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List of Payphone Callboxes Which BT Propose to Remove List of payphone callboxes which BT propose to remove Telephone Address Number of Ward Parish number calls in last 12 months 01793 705465 PCO Blunsdon Hill, Blunsdon SN26 1 Blunsdon & Blunsdon St 8BY Highworth Andrew 01793 705466 PCO High Street, Blunsdon SN26 7AE 1 Blunsdon & Blunsdon St Highworth Andrew 01793 521277 PCO Wills Avenue SN1 2PZ 0 Central none 01793 521111 PCO St Paul’s Drive SN3 5BY 63 Covingham & Dorcan Covingham 01793 534961 PCO Conan Doyle Walk SN3 6JD 101 Covingham & Dorcan none 01793 535044 PCO The Drive SN3 3RR 149 Covingham & Dorcan Nythe 01793 831663 PCO Sywell Road SN3 4BG 0 Covingham & Dorcan Stratton St Margaret 01793 430826 PCO Sunnyside Avenue SN1 4ND 68 Eastcott none 01793 523686 Junction Northern Road/Beech 10 Gorsehill & Pinehurst none Avenue SN2 1JX 01793 523337 PCO Thames Avenue SN25 3NW 4 Haydon Wick Haydon Wick 01793 705060 PCO Bryony Way SN2 2SJ 30 Haydon Wick Haydon Wick 01793 705449 PCO Churchfield SN25 1HY 3 Haydon Wick Haydon Wick 01793 740226 PCO Ladysmith Road SN4 0JH 2 Lawn & Chiseldon Chiseldon 01793 740235 PCO Strouds Hill SN4 0NH 0 Lawn & Chiseldon Chiseldon 01793 740448 PCO Castle View Road, Chiseldon 5 Lawn & Chiseldon Chiseldon SN4 0NU 01793 845072 PCO Burderop Park SN4 0QD 0 Lawn & Chiseldon Chiseldon 01793 534511 PCO Guildford Avenue SN3 1JE 0 Lawn & Chiseldon none 01793 430824 PCO Downs View Rd SN3 1NT 0 Lawns none 01793 430834 PCO Islandsmead SN3 3TG 1 Liden, Eldene & Park none South 01793 522663 Whitbourne Avenue SN3 2LR 9 Liden, Eldene & Park none South 01793 534266 PCO Bevisland SN3 6AL 0 Liden, Eldene & Park none South 01793 536550 PCO Rushton Road SN3 2DB 0 Liden, Eldene & Park none South 01793 480653 PCO Gainsborough Way, Freshbrook 0 Lydiard & none SN5 8PZ Freshbrook 01793 874922 PCO Sudeley Way, Grange Park SN5 133 Lydiard & none 6EA Freshbrook 01793 886128 PCO Village Centre, Freshbrook SN5 54 Lydiard & none 8LY Freshbrook 01793 870100 PCO Westlea Drive, Westlea SN5 2 Mannington & none 7AN Western 01793 522343 PCO Okus Road SN1 4JH 8 Old Town none 01793 824620 PCO Ruskin Avenue SN2 7NB 48 Penhill & Upper Stratton St Stratton Margaret 01793 705464 PCO Braydon Court SN2 5DZ 320 Penill & Upper none Stratton 01793 831680 PCO Ridgeway Road SN2 7RX 30 Penill & Upper Stratton St Stratton Margaret 01793 790468 Post Office, Hinton Parva SN4 0DW 1 Ridgeway Bishopstone 01793 790488 PCO Bishopstone SN6 8PW 0 Ridgeway Bishopstone 01793 740211 PCO Badbury SN4 0EU 0 Ridgeway Chiseldon 01793 430845 Coatewater, Marlborough Road SN3 3 Ridgeway Liddington 1QT 01793 534975 Junction North Star Avenue & 0 Rodbourne Cheney none Ferndale Road SN2 1DE 01793 536111 PCO Cheney Manor Road SN2 2PF 26 Rodbourne Cheney none 01793 872092 Halifax Building Society, West 736 Shaw none Swindon District Centre, Westlea SN5 7BL 01793 875676 PCO Ramleaze Drive, Shaw SN5 5PY 238 Shaw none 01793 886351 PCO Cartwright Drive, Shaw SN5 5SB 25 Shaw none 01793 831668 PCO Greenfields, South Marston SN3 10 St Margaret & South South Marston 4SQ Marston 01793 831677 PCO Briery Close SN3 4PA 0 St Margaret & South Stratton St Marston Margaret 01793 536555 PCO Welcombe Avenue SN3 2QW 31 Walcot & Park North none 01793 845074 Science Museum Offices, Wroughton 0 Wroughton & Wroughton Airfield SN4 0QY Wichelstowe 01793 845081 PCO Elcombe Avenue, Wroughton 3 Wroughton & Wroughton SN4 9EL Wichelstowe .
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