ,17-18 Ashford Road,Ashford,SN18 3NTAvebury & District Club ,Avebury, Marlborough,SN8 1RBBakers Arms,Badbury,SN4 0EUBakers Arms,121 Beechcroft road,SN2 7REBar Riva,24-26 Fleet Street,Swindon,SN1 1RQBarbury Inn,Broad Hinton,SN4 9PFBaybury,2 Frogden Road Swindon,SN1 7APBedwyn & Dist Royal British Legion,23 High Street Marlborough, SN8 3NUBoundary House,1 The Street,Swindon,SN25 3ERBurbage & Eastern Royal British Legion Club,58-60 Eastcourt road Burbage,SN8 3AJCalley Arms
,Hodson,SN4 0QGCarpenters Arms,Old Vicarage Lane Swindon,SN3 4STCarriers Arms Highworth Road ,Swindon,SN3 4SEThe Castle,28 Prospect Place Swindon,SN1 3LQCastle & Ball,117/118 High Street,Marlborough,SN8 1LZCharlton Cat,Charlton,SN9 6EZChiseldon Royal British Legion Social Club,6 Draycot Road Ciseldon,SN4 0LRZClifton,Clifton Street Swindon,SN1 3PYCounty Ground,115 County Road,Swindon,SN1 2EBDolphin,177 Rodbourne Road,SWINDON,SN2 2AFFerndale Working Man Club,131 Ferndale Road,SWINDON,SN2 1BXFox & Hounds,10 High Street,SWINDON,SN25 1HXGorse Hill Working Men Club,Chapel Street ,SWINDON,SN2 8DAGreyhound,177 Faringdon Road,Swindon,SN1 5DLHighworth,1 Westrop,Highworth,SN6 7HJJolly Tar,Queens Road,Hannington,SN6 7RPKembrey Inn,Cricklade Road,Swindon,SN2 8YSKing & Queen,15 High Street,Highworth,SN6 7AGNine Elms,Old Shaw Lane,Swindon,SN5 5PDPlough,Lechlade Road,Highworth,SN6 7HFRiffs Bar,26 Greatfield,Swindon,SN4 8EQRed Lion,High Street,Avebury,SN8 1RFQueens Head,23 St Martins Approach,Marlborough,SN8 1ARSilks Bar,Barton Court, 12 High Street,Highworth,SN6 7AGSilks On The Downs,Main Road,Ogbourne St Andrew,SN8 1RZSwiss Chalet,Chapel Street,Swindon,SN2 8DASouthbrook Inn,Southbrook Street,Swindon,SN2 1HFWhite Hart,123 High Street