That programme of work continues with two days remaining until the scheduled first home game of the 2025/26. The Moonraker understands fire safety upgrades have been among the outstanding items this week.
06.08.25News
The precise nature of the work required has not yet been publicly disclosed, though the council are expected to make a statement in the coming days explaining the situation.
05.08.25News
People move jobs all the time, and in isolation each of these departures would not necessarily cause a ripple. But when five are seen so close together, there is a reasonable question that needs to be asked: why?
16.06.25Opinion
The vote was open to 1,263 Trust members, with 955 taking part – a turnout of 76 per cent. A total of 478 ballots in favour of the motion were received, or 50.005 per cent of those cast.
13.06.25News
Seebeck 87 Ltd, the vehicle used by Jed McCrory to acquire Town in 2013, received a first Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off this week, after its confirmation statement was several months past due.
12.06.25News
The early-bird window for 2025/26 season tickets closed on Saturday after a two-month sales period. The Moonraker understands 3,793 were sold. That is only around 200 less than the club managed as a whole last year.
02.06.25News
If every eligible member took part, around 950 would be required to vote yes for the club to get the go-ahead. At present, that appears to be a daunting bar.
29.05.25News
Reading the report blind, it would be very difficult to envisage a club on its record fifth straight year in the bottom division, supporters warring with themselves, and the ownership struggling to maintain or win back trust of disillusioned fans.
20.05.25Opinion
The company told employees via a post on their in-house intranet last week that the relationship with Town was coming to an end. The sponsorship agreement will expire on May 31.
12.05.25News
The Moonraker asked Anthony Hall to clarify how the club intend to finance the programme of works, which Town intend to carry out before and during the 2026/27 season.
03.05.25News
On Monday evening (April 28), the club released their latest communication relating to the redevelopment. Within it, they stated that the vote would take place on Wednesday, May 7.
29.04.25News
As previously reported by The Moonraker, Hall confirmed that 450 hospitality seats will be created in addition to the corporate boxes. A total of 1,050 seats will be removed by the redevelopment. The net drop in capacity for the stand as a whole will be around 420.
22.04.25News
SPECIAL REPORT: What goes into a playing budget? How is it decided, and what are the rules? Are Swindon Town spending well within their means? And what the hell is SCMP? The Moonraker dives into the abyss.
22.04.25Features
It has become difficult for some supporters to believe that a club with this track record will make the right appointments, and set the right standards, for a project that will define their football-going experiences for the rest of their lives.
16.04.25Opinion
Supporters will be able to quiz senior figures at a series of consultation meetings. So, which questions are most pertinent? What do we know? And what still needs clearing up? The Moonraker takes a look.
14.04.25News
The Moonraker explores the headline-grabbing proposals, the devil behind the detail, and what happens next as Swindon Town seek permission for the project from supporters
Fair Game generated a similar commentary to go alongside the 2022/23 numbers, in association with football finance advisors Goal Assist.
01.04.25News
As it happens, Swindon Town are not excessive for price. Their rates are largely in line with their peers and historic trends. So why has the reception to a creditable campaign been met with so much antipathy?
28.03.25Features
Head groundsman Matt Povey has presented a proposal to stitch the pitch. The catch? It comes with a £150,000 price tag. Holloway is completely behind the plan.
24.03.25News
As the most recent Advisory Board minutes throw up yet more questions, The Moonraker looks into the opaque world of County Ground accounts.
20.03.25Features
Ian Holloway's contract, the backroom stucture, the future of a dozen players, redevelopment plans... Swindon have a chance to get ahead of the game for 2025/26, so what is the hold up?
19.03.25Opinion
The Spirit of 69 had called on the club's owners and senior administrative figures to take part in an open forum, hosted by an independent moderator, with no limit on the number of questions or clarifications raised.
24.02.25News
The group's demands include that the meeting be attended by all significant shareholders. Clem Morfuni nominally holds 78 per cent of the club, while Hollie Kiely is noted as a person of significant interest for the 17.1 per cent she holds on behalf of her husband Chris.
21.02.25News
Trust between a section of Town supporters and the current ownership continues to be undermined by missed deadlines and public perception. It's got to the point where an upturn on the pitch will not be enough to win supporters around.
19.02.25Opinion
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