Stonebridge Garage
Stonebridge Lane Oswaldtwistle BB5 3BW
“WE TRIED IT” “WE LIKED IT”
TEL:
01254 237379
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Contact Gary on 07713 351121 or our office on 01254 882100 Email:
info@thelocalherald.co.uk Website:
www.thelocalherald.co.uk
That’ll be the summer then! It’s time to batten down the hatches for a long hard winter. But hang on a minute, what’s the Local Herald’s favourite song ? “Always look on the bright side of life.” And as Billy Connolly says; “There’s no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothes.” So, we at the Herald are keen to help you through the winter with some outstanding and hilarious content. With the rain and sleet lashing it down outside, what better than to sit in front of a warm fire, reading top quality jokes to each other, while sipping on an exotic cocktail. Well, OK, forget the top quality jokes, but the cocktails sound good, so we’ve got some in our mystery pub quiz. Laura’s new column seems to be quite popular on the allotment scene. See “Lost On The Plot,” page 24. We have our traditional tribute to all our heroes for Remembrance Day. We also have some information on the work of the Royal British Legion and we’ve got some amazing stories of our servicemen from some past conflicts. See “Lest We Forget” on page 11. Can you believe we are on the Countdown To Christmas, so we have a section with some stuff on pages 8 & 9 you might need over the Festive Season. Plus we still have room for what the Local Herald is famous for – LPP That’s Laughs Per Page. Enjoy.
Proofreading. We have started proofreading the Local Herald before we go to print just to make sure we don’t any words out.
Howarth Timber & Building Supplies.
Old Railway Yard, Market Street, Church, Accrington. BB5 0DN
T: 01254 380500 F: 01254 380501
E:
sales.accrington@
howarth-timber.co.uk Visit our website:
www.howarth-timber.co.uk Disability
Scooters on display courtesy of
Millercare
Oswaldtwistle. Specialist Advice regarding adapted Mobility Vehicles.
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