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The Link Magazine • April 2005 47
Come forward to help Europe's most Ring around the Purton House
successful conservation movement clock. Make time to Church End
The National Trust is calling for volunteers to help with administra- make poverty history Purton, Swindon
tion and IT work in Swindon. Members of local branches of Tel: 01793 772287
Volunteers are required now at help the Trust to achieve its con- Amnesty International, Friends of
its current office at Kembrey Park servation goals." the Earth, Oxfam, World Devel-
and then at the new headquarters, Volunteers will also get the opment Movement and Swindon Call for details about our
Heelis, at Churchward. chance to be on the ground floor of Churches Together are asking Organic Box Scheme
Mark Crosby said people with the spectacular new HQ building readers to make a human ring
computer skills and experience are which opens this summer and is around the town centre Jubilee Vegetables • Fruit
needed to help with ambitious designed to be one of the most Clock to show the town's support Meat • Eggs
plans for protecting the environ- energy efficient offices inexistence. for Make Poverty History: Deliveries & drop off points
ment and historic buildings. "Vol- The Trust promotes a green in Swindon. Cirencester,
Saturday 9 April, 12 noon,
unteering with the National Trust travel policy and whilst there is no Wootton Bassett, Broad Hinton,
crossroads of Regent Street
is a'gift relationship,' so you won't free parking, travel and other out-
and The Parade. Marlborough, Wroughton
be subject to the restrictions and of-pocket costs will be reimbursed.
commitment of a paid job. On the To discuss volunteering oppor- Organisers are asking supporters www.ptn-ton-house.co.uk
other hand it offers the opportu- tunities contact the Volunteering to wear white and gather to the
nity to make new friends, enhance Team, The National Trust, Rowan North, South, East & West along
Regent Street and The Parade to
skills and employment prospects, House, Kembrey Park, Swindon
converge on the clock at noon.
boost your confidence, and make SN2 8YL. Call 0870 6095383 or
use of your spare time by doing mail: volunteers@national trust For more information call Steve
something enjoyable which will .org.uk or Barbara Aftelak on 536815 or:
[email protected] o^Evangol.
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Haydon plagued by fly tipping Tsunami Trawlerman help
Haydon Wick parish councillors The Trawlerman fish and chip m°e m s
are appealing to people living in shop at West Swindon Centre building with people
the area to stop dumping their would like to thank all who took Sunday services are at
refuse in public places across part in their National Chip Week I Oam & 6.30pm
Haydon and Abbey Meads. Asian Tsunami Appeal Day on 18
The picture shows rubbish col- February. For further information you can
either ring (01793) 873050;
lected from a short stretch of £376.77 was raised from the col- e-mail: [email protected]
Haydon brook running from The lection box, an hour's wage from or visit: www.freshbook.org
Brow, through open space land at each member of staff and ten per the gift of God is Eternal Life" I Romans 6 2$,
Cloverlands to Westfield Way. cent of the Trawlerman's takings.
Fly tipping is an offence and
where evidence is available, pros-
ecution will follow. To report inci- I*^ West Swindon & the
dents call the parish council on
722446 so that a Swindon Services Lydiards churches
clean up team can be sent in.
All Saints', Lydiard Millicent
Disorder problems to be discussed Holy Trinity, Shaw
The Haydon Wick Neighbourhood Safety Team (NeST) continues to
review the problems being faced by residents of the parish from St Mary's, Lydiard Tregoze
unruly youngsters rampaging around the area. Tooth ill Church; Westlea Church
At the February meeting, residents and representatives of the police,
parish council and the Swindon Council's Crime and Disorder Unit For details of our weekly
considered the graffiti and tagging that continues to afflict the area.
services please contact the
The next meeting takes place on Monday 23 April, 7pm, at the parish
For God loved the world Partnership Office on 770568
council offices in Thames Avenue. Residents, community representa-
so much that He gave
tives or anyone providing a local service is welcome to attend. partnershipoffice@btopenworld. com
His only Son.' John 3:16
Starting at Peatmoor Community Facilities
Aerobics for children
for 5 to 7s, Monday 11 April for 3 weeks, 4.30pm - 5.30pm
for 8 to 1 1 s, Tuesday 12 April for 3 weeks, 4.30pm - 5.30pm. £7.50
ClubBase (dance for all abilities). Thursday 14 April for 7 weeks. £14 Sunday Worship 10.30am
for 6 to 8s, 4pm - 4.45pm
Sunday School and Creche
for 9 to 11s. 4.45pm - 5.45 pm
Fencing. Friday 15 April for 7 weeks. £14 NSBC Meeting at Abbey Meads
Community School
- for 9 to 11 s. (school years 5 & 6)
Ballet.Tuesday 12 April. 2.45pm - 3.15pm for 7 weeks. £14
^THAMESDO`+VN oR^V
- for 3 to 4s
I / .„.... Abbe
Booking is essential Call Peatmoor School community office on Meads
t 9 Community
881613. Leave a message if unattended. Primary
School
Abbey
Lollipops Fun Club Easter activity • "'moo
Thursday 7 April, 1 0.30am - 1.30pm
Sing. dance, act and have fun, for children aged 5 to 10 years.
Cost £10. Call 881613 to book.