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viewers to be enchanted by business and industry in the town through inspiring images of people at work.
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media images reflecting the energy CHILDREN’S PAMPER
of over 100 firms in the Swindon area PARTIES
will be on display at the Brunel Centre Link magazine is one of the businesses
from 20 to 26 May, with signed, limited featured in the Working Beautifully
edition prints available to buy. exhibition. Nigel Hudson is pictured
at work in our untidy office
Commenting on Swindon’s suit-
ability for an art project of this kind a particular warmth and humanity.
Tim said: “Swindon has a demographic We wanted to put a bit of love back
blend that reflects the whole of the into the town, reflecting the skills and
country. It’s a hard-working town with enterprise that’s here.”
brains and brawn and resilience, and www.working-beautifully.co.uk
Mayor chooses image of Swindon Steak & Grill Night
A photograph taken at Peatmoor Lagoon has been chosen by the Mayor at The Old Boathouse pub
of Swindon Councillor Michael Bray to win a competition run by Swindon
Photographic Society. Visit the Old Boathouse next to the Four Pillars
He was presented with a every Friday after 6pm and as well as our normal
wide selection of pictures menu, chef is serving up some great grill options!
taken within 20 miles of Bookings advisable but not essential.
the town at the society For further details call us on 01285 864111
meeting on 28 March and or visit our website and Facebook page.
settled on a shot taken
in West Swindon by Jim
Bullock.
The mayor wasn’t aware
that his choice for the
runner-up images was a
family affair. Second place
went to Garry Henderson
from Haydon Wick and Jim receives his award. Photo: Richard Wintle www.
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Jodie, the club’s youngest member. Evening Advertiser chief photogra- Cotswold Water Park Four Pillars Hotel
Jodie spent a week on work place- pher who instigated the competition Lake 6, Spine Road East, South Cerney PILLARS
ment at The Link in 2011. for members of the Swindon Camera Gloucestershire GL7 5FP HOTELS
Jim was presented with the John Club.
Evans Cup, named after the former www.swindonphotosoc.org.uk
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