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The Link Magazine • December 2002 5
      Taw-Ny Owl is airborne as brewery starts digging                                    VACANCY
   The residents of Taw Hill will soon have a new meeting place, when Arkell's Brewery opens The Taw-
   Ny Owl, next year.                                                                    Community
     The pub comes about after a resi-                                                  Development
   dent's campaign to secure a site                                                         Worker
   originally designated for commer-
   cial use on Queen Elizabeth Drive                                                       required for
   next to the entrance to the devel-                                                  Abbey Meads area
   opment, after the land owners ap-
   plied to build flats on it.                                                            Substantial flexible
     The plans have been drawn in                                                          part time hours at
   close liaison with the Burghley                                                        national salary scale
   Park residents' association. In ad-                                                    Training and project
   dition to the usual pub features, a
   function room is to be included for                                                     support provided
   community meetings, social events                                                       For details contact
   and private hire. There will also be                                                 Rachel Smith on 705617
   four letting rooms on the first floor.
     James Arkell commented, "the
   residents at Taw Hill have been so
   supportive of the new pub. Were
   looking forward to a long and posi-  Janies Arkell 't, to work in the JCB as 4 year old Alexandra Edwards swings  v Supply & fitting of quality
   tive relationship with them."  the bottle of champagne woitb help from dad Mark Edwards and George Arkell  standard size joinery items
     Residents Association chairman,
   Mark Edwards, who led the cam-  Suspense for community association                 v One-off individual items handmade
                                                                                        by skilled craftsman at our workshc
   paign for a pub, said that the range
   of facilities in the area was grow-  The few members of the Abbey Meads Community Association who  v Flat packs assembled
   ing. "We're delighted that Arkell's  attended the re-convened Annual General Meeting on 13 November  • Doors and windows, mouldings.
   have started work. Having lived  decided to suspend the body until the Spring.       cabinets, shelving and staircases
   in Taw Hill for over three years, it  The meeting was originally due to be held on 11 September but had  • Fitted kitchens & bedrooms
   is great to see the area develop a  to be postponed since insufficient members turned up to form a  Please ask for items not listed
   community feel which can only be  quorum. On 13 November, there were too few members present to elect  Surveyed quotations, not estimates
   enhanced by a pub, as well as the  key officers so there was little alternative to suspension.  Unit 10, Oaklands Industrial Estai
   nearby village centre which is also  A meeting will be held on 9 April 2003, when it is hoped that interest  Bravdon. Nr Swindon SN5 OAN
   planned."                  will have been rekindled. The Abbey Chat newsletter will continue to
     Arkell's aim to open The Taw- be published bi-monthly. Enquiries should be made to Mike Warr on
   Ny Owl in the Autumn next year.  349029.



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                                                           Sunday 22nd December
                                                           Family Christmas Service              10:30am
                                                           Sing traditional carols and hear the Sunday School
                NSBC                                       children present The Innkeeper."        4:30pm
                                                           Family Carol Service
                                                           Renew your hope through carol singing,
                                                           Bible readings & the true meaning of Christmas.

                                                           Services held at Greenmeadow Primary School
                                                           located on Pen Close in Greenmeadow.
                                                           Refreshments will follow both services.

                                                           Wednesday 25th December
                                                           Christmas Day Service                 10:30am
                                                           The Christmas Day Service will be held at
                                                           Abbey Meads Community Primary School.
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