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    ,ydiard House bursts into spring with flower displays                                  Swindon.
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    geous displays of fragrant flowering bulbs can be seen at Lydiard House during half term week Saturday
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    ebruary to Sunday 27 February when students from Swindon College depa rtment of creative studies
    orate the state rooms with floral arrangements.
    i years gone by flowers were                         Before the last war classes of
    ivated in the Lydiard green                         local school children walked sev-
    ses and walled gardens by the                       eral miles across the fields from
    ohn family's gardener Mr Hen ry                     Swindon to Lydiard just to see the
    e and his under-gardeners.                          snow drops. Many remember be-
    I those days visits to the house                    ing sent out well wrapped. Today  A beautiful keepsake of
    park were by private invitation                     visitors can soon warm up in the  your most memorable day
    n a permission granted basis.                       house, enjoy the perfumed dis-
    lay everyone is welcome to                          plays and the hot drinks and cakes  Also available for corsages,
    )y the the show.                                    on sale in a seasonal cafe in the  buttonholes, silk/ sugarcraft
    l                                                                              flowers and other floral tributes
    utside the woodlands will be                        main entrance hall.
    )eted with the locally famous                       Left: Hen ry Love, gardener to the  No pressing involved
    lard snow drops. It is a reward-                    fifth viscount Bolingbroke, at the  A unique service by Jan
   time to walk around the park.                        end of the 19th Century
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   Music at St Mary's Purton      Adult play by local drama group                              ^01_11_011tlffl v''
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   iturday 19 February, 7.30pm  Junction 16 Theatre Group presents 'Butley' by Simon Gray in the
   6, OAPs and under 16s £5,  Greendown School drama studio, on 3 and 4 February, 7.30pm.
         family £15           In Ben Butley Simon Gray has  Directed by Ken Kimber. the
   ,kets available from 770525,  created one of modern theatre's  demanding part of Butley is played  MOSSROM Nfts
        or on the door      great anti-heroes. A lecturer in Eng-  by Junction 16 regular Dave Hews.
                            lish, Butley is brilliant and witty, but  The play is unsuitable for chil-
     The Swindon Society    also lazy, irascible and self-destruc-  dren and contains strong language.  For all your
       Monthly meeting      tive. His career is going nowhere  Tickets for the play are priced £4
   dnesday 9 February, 7.30pm                                                       CROSS STITCH
                            and on this pa rticular day, his per-  or £3 concessions (including a
       Swindon in the       sonal and professional life begins  glass of wine) and are available on
   cond World War 1939-1945  to fall apart.            the door or in advance on 882378.  supplies
   de show by Brian Bridgeman                                                      ALSO
   ad Green Centre, Salisbury St.                                                    Tapestry & embroidery
   kdmission 50p, £1 (visitors)      Images of England unveiled
    tails from 872035 or 521408                                                      Picture framing service
                            The first photographs taken for the Images of England project are now
   High energy ceilidh at the  on display in The Gallery at the National Monuments Record Centre,  18 Apsley House Arcade
   ice House with the Bismarks  next to the Great Western Designer Village.
   Saturday 19 February, 8pm  The exhibition, 'Your Heritage on the Web' features a selection of  Wootton Bassett
    lendune Centre, Wroughton  images and is open from Wednesday to Sunday. 11am to 5pm. The  Tel: 01793 848855
    & £4, family tickets available  pictures can also be seen on the internet at www.imagesofengland.org.uk
   ,dvance booking on 641107
   am Dance with Hogshead              Time encapsulated
   ;aturday 4 March, 7.30pm
   Holy Trinity Church, Shaw
    Tickets available through  A time capsule containing                                    Made to
        local churches      photographs of the peo-
   (includes ploughmans supper  ple who created STEAM,                                (4' swags, & tails. '+11
        and soft drinks     Swindon's new railway                                      I All other valances,
       Under 16s: £2.50     heritage centre due to                                     R-blinds, London, etc.
                            open in May, was buried
                                                                                        Free measuring & quotations,;
                            at the end of 1999 in the
                                                                                         Full fitting service available
                            floor of the new museum.                                    Handmade footstools to order-
                            Steam curator Tim Bryan                                    Re-upholstery of dining chairs etc.
   perienced conductor wishes  with Swindon Council
    form a small chamber choir  leader Sue Bates in front
   S.A.T.B.), possibly meeting  of the newly installed
      during the daytime.   Swindon built engine 4073
                            Caerphilly Castle, a cen-
     Phone 01793 695235                                                             1 Apsley House Arcade. Wootton Bassett,
                            tral exhibit at STEAM
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