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Public Notices id-up


at on the stop line 1


ge and he went for- on amber, as he was


the lights began to


led to do. There had no reason why the


ile was ordered to •osts totalling £60.64.


r driver should not seen him.


1BERS of Clitheroe iil Guild heard a talk :he work of the imatism and Arthritis oil bv regional organ- Mr 'Peter Downs at annual meeting. ? group is to nold a i evening in aid of louncil on June 19th, Claremont Avenue,


: Wilkinson; secret- Mrs Margaret Snow- treasurer, Mrs Jean


y.


eroe, the home of (ean Bailey, nibers re-elected' : Chairman, Mrs


raret Garnett, Mrs e Winning, Mrs Mar- Whalley, Mrs Pat


mmittee members: Ruth Mundy, Mrs


■ring. ree new members elected: Mrs Barba-


(eadows, Miss Mary inson and Mrs Ada r.


THE LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (BASHALL ZONE) (PROHIBITION OF HEAVY


COMMERCIAL VEHICLES) ORDER 19


Notice is hereby given that the Lancashire County Coun­ cil propose to make an Order unaer Section 1 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1967, as amended and by Section 1 of the Heavy Commercial Vehicles (Controls and Regu­ lations) Act, 1973, the effect of which will be that no person shall cause any heavy commercial vehicle the unla­ den weight of which exceeds 3 tons, to proceed, except for certain exemptions whicn are set out in the Order, on any of the roads within the bound­ ary of the Bashall Zone formed by the lengths of road and other lines specified in the Schedule to this Notice. Any length of road forming part of the boundary will not


be the subject of this restric­ tion. A copy of the draft Order and


Plan showing the lengths ot road affected and a copy of the County Council's State­


ment of Reasons tor propos­ ing to make the Order may be inspected at the following points during normal office hours until the 30lh May, 1980:— (a) Ribble Valley Borough Council, The Castle, Clitheroe.


(b) Lancashire County Coun­ cil, County Hall, Preston (Chief Executive's Depart­ ment)


/ former Guides who to join the group will lcome.


' enrolling member 't Paul’s Mothers’ is Mrs Florence of Fort Street,


roe. She was com- ined during a corpo- communion service, was held before the annual meeting in l’s parish hall,


s Guy was intro- by Mrs C. Holt,


ey Deanery Presid- ember. Retiring En- member Mrs Doris


■•as elected secretary ce of- Mrs E. Wood, is stepping down. ' o x was thanked by dear, the Rev. A. ill, and was pre- 1 with a spray of by members. Tre- fiiiss M. Trimby


e-elected.


mtation dance at Cal- tones Ballroom a


RD winners in the eroe and Whalley nen’s Darts League )e stepping up to re- their trophies at a


■ tomorrow, teams and individual hon-


tre to be handed out and tt the presentations will on Brewerv representa- r D. Whitham. evening starts at S p.m. ■Lets are £1 each.


BERS of Clitheroe ng Society entered a of 447 birds in the


the


e from St a first 'of the


n. t home was H. Chat-


velocity 1134.37, followed I.ofthnuse -(1130.07) Mr


rs Cottam (1127.2'J). H. (1123.9!)), K. Chew


>), G. Cowperthwaite 1), Norerove and Parker


"), A. Parker (1106.45), (1100.81), K. Croft


',). (1091.82), p. Eccles i.


:: B 4, Station Hotel A lden A 5 Crabtree’s A 4. »n Two: Station Hotel B Office B 4: Catholic


on’s handicap divisional knockout a re : F i r s t Division One. Post A 8, Catholic YCA 1;


l.TS of matches in the Table Tennis As-


tation night at the Star- Hotel, Clitheroe, on


. Crabtree's B 8. association will hold its


Market Place.


y, May 14th. Tickets available from Crab-


your coordinates ijobodycaij.


E w can’t coordinate


Triad?


