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NAWAB’S

• Fabrics
• Indian suits and saris
• Jewellery
• Haberdashery
• Tailoring and curtain
making service
www.nawabs.co.uk

Mon to Sat 10am to 4pm
And the show goes on at the Wyvern 25 Tennyson Street
SWINDON
Curious visitors keen to see the new look auditorium, were given tours of the newly revamped theatre on 22and and Tel: (01793) 611869

23 September while younger theatre-goers enjoyed a bouncy castle, live entertainment and face painting.

With the curtain up on the the Champion of the World before
new-look theatre, the Autumn it transfers to London’s West End.
programme began on 25 Septem- There is plenty for adults to
ber with a dramatic thriller, The smile about with a comedy line- HALLOWEEN
Business of Murder starring Todd up including Jethro and new talent
Carty, of Eastenders’ fame, fol- from Jongleurs. Girls Behind, fea- Friday 26 October
lowed by the children’s favourite, turing Maureen Nolan and penned 6.30pm - 8.45pm
The Gruffalo’s Child. by the writer of Girls Night, prom- Saturday 27 October
Children are well catered for ises laughter and tears and some 6pm - 8.45pm
this Autumn with Professor Bumm, knock-out anthems. Blunsdon
Whiff and Basil Brush to look for- The season will be rounded off Station TO PURTON TADPOLE LANE
ward to. There’s an opportunity to with a spectacular version of Cin- Tadpole Lane BLUNSDON SWINDON
Tel: 771615
STATION
see a quality production with the derella, starring Britt Ekland. A Trains: 11am-4pm B4553 NORTH A419
Birmingham Stage Company’s Wyvern manager Andy Hill wicked stepmother, two very ugly Cafe, shop and Junc 6 THAMESDOWN DRIVE
adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Danny
adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Danny with the Gruffalo and her child sisters, a dashing prince and a free parking PURTON ROAD MEAD WAY HAYDON
WICK
WEST
SWINDON
pinch of magic look set to make Licenced to carry out weddings
this one of the theatre’s most cap- and naming ceremonies
Tickets on sale for two tivating pantomimes. www.swindon-cricklade-railway.org
Mayoral events for good causes
Participants are invited to buy tickets for a quiz night and a concert articipants are invited to buy tickets for a quiz night and a concert
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to raise money for TWIGS, the Swindon Therapy Garden at Cheney
to raise money for TWIGS, the Swindon Therapy Garden at Cheney
Manor and Swindon Cares, which this year is supporting the Swindon
Manor and Swindon Cares, which this year is supporting the Swindon
Samaritans, the Broadgreen Breakfast Club and the Swindon Centre
Samaritans, the Broadgreen Breakfast Club and the Swindon Centre
for Multiple Sclerosis.
Quiz Night - Thursday 4 October, 7.30pm
Fletchers Restaurant, 62/64 Fleet Street, Swindon.
Teams of four are needed, or join up with other individuals on the night.
Teams of four are needed, or join up with other individuals on the night.
Tickets at £8.50 per person include a meal. To book call 617896.
Charity Concert: A Celebration Of Youth - Sunday 14 October, 7.30pm
Charity Concert: A Celebration Of Youth - Sunday 14 October, 7.30pm
Hilton Hotel, Great Western Way.
A showcase for young musicians in the town organised by Stephanie
A showcase for young musicians in the town organised by Stephanie
Exell and hosted by Geoff Walters, music teacher and chairman of the
Exell and hosted by Geoff Walters, music teacher and chairman of the
Swindon Music Festival. Tickets £7.50 (conc £5) from Wyvern Theatre
Swindon Music Festival. Tickets £7.50 (conc £5) from Wyvern Theatre
box offi ce, tel: 01793 524481

The Mayor’s charity fund was boosted by two packed houses at the Curry
Place restaurant in Rodbourne in August. Owner Mr Mahmod Ali presented
a cheque to the Mayor and Mayoress coun Michael and Sue Barnes.
• The Lalbagh restaurant in Rodbourne Road is a holding a mayoral fundraising
night on 15 October. To book a table, call Abdul Amin on 535511.

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