3or4-bed self-catering chaletsset in apeaceful andsecure25acre site near Corsham in the beautiful Wiltshire countryside.
purposes?T D
id youknow that the ServicesCotswoldCentreoffers shortterm accommodationfor Service personnel andtheir families andthe site canbeusedfor welfare, duty or leisure he Centre offers up to 60 centrallyheated, fullyfurnished,
Whetheryou have awelfare issueand need temporaryaccommodation andsupport,are betweenassignments, closetodischarge,recuperating from injury, orjust need abreak in the country, the Centre has everything youneedfor ashortterm stay at very reasonablerates.
Eachchalet includes aT freezer, beddingand towels.T
launderetteand storagefacilities. It isjust ashortwalkintoCorsham andIcan sayfrompersonalexperience that it makesanideal location foraconference, as there is alarge room availablewithworking Wi-Fi.
V, Freeview box, cutlery, crockery,refrigerator, he site also hasagym,games hall,
Finally, there arealsoexperiencedstaff abletohelpand advise on housing, benefitsand otherwelfare issues.Wewantour Service personnel andtheir families to make useofthis hiddengem, so please spread the word!
For more details and to access the booking form, please visit the
website at
gov.uk/government/publications/services-cotswold-centre or call the Services Cotswold Centre on 01225 810358.
Neston,Corsham,Wilts SN139TU
COT SWOLD CENTRE by Warrant Officer Phil Chadwick, RAF Community Support THESERVICES
Residential nursing care, rehabilitation, respite and award-winning end of life care for physically disabled ex-Service personnel and their families
We provide first-classcarefor veterans Specialist services include
physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and
socialand recreation activities
01903 213458
www.careforveterans.org.uk
CELEBRATING The Queen AlexandraHospital Home since1919
100 1919 -2019
YEARS OF CARE Care for Veterans
01903 213458
pauline.jones@
careforveterans.org.uk Registered Charity No. 1072334
SPRING 2019
raf-ff.org.uk
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