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                            FRESHBROOK & GRANGE PARK
     Annual Meeting for residents' group                   Grange Park School starts at last
   The Freshbrook Village Group residents'organisation holds its   After a two year delay, building   The new school is intended to
   Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 20 June, 8p.m. in the   work on a primary school to serve  serve parts of Grange Park and will
   small hail at Freshbrook Community Centre.             Grange Park is about to start.   reduce pressure at both the
     All residents of Freshbrook and Grange Park are members of   Originally proposed by Wiltshire  overcrowded Freshbrook and
   the FVG and are invited to the annual meeting.         County Council for a site at the end  Oliver Tomkins School sites.
     The FVG is responsible for managing the community centre
   and taking up problems on behalf the people in Freshbrook.   of King Henry Drive, until  Between them they have around 20
                                                          residents' protests produced a  mobile classrooms.
                                                          change of mind, the school will be   A 300 name petition signed by
        Balloon turns up for class                        built on the site of The Grange  Grange Park residents last year
                                                                                     calling for the school to be larger
                                                          Rectory, off Hay Lane.
                              The unexpected arrival of a hot air   The delay in making a start has  has been ignored by the County
                               balloon at National Power on the  been caused by the negotiations  Council. There are fears that
                              Windmill Hill Business Park  over land swapping between site  mobiles' will still be present at
                               prompted a quick change in the  owners English China Clay and the  existing schools for many years.
                               schoolday atWindmill Hill School.  County Council. The new school  *New Head settles in - page 13
                                Three classes had been studying  should be ready for opening in
                               balloons and a short walk over to  September 1991.
                               the business park was an ideal way   Freshbrook councillor Bob
                               of seeing one close up. Ninety  Pixton, who has campaigned   Facechoice
                               children took their pencils, crayons  alongside residents with regard to
                               and paper with them and sketched  the siting of the school and the   Pharmacy
                               the giant inflatable tethered to the  inadequacy of its proposed size,   Freshbrook
                               ground,whilstNationalPower staff  said he was very pleased to see
                               were given short rides in theballoon  building works start. "After what   Village Centre
                               basket.                    seems like an eternity, it's good to   Tel: 870226
                               Pictured left: Linval Nicholson, Rekha  see the project underway. I'm sure   Opening Times:
                               Kumar and Neil Gatheram show their  many residents were bitterly dis-  Monday - Friday
                               drawings to balloon pilot Sean Byrne  appointed that the County Council   9am- 1pm
                                                          didn't keep their promise to open
                                                          the school in 1989 or the revised   215pm - 630pm
    Winning team                Friends of Freshbrook School   date of September 1990. It has   Tuesday
                                   Car Boot Sale
        looks for                Saturday 9 June 10a.m.   meant a lot of extra journeys for   9am- l pm; 2.15-5pm
                                                          many parents and children. But
                                                                                              Saturday
        sponsors               Freshbrook School Car Park   I'm pleased that constant nagging   9am- 12noon
                                Pitches: £4.' £5 on the day
                                                          by residents has got this project off
   Freshbrook School's boys football   Book on 872980 or 872450   the ground."
   team came out on top of in a West
   Swindon primary school's six  side   Footballers needed
   tournament played at the Link
   Centre on 17 May.            for Saturday Club             Do your finances need a
     Out of the six games played, they  An initial 8 week experiment to
   won three, drew the rest, and only  provide Saturday morning
   conceded one goal. Steven Shaw of  activities for children is going to be   work-out?
   TurnhamGreen was top scorer with  extend through the summer.
   5 goals to his credit.       Named FACES - Freshbrook     Money isn't everything - but it's important to have enough. For
     With a big win behind them, the  Adventure Club Every Saturday -   most of us, though, planning our finances
   team is looking for a sponsor who  the club caters for 6 to 12 year olds.   is too much like hard work.
   will help them out with a kit.  Up to 40 youngsters take part in
   Business people who can help  games, arts and crafts and work   That's where I can help. I can
   should contact the school.   with video cameras. The sessions   provide you with a personal
   Cup final celebrations, rear right to left  are supervised by volunteer parents   financial health check in the
   Craig Hat herall , Glyn Matthews, Blair  and a footballer is desperately   peace and comfort of your own
   Matthews, Dan John (captain), front  needed to run kickabout sessions.   home.
   Steven Shaw, Mark Cooper, Paul  Print makers with Greendown art
   Wojciak, Wayne McKenzie. Neil  teacher Sharon Deacon left, Emma   Fill in the coupon or
   Bridges wasn't available    Davey, Tunde Ojo, Sarah Cooksen,   telephone me on
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