Arc you aware o f the co ordinated look front Sanderson To tile uninitiated i t ’s a range o f fabrics, bedcovers, blinds A


and wallpapers that all ‘go together’ , looking really attractive. Well it can look even more attractive at


Lcdgard & Wynn, as we are o f fering our Triad fabrics from


only £1.50 a metre. This low price docs nol mean low service (hough,


as always our expert staff will be more than pleased to offer help and advice should you need it. Not only can you get the whole


Triad package from us, but also our own workroom enables us to offer a complete and personal soft furnishing service, including loose covers, pelmets and curtains from any quality fabrics.


Skipton. Tel. 5521 Open Monday, April 5th .


Closed Tuesdays all day


Free delivery wilhin ; mosi of Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria.


A . Sapdci'kop Triad 'V - V-W-4- -►'■a-*.,V.--* v'viA V . - V - ►


Ledgard&Wynn Ltd Craven Court, High Street


Personal Services L O O S E C O V E R S ,


mad e in c u s t o m e r s o w n m a t e r i a l , e s t ima t e s f re e . — Te l . P a d i h am 7 6 1 6 8 .


TAN FANTAST IC a t /H e a d - w a y . — T e l . B u r n l e y 2 1 9 1 0 .


t a i l o r 332097 Business Services


VIDEO PR ODU C T ION sur vice t o i n d u s t r y . S a l e s , t r a i n i n g , e x h i b i t i o n s ,


B r i t a n n i c B u i l d i n g , H n r g r e a v e s S t r e e t . B u r n l e y . Te l . 5 2 5 2 1 .


JAM 05


A N S A F O N E to r e n t f rom £ 1 . 5 0 p e r we ek . — Tel .


A n s n f o n e L t d . 0 6 1 - 8 7 2 7 6 1 1 .


j r 7<*o-i


d u s t r i a l r e l a t io n s , m e t h o d s tu d y . — D. E. Hin e s Ltd . ,


in ­


Objections to the proposal, giving grounds for objection, must be sent in writing to the undersigned (quoting refer­ ence 71/IJ) by 30th May, 1980.


Chief Executive/Clerk


Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, Preston, PR1 8XJ


SCHEDULE


DESCRIPTION OF THE BASHALL ZONE BOUND­ ARY IN TH E R IB B L E VALLEY BOROUGH


1. The River Ribble from


Brunaerley Bridge to Edis- ford Bridge;


2. the Class II Road B.6243 from Edistord Bridge to its junction with Class III Road C.573 near Edisford Bridge Farm;


3.


from its junction with B.6243 near Edisford Bridge Farm to its junction with C.571 south west of Bashall Town;


4. the Class III Road C.571 northwards from its south­ erly junction with C.573 south west of Bashall Town to its northerly junc­ tion with C.573 west ot Bashall Town;


5. the Class III Road C.573 from, near Bashall Town via Bashall Eaves to its junction with Unclassified Road B.Y3 at Cow Ark;


6. the Unclassified Road B.Y3 from Cow Ark via the Roman Road and Fouls- cales Bridge to its junction with B.6478 near Hill House;'


7. the Class II Road B.6478 from near Hill House via Newton Fells and Wad- dington to Brungerley Bridge.


CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE The Proprietors reserve the right to decline any


' the Class 111 Road C.573


Advertisement without reason stated. All Advertisements are accepted subject to approv­


al. Publication is not guaranteed on any particular day. Communications referring to former Advertisements


should give description and date of insertion and copy of Advertisement.


While every care is taken the Proprietors accept no responsibility for omission or mistakes.


CLITHEROE TOWN COUNCIL MAYOR’S SUNDAY, MAY 11th, 1980


The Worshipful ihe Mayor-Elect, Councillor Leo Wells, prop­ oses to attend Mass at St Michael and St John's Catholic Church, Lowergate, Clitheroe, on Sunday morning. May 11th Mass commences at 11 a.mi


Details ol the arrangements will be published later.


Mayor's Parlour,: Church Street, Clitheroe.


Note (Not forming part ol the SCHEDULE)


The above mentioned roads are outside the Zone and are not restricted.


