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Be blown away at kite festival GOING TO ASCOT`?
Wroughton skies will be filled with kites and the odd rocket on 6 and 7 May at the 16th Swindon Kite Festival. NEED A HAT?
The event organised by Wroughton based White Horse Kite Flyers. in conjunction with the Science Museum,
attracts exhibitors from all over the UK, Germany and the USA. Then
As well as kite fly- The Southern Eng- Inside the hangar there will be call "`
ing displays, there land Rocket Flyers displays of miniature kites and h.,t for all occasior
Hatter
will be an opportu- will be displaying their Pearson Roller Kites, famous for The Maa
nity to see The Brit- amazing model col- being excellent to fly in light winds.
ish Buggy Club tear- lection in one of the If you're inspired to join the fly- in Haydon Wick
ing along the run- j hangars and firing ers. kite traders will be on hand to to see the large selection of
ways. These little ° rockets at intervals offer advice. Hats to HIRE!
buggies can reach throughouttheweek- The Science Museum exhibits
speeds over 40mph with the help end. Some of the large ones can will be on display and the whole (01793) 704005 or
of a very large kite and favourable reach heights in excess of 2.000 event is free of charge. 07710 298790
winds. feet. For details call David Robinson Make a personal appointment
on 07860 313681. to find just the right hat for you
Tie the knot on a train www.whkf.org.uk www.hirehats.co.uk
Rail enthusiasts Paul Jamie Lambeth and Brenda Elizabeth Hedges
were the first couple to wed on a 1 930's railway carriage at Swindon & You are cordially invited to attend...
Cricklade Heritage Railway in April.
They exchanged vows in the Norwegian Railways carriage which is the Marlborough Wedding Fayre
fixed on a permanent site and can hold up to 60 guests. After the photos
were taken, the wedding party boarded a train for the reception meal
and a trip along the line. At The Town Hall,
Spokesman Russell Wear said, "the day went very well indeed and
was a memorable occasion for all concerned. Swindon & Cricklade High Street, Marlborough
Railway now holds a license for weddings, naming ceremonies, civil Sunday 4th June, loam to 3.3Opm
partnerships and re-affirmation of vows. The unique venue offers the
opportunity for something out of the ordinary with pleasant views and a
large pond for photo opportunities and the chance to set off on FREE Admission
honeymoon in style on a steam hauled train."
20+ exhibitors • Be Inspired! ,
The newly refurbished 'Moonraker' dining train seats 64 and has a
buffet and bar. There are also facilities for outdoor events including a Further details from Caroline:
large marquee.
For more information contact catering manager John Ferris on 07855 01793 724473
320 842.