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Toothill tunes bring community together for Nepal
       Teenagers tend not to dance to   ees at Toothill Community Centre   everything from bingo, raffles and
       classic songs such as the Lambeth   for a tea dance on Thursday 28 May.  music from yesteryear entertaining
       Walk and the Hokey Cokey, but   An afternoon of music was en-  all ages.
       that’s exactly what greeted attend-  joyed by residents of Toothill, with   Organised and run by a group
                                                              from The Prince’s Trust Inner Flame
                                                              project, the tea dance managed
                                                              to raise £56.82 for the Nepal     Saturday 11 July
                                                              earthquake, with raffle prizes on   Highworth Town Football Club
                                                              offer from onesies to slippers.  in aid of Prospect Hospice
                                                               Gail Light, West Swindon Locali-  and Highworth Junior FC
                                                              ties facilitator, said: “Afternoons   Dr and The Medics to headline;
                                                              like these not only help reduce   lots of local bands
                                                              isolation but the exercise improves   Tickets: £12 adults; £10 16-18s; £8 11-15s;
                                                              general well-being and increases   Family (2 adults, 2 children) £36.
                                                                                                 Under 11s free
                                                              energy levels.”             Sponsored by Excalibur Communications
                                                               The oldest tea dance reveller   www.wrdeup.org.uk
                                                              was 99-year-old Jean Carey who
                                                              danced the afternoon away.
                                                               Following the success of this   FOSSE DOGOTEL & CATTERY
                                                              event a regular music afternoon   CRICKLADE ROAD, CIRENCESTER
                                                              now takes place on the last       NOW OFFERS
                                                              Thursday of each month with a £2   DOGGY DAY CARE !!
                                                              entry cost and small charge for the   AS WELL AS OUR USUAL FACILITIES
                                                              raffle and bingo.
                                                               Volunteers can contact Gail Light
       Having a good time at Toothill Community Centre
                                                              on 01793 466223.

       Wildlife campaigner keen to talk about foundation’s work
                                                              West Swindon based ambassador
                                                              for the David Shepherd Wildlife
                                                              Foundation (DSWF) Amanda Butler
                                                              is spreading knowledge about the   01285 860200
                                                              work of the foundation set up by   [email protected]
                                                              the world famous artist.    www.fossedogotelandcattery.co.uk
                                                               She welcomes invitations to visit
                                                              schools, community organisations   Janet’s
                                                              and businesses to raise awareness
                                                              and gain financial support for   Puppy
                                                              wildlife conservation.     Skool
                                                               Amanda will be promoting the
                                                              work of the charity in the Brunel   Have fun teaching your dog
                                                                                          good manners and behaviour
                                                              Centre on Saturday 18 July.  at one of our friendly classes
                                                               She’s also inviting wildlife   3 Playskool class for puppies
                                                              supporters to a Really Wild Garden   3 Adult beginners/improvers
                                                              Party at her home in Peatmoor on   3 Senior Skool/advanced classes
       Right, Amanda gave a talk about the wildlife foundation at Brook Field   Sunday 12 July where there will   3 One to one advice & training
                                                                                          3 Fun agility workshops
       Primary School, Shaw where she received a £100 donation  be tea and cakes and an outdoor
                                                              showing of The Lion King. For a   www.janetspuppyskool.co.uk
                                                              ticket mail Amanda: ambassa-    APDT Member (01066)
       Say hi to guide dogs                                   [email protected]       Janet Garrett DipCABT (QCF-Level 4)
       Swindon Guide Dogs for the Blind will be holding stalls on:   For details of her activities see   Tel: 01793 727158
                                                              Facebook: DSWF supporters   [email protected]
       Saturday 4 July, 12noon to 6pm: Stratton Festival at Grange Leisure
       Centre.
       Saturday 4 July, from 10am: Swindon Fire Station Open Day at Drove Road,
       Swindon.
       Sunday 5 July, 10am to 4pm: Lydiard Bark Dog Show, Lydiard Park, run by
       Eastcott Vets in aid of Swindon Guide Dogs                       Pet Boarding, Dog Day Care and shop
       Best paws forward                                                 supplying Quality Food, Toys and Equipment

       A sponsored dog walk in aid of Cancer Research UK takes place on Sunday
       12 July, 11am, at Coate Water Country Park.
        There will be a choice of routes to suit all abilities and each dog will
       receive a commemorative bandana, bag of doggy treats and a certificate to
       mark their achievement.
        Owners will be given a free entry into a prize draw to win a pet portrait.  We at Barkimber have a strong passion for the welfare and happiness of all our guests
        Entry is £10 per dog. Register in advance at: www.bit.ly/LPbestpawsor or   and we believe that their holiday should be at least as much fun as yours!
       register on the day from 10.15am.                         Barkimber Pet Care, 7 Packhorse Lane, Purton, Swindon, Wiltshire SN5 4HU
        For details contact Sarah Blackmore-Heal on 07973 391894.    Tel: 01793 771285 • E:mail: [email protected]
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