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WatchBattery UK - List of batteries provided, order form, contact details and customer feedback.
Brunel Shopping Centre - News, upcoming events, location, opening hours and list of retailers.
Greenbridge Park - News and information about retail and leisure park on the outskirts of town.
Folding Caravan Centre - New and used caravan sales as well as information on caravan dealers and caravanning throughout the UK.
Licquorice Heaven - Description and background to licquorice, and various varieties of sweet for sale online.
Mugshot Gifts - A range of products (mugs, t-shirts, mousemats) which can be personalised with a message or photo. Includes contact details and order form.
Discount Framing Centre - Offers ready made picture frames and mirrors plus prints and framing accessories.
VIP Cakes - Special occasion cakes. Information about the company and some of the cakes produced with price guide.
Giant Party Shop - Details of gift ideas, fancy dress costumes and giant greetings cards for parties and other occasions.
Past and Present - Supplies suites, kitchen and bedroom furniture. Pictures of the products and contact information.
Mitchell Cycles - Sales, repairs, parts and accessories. Brief description of services offered, map and contact request form.
LeFay - Essential oils, incense and burners, bath and body products, and candles. Online purchasing available.
West Swindon Shopping Centre - Includes list of stores.
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