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11th Sep 2025

Outdoor bowling competition winners announced

Competitions, News
11th Sep 2025

SWI Member Toolkit now available

Member Resource, News
11th Sep 2025

SWI’s new podcast series

Heritage, News
11th Sep 2025

SWI “Stitched with Love” appeal launches

News, Partnerships
29th Aug 2025

Event spotlight: SWI Summer School

Events, News
7th Aug 2025

Event spotlight: SWI scone workshop

Events, News
1st Jul 2025

Event spotlight: SWI Study Tour

Events, News
19th Jun 2025

Hot from the archives

Heritage
15th May 2025

The team is ready to record!

Heritage
9th May 2025

Members making a difference

Heritage
1st May 2025

Shop to support the SWI Heritage Project

Heritage
30th Apr 2025

Volunteers rock

Events, Heritage
23rd Apr 2025

Work begins on magazine archive

Heritage
16th Apr 2025

Meet Elizabeth

Heritage
15th Apr 2025

Meet Valentina

Heritage
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