22 Billericay Extra, July 2010


PuzzlePuzzle Time


ACROSS


3. Truce (9) 8. Uproar (4) 9. Competitor (9) 10.Habit (6) 11.Concise (5) 14.Cleanse (5) 15.Speed (4) 16.Pulsate (5) 18.Money (4) 20.Assault (5) 21.Nominated (5) 24.Deadly (6) 25.Involved in darkness (9) 26.Debatable (4) 27.Profane (9)


DOWN


1. Steepcliff(9) 2. Compel (9) 4. Space(4) 5. Bury (5) 6. Offer(6) 7. Munch(4) 9. Desire (5) 11.Stripped (5) 12.Lie (9) 13.Air (9) 17.Wearied (5) 19.Indigenous (6) 22.Anaesthetic (5) 23.Measure(4) 24.Loaned (4)


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and efficient service. The family run firm, which was established in 2005 and is based in Billericay,operates locally and in all surrounding areas such as Stock, Ramsden, Mountnessing and other local towns. It prides itself on offering all of its customers asafe, efficient and professional service. Swift Cars uses the latest tech- nology including advanced track- ing system and customer ring back service. It operates a24-hour service and


can deal with all its customers transport needs thanks to its wide


AXI company Swift Cars pro- vides residents and local businesses with afriendly


range of vehicles, from saloon cars to eight-seater mini buses. Its drivers arewidely experienced


and have anumber of vehicles fully equipped for wheelchair access -just ask one of their team of friendly advisers for details. Each of Swift Cars’ drivers is licensed through Basildon District Council and undertakes aknowl- edge exam. They arealso CRB checked by the police regularly. Its drivers arealso expected to maintain the standards that the company wants its customers to experience every time they use Swift Cars. For moreinformation, call Swift Cars on 01277 757473.


Across: 3Armistice; 8Riot; 9Contender; 10 Custom; 11 Brief; 14 Purge; 15 Rate; 16


SOLUTIONS


Throb; 18 Coin; 20 Onset; 21 Named; 24 Lethal; 25 Benighted; 26 Moot; 27 Desecrate. Down: 1Precipice; 2Constrain; 4Room; 5


Inter; 6Tender; 7Chew; 9Covet; 11 Bared; 12 Falsehood; 13 Ventilate; 17 Bored; 19 Native; 22 Ether; 23 Mete; 24 Lent.


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