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Contended cows on show at organic farm
Well known local farmer Helen Browning opens Eastbrook Farm at Bishopstone, to the east of the town, to
the public on Saturday 23 September, 11am - 3pm.
She and her staff will conduct to view the organic crops and see Cows, pigs, sheep and poultry
tractor and trailer tours around the animals contendly munching in the are reared in humane conditions
1,300 acres below the Ridgeway pastures. and fed only organic foodstuff. She
will show off the state of the a rt
buildings where livestock are kept
in winter. Courses available at all levels,
With so much concern about the small informal groups, individual attention,
quality of food available in shops comprehensive manual, ce rtificated.
and animal welfare, this is an op- After course guidance and suppo rt.
po rtunity to visit one the country's FREE INFORMATION PACK
leading organic farms. Reiki Master/Teache r. Guild of
There's also a chance to dis- Complimentary Practitioners
cover the different taste of organi- F. J. Taylor, (01793) 848940
cally reared meat at a barbecue or 07775 932984 (mobile)
lunch in the farmhouse garden. Reiki treatments available for relief of
• Regular farmers markets are be- stress, pain, depression, low energy, etc.
ing planned for the town centre [email protected]
and in Old Town. See page 23 for www.traditional-school-of-reiki-heal ing.co.uk
dates.

- ^ ^ ^ ^ Arts to be
Chin ^- ^ ^' ^ ^x ..^Y'l QYICe
celebrated
Grants totalling £10,000 will be
made on 12 September at a 'Cel-
SOLUTION ebrating the Arts ' event when Swin
don's arts funding body relaunches x
Maintenance free
itself as Swindon Arts Community
UPVC fascia boards Foundation. 4 1
cladding & guttering Backed with money from the
town's largest companies, such as
Expertly fitted at DIY prices
Honda, EMI, Burmah Castrc I, Clarion
+ T and Reader's Visit this highly recommended restaurant besides Peatmoor
FREEl^l.l. + SI71^^ l.i
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T ^^ ^^^^1)(^SirA Digest, the Lagoon. The authentic Chinese pagoda houses the largest
foundation is Chinese restaurant in Britain with an extensive a la carte
keen to hear
Work it out for yourself menu specialising in Cantonese, Peking & Szechuan cuisine
from young
20'fasciaboardfitted £ 60
p e o p l e DISCO & KARAOKE NIGHTS
20'fascia & gutt &gifted £05 groups or
2
utter £205
20 'fasciasoffit, SATURDAY I st 16th & 29th SEPTEMBER
^
schools who
20' fascia & soffit £130 with evening meal & disco. Members £13. Non-Members £17
need help for rs
(prices correct at time of publica J
arts initiatives.
It could be Christmas menu available
rap, Rach- I
u Jti maninov, street dance and graffiti Now taking bookings
f U projects or brass bands. In the last _ _
L5 year, money has been made avail-
s able to Swindon Youth Opera, DIM SUMS & NEW MENU NOW AVAILABLE
Swind Asian youth dance, the
FREE PARKING
Swindon Festival of Literature, the CHINESE EXPERIENCE
For a free quote Fresh brook Peer Sex Eiucation OPEN 7 DAYS
AWEEK Mead Way, Peatmoor, West Swindon
Project and the West Swindon
.
(!1 i i'4's 4 Schools Shakespeare Festival. All macar Telephone 01793 877888 Fax 01793 873883
p
^red;t cards
If you have an artistic idea call & cheques accepted www.chinese -experience.co.uk
foundation director Rosa Matheson
e-mail: [email protected]
on 463197.