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PAUL SMALL Phoenix rises at village centre
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Construction on Dr Peter Swinyard's Phoenix practice got underway
, J.F.Ktd..^^ GAS & HEATING SERVICES on 25 May, with a completion date set for November, the fourth
BUILDING Servicing • Installation anniversary of setting up the practice in a temporary surgery in a
house at Deerhurst Way.
Breakdown
SERVICES • All gas appliances purpose-designed facility will in-
Built by Stoneform, the £400,000
Extensions, Alterations, & central heating clude two consulting rooms, a
• Landlord safety inspection treatment room, an office base for
Renovations
• Plumbing repairs attached health professionals,
All aspects of garden good disabled access and facili-
• Emergency call out
construction including fencing ties, an informal counselling room,
• British Gas trained and waiting room with separate
All general building work
• Corgi registered reception area and records store.
Tel: Mr J.F. Keenan The design allows for the addi-
Tel: 01793 828143 tion of further consulting rooms to
(01793) 727824 Mobile: 0378 913119 meet increasing demands from a
growing practice which currently
has some 4,000 patients.
Dr Swinyard provides a health check
Dr Peter Swinyard for the Stoneform digger with practice
manager Caryl Swinyard and partner
Dr Robert Forrester Dr Robert Forrester

PHOENIX SURGERY Keen kids cycle for Kosovo

Fifteen youngsters from Toothill School took part in the Great Swin-
Building work on our new permanent surge ry at Toothill don Cycle Ride at the end of May and raised nearly £1,000 for the
Village Centre has started and we are now able to Swindon Ocotal Link appeal and for the Kosovo refugee collection.
Three teachers and two parent helpers also covered the 35 mile
register new patients. We look forward to meeting you. circular route from Barbury Castle to Ashbury.
"I never realised that Swindon had so many hills," said parent Mick
All enquiries: (01793) 433211 Northway.
Teacher Martyn Cowell said Toothill was the only school to take part
Phoenix Surgery and congratulated those who did the ride. "It was a blazing hot day and
Deerhurst Way, Toothill Village Centre we had a good time. Thanks to all the fundraisers and their sponsors."
Good cause cyclists, front from left, Simon Huckville, Dave Kane, Paul
Lampard, Lee Mulholland. Middle, Paul Henley, Ross Mulholland, Nicholas
Latham, Jodie Moss, Vicky James, Scott Dee, Ryan Northway. Rear, Tessa
Dean, Martyn Cowell, Mick Northway, Karen Walcott

Kosovo collection carries on

Although the war in Kosovo is over, the refugee needs continue. The
volunteers of Upper Stratton Baptist Church are stills collecting and
transporting donations of clothing and food.
Church elder Chris Butcher says, "although the media focus has
moved into Kosovo, there are several hundred thousand refugees still
in camps in Albania. Their needs are as great as ever and we will
continue to collect clothing, underwear, toiletries, sanitary items,
bedding, dried and tinned foods. Winter is just four months away and
we are now collecting warm clothing.
He also appealed for cash to cover transportation costs. Over 130
tons has been sent from Swindon since early April. A seventh truck
load will depart in early July.
The church in Green Road is open Monday to Friday, 5pm to 9pm.
The most up to date information can be read
www.usbc.freeserve.co.uk/refugee.htm