Catering


BUFFET CATERING fo r all occasions


Menus available on request PHONE


CLITHEROE 24645


For details of fast, economical advertising


RING


BURNLEY 22331 where a friendly adviser will


For the best coverage in the area advertise in


ADVERTISER & TIMES Come and enjoy


YOUR LOCAL PAPER CLITHEROE


Greenall and Whitney's CHAMPIONSHIP


BAND


CONCERT at Accrington Town Hall


on SATURDAY, APRIL 26th at 7-30 p.m.


In aid of Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary


TICKETS £1 and 60p CAP’S Available at the door or


Bleakholt Shop, Accrington.


BU R N LE Y 23439


I C a K E C A R f e |


‘BAILEY'S’ PLEASE Est. 1870. B.A.R. member


MOVE WITH EASE


Local, long distance and office removals, storage and shipping. Free estimates, contact:


BAILEYS (keep moving) LIMITED


TEL. BURNLEY 27050 anytime


STUBBS, Mo v in g . S t o r i n g . — C e d a r S t r e e t , Bl a c k b u rn . Te l . 5 7 1 2 2 .


s 16i 29


S M A L L R EM O V A L S , £ 3 h o u r , £ 2 m in imum . Te l . 6 9 2 3 1 1 .


ijb4so v 20J7JO-


HE LMS REMO VA L S . Ex p e r t f u r n i t u r e r emo v a l s t o a l l p a r t s o f th e c o u n t r y . — Te l . Wh a l ley 3 2 6 6 a f t e r 6 p .m .


anchor inn g a r g r a v e ,


NEAR SKIPTON. EXPERIENCED FULL TIME


WAITER/WAITRESS .FULLTIME


BARMAN/BARMAID


rGQuirsd for summer season May to October.


Live in, or out. Telephone:


GARGRAVE 666 PERSON


required for alterations


Hours by arrangement, also


HAND FINISHER required part-time 12 hours by arrangement


JOHNSON’S CLEANERS


Tel. Clitheroe 24451 34736 WHY DISPOSE OF YOUR


OLD FASHIONED FUR COAT WE OFFER A SERVICE IN RENOVATION,


.... RESTYLING, RELINING AND CLEANING


Personal advice ottered. Free estimates without o b lig a t io n •


Collection and delivery arranged. Local safe,and reliable service.


Write to us (NO STAMP REQUIRED) at: FUR RENOVATORS


,


FREE POST, NELSON, LANCASHIRE BB9 5BR - or phone Nelson 62858, Colne 866671 a52S2


CUTTERS EXPERIENCED


MACHINISTS


Apply: Mr J. BROWN, at above address TELEPHONE: CLITHEROE 24525


BURNLEY CRICKET CLUB


TURF MOOR, BURNLEY SEEK '


to work under supervision. Applications to: I rM . Wlndlc


GROUNDSMAN OR GENERAL LABOURER/ HANDYMAN


3 WALVERDEN ROAD,


BRIERCLIFFE, BURNLEY or telephone 29960,.' after 5-30 p.m.


Employment Consu tant^ LEDGER CLERK


ACCOUNTANT Nelson. £2,800


COMPUTER SUPERVISOR Burnley. £6,500 plus car


Clitheroe. £ neg.


ACCOUNTS CLERK......... Todmorden. £3,000 plus PRODUCTION MANAGER Colne.£6,000plus INTERNAL SALES REP.


Burnley. £3,000 plus The above positions are open lo men and women.


For further details on any position, temporary or permanent, phone or call without delay — we can assure you of a free, friendly and confidential service


Neville Gee Employment’ Consultant* help you with your ad.


IF YOU WISH t o sel l y o u r b u s in e s s d i s c r e e t ly , p l e a s e c o n t a c t , w i t h o u t o b l ig a t io n . — T h om a s V. S h aw & C o . . L td . 1 1 P r e s t o n New Ho a d , B l a c k b u r n . -T e l . 9 2 - 5 3 6 5 7 .


