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Proprietor Paul Edwards, 18 years hairdressing in London Helping the North Swindon community
FRESHBROOK come together
/ VILLAGE CENTRE A new community development worker to help get new groups come
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w SWINDON together and provide existing ones with support has been appointed
on a part time basis in North Swindon to work out of Abbey Meads
01793 873217
Community Primary School.
Specialising in colours Roxanna Cox, right, has a back-
® l l Wedding hair & photos ground in voluntary community
ti (mobile if required) work, has been involved in the
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Children's hair parties representative on the Sure Start
Free consultations programme. Her particular inter-
YK Free parking est is environmental issues and she
Special rates for is one of the founder members of
senior citizens the Penhill Orchard project which
is cultivating an area of groun d
Open: Mon - Wed 9am - 6pm; Thurs 9am - 8pm; Fri 9am - 6pm; Sat 8am - 6pm
into productive use.
The title Community Education £
Development Worker gives church," she said. "I'd like to hear
Roxanna an open brief to work from people with ideas for new
with people organising ongoing groups and activities and also those
BUAC ^ ^ OUI c^? activities and also one off events, who are willing to coordinate their
like festivals. development."
BOUNCY CASTLES FOR HIRE "I'm meeting organisers of the Roxanna can be contacted at
Ideal for that special groups which meet at the school Abbey Meads Community Pri-
and also in other buildings like the mary School on 723239.
children's birthday party
Family parties Childminder wins new hairdo
School fetes Parents of children at Freshbrook's Rainbow Playgroup made a
special effort for this year's Easterbonnet competition as the top prize
Competitive rates was a cut and colour by Paul Edwards at HairWorks Salon at
Freshbrook Village Centre.
Friendly reliable service The collection of wild designs
and colour concoctions worn by
Call Tina on 01793-704297 or 07900-911282 the children made Paul's job of
choosing winners difficult, but he
selected the bonnet worn by Char-
lotte Rabey for the first prize.
-- THE .. .- _. The four year old was a winner
last year and was pictured in The
Link. Her mum Karen agreed that
if her design was selected again,
Charlotte's childminder Angela
Blake would receive the prize.
TOY "There were some great bonnets
little tikes which made it almost impossible
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to find a winner, especially when
CHILDREN'S
so many parents were there for the
hat parade," said Paul.
GARDEN PLAY Angela is the coach of Ferndale
Netball Club and said her new light
EQUIPMENT weight hair cut would give her
more speed around the court.
Above, the three winners with Paul
Edwards, Charlotte Rabey, Charlotte
Looking for attractive Bremner, front Tainsin Dunn.
Left,Angela and Paul and her new
timber modular
hairstyle
garden play
equipment this year? Take to the water for charity
The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is calling on big-hearted compa-
nies, clubs and groups in Swindon to splash out by taking part in the
Call us now for details of our popular swings, charity's annual Dragon Boat Race on Saturday 12 June at Coate
slides, climbing frames, play houses, Water Country Park.
Teams of ten paddlers and a drummer to beat the time will race
trampolines, go-karts and much more
against each other in 30 foot dragon boats with a professional
helmsperson to steer the course. No previous experience is necessary.
Tel: 01635 248683 Fax: 01635 247779
Last year the event raised over £5,000 to help the British Heart
www.activetoy.co.uk Foundation fund vital research, education, care and life-saving equip-
email:[email protected] ment in the Wiltshire area.
For entry details call Paul Bancroft on 01380 848 276.