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28 The Link Magazine • November 2003
Cash for casual wear
Youngsters at Greenmeadow
School once again dressed
down in mid-October to raise
£220 on Jeans for Genes day.
Organising teacher Helen
Richmond said it was the fifth
year the school had taken part
in the appeal and the children
were always enthusiastic about
wearing their jeans to school.
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The mone raised funds for
research into genetic disorders.
Putting their best legs forward,
Ben Nash, Samantha Ostle,
Lauren Morgan, Daniel Hayes,
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Fame Karaoke Breakfasts for Breakthrough
Full English and Continentals were served up in Nine Elms by
competition ^&Wy supporters of Breakthrough Breast Cancer on 17 October.
Volunteers set about cooking up organic sausages and bacon, as well
every Sunday 66,, as free range eggs, donated by local suppliers Sandridge, Purton House
evening up to and Eastbrook Farms, as well as M&S, Sainsburys and Tesco. The
DeVere, Blunsdon House and Hilton Hotel also made donations.
finals night. Win £££'s Nearly 100 breakfasts were made and about 60 were delivered to
• Traditional food Brook Field School and several doctors surgeries closeby.
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The bicycle raised £100 in an auction towards the £5,000 total at the
annual ball organised at the Blunsdon House Hotel in aid of the NSPCC
We can design the conservatory you I Swindon branch on 4 October.
have always dreamed of in the comfort I From left, Swindon branch chairwoman Site Hooper takes delivery of the bike with
childminder Jackie Roberts, Rosaleen Healey, assistant manager of the Abbey Mead,
of your own home using the latest
Paul Clay, landlord, Hannah Brockie, pub worker, Sharon Thompson, landlady
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