Updates on the involvement of several first team members and Swindon academy on loan to their club.
Tomi Adeloye
The striker marked his temporary return to Scottish football with a successful win over Greenock Morton in a 4-1 Scottish Premiership win.
Entering the field from the bench to make his mark, the striker collected the ball on the left before cutting in and hitting the far corner to give Partick a comprehensive win over Cappielow.
The young midfielder had a tough game at the weekend, losing the top spot in the National League South after a 0-4 defeat to Braintree.
The unfortunate result comes after some promising performances from Aguiar as he and his Worthing team look to strike back in their next game against Hemel Hempstead on Saturday. Archie Milne
The young defender made his Corsham debut at the weekend and showed why he deserves a place in the starting XI, with his best performance against Fairford Town in the draw. their -1.
The vehicle interference has mainly taken place across the Swindon and Highworth area with individuals trying car door handles throughout the early hours of the night before gaining entry and taking the items from within.
Police have advised that Swindon vehicle owners in the town should keep their vehicle locked with windows shut and the keys secure.
They have also advised for vehicles to be parked in a locked garage or in well-lit areas and in clear view of any houses and CCTV cameras
Valuables and tools should not be left inside the vehicle.
A Wiltshire Police spokesperson said: “We are urging vehicle owners to be extra vigilant following several reports of theft from vehicles and vehicle interference.
“We are encouraging members of public to report each incident, if someone has attempted to gain entry to your vehicle, this is still a crime that requires an investigation
