inSwindon Town Centre BID has launched an exciting new website for the town centre.
The website is fresh, modern, interactive and features all you need to know about Swindon town centre including a directory for shopping, leisure and business, latest news, job vacancies, what’s on, Loyalty Card offers and lots more.
It has been designed to be more user friendly, engaging and interactive to attract visitors to the website to find out more about Swindon Town Centre.
The site will provide a comprehensive and easy-to-navigate guide around the shops, bars, cafés, restaurants, nightlife and entertainment available in the town centre, helping people to find and locate what they need to make the most of their visit to the town centre.
Swindon town centre businesses are now able to access their own business page and update/add details such as opening hours, job vacancies, events and Loyalty card offers to ensure the latest information is available at the touch of a button.
The Loyalty Card has also been refreshed, you can now sign-up and login as a member and receive exclusive discounts from well-known retailers throughout the town centre and receive regular updates via email. Town Centre visitors can now also redeem the loyalty card offers through their mobile device so don’t have to remember to carry their card on them.
Di Powell InSwindon BID Chief Executive said, “It is fantastic to have a vibrant one-stop-place where businesses, shoppers, visitors and residents can find out more about town centre, shopping, eating out, socialising, fitness, health and beauty treatments, planning a holiday, or enjoying the night life with friends and family.
“The town centre has recently welcomed several new businesses and has a lot to offer and I really hope you get the chance to explore the new website”.
So, whether you’re a regular visitor or a new one you can check out the new look website at www.swindontowncentre.co.uk
Dont go in town now. Council buggered up the roads to get in and if u do its gridlock round the town. Thats why people avoid the centre like the plague.