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TF'f No. 266 • July 2004 • Circulation 23.000

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Across the generations, Don Lea one of the original After years of consultation, delay and decision Mea05
residents of Toothill with his daughter Tracey, who making, Swindon Council has selected the diard Peatmeer
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the school now. Jennifer. 9, Matthew, 7, and Callum, Hreod Parkway. Headteacher Andrew Fleet is
3, who is in the nursery. Story on page 2 pictured above with the model. See page 14

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