GLAMOUR model Jordan joined revellers at the Brunel Rooms to celebrate the club's 30th birthday.

She appeared on stage during an evening in which clubbers enjoyed a mix of current dance tracks with hits from the 1980s.

The retro music was played by BBC Radio Swindon presenter Sandy Martin, who was resident DJ at the Swindon club between 1979-91.

Jordan appeared on Saturday night the third evening of birthday celebrations.

On Friday night, Radio One DJ Tim Westwood, along with So Solid Crew members Lisa Maffia and Romeo, joined the festivities.

Jordan, whose real name is Katie Price, appeared on stage with Sandy for a question and answer session.

Almost as soon as she emerged, the crowd started shouting for her to display the body that has made her famous.

She said she would oblige if three Swindon girls did the same but only two were willing.

In response to Sandy's questions, Jordan said she preferred a toyboy to a sugar daddy, Eastenders to Coronation Street and a shower to a bath.

Speaking about Swindon's own page three girl Melinda Messenger Jordan said: "She is one of the nicest girls I have ever met."

Young regulars at the club were joined by more senior clubbers who used to frequent the venue in its early days.

Sue Culley's children had brought her on a night out to combine Mother's Day celebrations with the club's anniversary.

The 47-year-old from Nythe, said: "I used to come here all the time when I was younger and I remember the Brunel Rooms when it first started.

"The music has changed, but the club itself has the same atmosphere."

Daughter Emma, 20, said: "It is good music. I come here all the time. I like the all-nighter hard house nights."

Built on a railway theme, the club was opened by Bill Reid and John Norman in 1973 and is now run by Bill's son, Stephen.