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London marathon to become Iron Man challenge CYCLe rePAIrS

in aid of Chernobyl children and families Free collection
Three Swindon fitness fanatics have set themselves the challenge of raising £5,000 for Chernobyl Children & delivery from
in Need by turning next year’s London marathon into a triathalon challenge. home or work
Dave Colford 42, Chris Len- for CCIN from Oakhurst, said, “it’s ★ Servicing & repairs
non 32 and Paul Bevis, 30, have brilliant what the guys are com- Over 25 yrs ★ New cycles
been accepted for the London mitting themselves to. The money experience ★ Parts & accessories
marathon on 22 April. But raised will allow us to do so much
to give it an extra dimension for children and families in Belarus.” Safety alert
they are going to treat it as an Sponsor the project at www. Bikes bought on the internet
Iron Man event by swimming justgiving.com/Dave-Chris-Paul or mail order must be serviced
2.4 miles at South Cerney fol- • Dave, Chris and Paul would like before being ridden. CALL NOW
lowed by a 112 mile bike race to hear from anybody who wants to
the day before. take part in the swim or cycle ele- fOr fAst, frieNdLy serviCe
Chernobyl Children in Need ment of the challenge. To take part Phil Mitchell: 874873 day or eve.
provides support to people mail: [email protected] or 07850 650956 (mobile)
in Belarus affected by the
Chernobyl nuclear disaster in
1986, particularly around the
village of Ozarichi. It arranges Iron Men Dave and Paul.
respite holidays for children in Chris was unavailable for the photo call
Wiltshire, away from the irradi-
ated zone, and funds community and Paul will be spent on purchas- Friday 25th November to
development projects. Money has ing 10 chickens for three families,
been spent on renovating school a cow each for three other families, Sunday 11th December
kitchens and toilets, and buying summer camp for three children in
livestock to improve family nutri- Belarus, and to bring three children
tion and give a source of income. to Swindon. Traditional wooden chalets offering a
The money raised by Dave, Chris Gin McGiffin, Swindon organiser
selection of handcrafted clothes, gifts and
School bonfires and fireworks toys, together with festive food and drink.
Oliver Tomkins Infant & Junior School: Wednesday 2 November, 6pm
Fireworks, with hot dogs and refreshments. Organised by Stars (Friends/ Switching on of the Christmas lights
Parents of the School) to help fund the extension between the two buildings. Cirencester Christmas Market
St Francis Church of England School: Thursday 3 November, gates Children’s lantern procession
5.30pm, fireworks 6.30pm
Fireworks plus hot dogs and drinks. Organised by FAITH, the PTA, for Performance podium showcasing
school funds. Tickets in advance £3 adult, £2 children, £10 family, on the
gate £3.50, £2.50 and £12. local talent
Catherine Wayte Primary School: Thursday 3 November, gates 6pm,
fireworks 7pm
Fireworks and hot refreshments including bacon rolls and hot dogs. £10
family ticket, £3 single. Organised by the PTA for school funds.
Haydon Wick Primary School: Thursday 3 November, gates 6pm,
fireworks 7pm
Fireworks, hot refreshments, glow sticks on sale. Organised by the PTA
for school funds. £3 each or two for £5 in advance, £4 on the gate.
Westlea Primary School: Friday 4 November, gates & barbecue
5.15pm, bonfire 6pm, fireworks 6.30pm
Refreshments including hot and cold drinks, jacket potatoes, burgers,
hot dogs, sweets. Organised by the Friends of Westlea for school funds.
Adults £5, child £3, family £14. Visit www.christmasincirencester.org.uk

SWINDON LIONS
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
& EDWARDS FUNFAIR

SATURDAY 5th NOVEMBER
Polo Ground, Marlborough Road, Swindon
Gates open 5.30pm • Firework display 7.15pm
Advance tickets
Adults £6.00; children/OAPs £4.00
Admission at the gates
Adults £8.00; children/OAPs £5.00
For more details go to www.swindonlions.org.uk

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