O F F L IC E N C E f o r s a l e . Of f e r s .


2 6 8 18 a f t e r 6 p .m .


Bu s in e s s Ag e n t s f o r L a n c a ­ s h i r e f o r o v e r 3 0 y e a r s .


---- Te l . C l i t h e r o e 33,07


Thinking of placing an Advertisement?


Business for sale


L. D. TELFORD Town Clerk


BRIAN HILL THE CUTHER0E ADVERTISER & TIMES


has taken considerable trouble to ensure all advertisements in this issue are truthful, legal, decent and honest, complying with the British Code of Advertising Practice overseen by the Advertising Standards Authority, Brook House, 2-16 Torrington Place, London, WC1E 7HN (0,1-580-5555)


Public Notices


Public Notices


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR- LICENCE TO AB­ STRACT WATER


WATER RESOURCES ACT 1963 (


applications are being made to. the North West Water au­ thority by:— . Norman Robinson ot Smal- den House Farm Bolton by


CHURCH WALK, CLITHEROE WILL BE OPEN


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL THE NEW COUNCIL OFFICES AT


FOR BUSINESS AT 2 pirn. ON MONDAY, APRIL 28th, 1980


Pedestrian access is available via the archway under the White Lion Hotel in the Market Place and vehicular access is available from Railway View Avenue.


All existing Offices will close at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, APRIL 25th with the exception that the Information Office will close at 12 noon and the Borough Treasurer's Collection Office will close at 3 p.m. on that day.


All existing Departments will be available in the new offices, the address of which will be:


COUNCIL OFFICES, CHURCH WALK, CLITHEROE BB7 2RA


The telephone number of the new offices will be the same as at present — CLITHEROE 25111.


M. JACKSON Chief Executive. CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT AMATEUR SWIMMING CfLUB


Announce that as a tew vacancies tor membership are likely to arise on May 1st a


- SELECTION TRIAL will be held on


FRIDAY, APRIL 25th at 7 p.m. at RIBBLESDALE POOL, CLITHEROE


l( you can already swim and wish to improve your swimming please attend the trial.


There will also be vacancies for non-swimmers. If you wish your child to be taught to swim please ring:


MRS BROUGHTON, Tel. CLITHEROE 24479 for further details. Minimum age 6 years.


33842


Bowland Clitheroe for a li­ cence, to abstract the follow­ ing quantities ot water from a spring arising and collecting on Higher Harrop Fold Farm, Bolton by Bowland, Clitheroe at the following point of ab­ straction:— namely 131400 gallons per annum at SD 743493


And by Jack Baron West! -


and Zelma West of Manor House Harrop Fold Bolton by


-Bowland, Clitheroe for a li­ cence to abstract the follow­ ing quantities of water from a spring arising and collecting on Higher Harrop Fold Farm Bolton by Bowland at the fol­ lowing point of abstraction:— Namely 21900 gallons per annum at SD 743493. A copy of the applications


and .of any map. plan or other document submitted with


them may be inspected free of charge at the office of Ian B. Bearing, LL.B., Solicitor Yorkshire Bank Chambers, Clitheroe, at all reasonable hours during the period be­ ginning on 24th April, 1980 and ending on 30th May, 1980. Any person who wishes to


make representations about the applications should do so


in writing to the Manager of the Rivers Division North West Water Authority at Newton House Buttermarket Street, Warrington before the lid pt


end of the said period. Signed: Ian B. bearing, LL.B.


On behalf of Norman Robin son and Jack Baron West and Zelma West Date: April 17th, 1980.


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 26(2)


PROPOSED


DEVELOPMENT AT FIELD No. O.S. 67, WORSTON, CLITHEROE


Notice is hereby given that application is being made to the Ribble Valley Borough Council by Edmund and Kath­ leen Hargreaves for planning permission in respect ot the stationing of up to fifteen tour­ ing caravans on the said field and the installation of a septic tank.


A copy of the application and of .the plans and other docu­ ments submitted with it may be inspected at 3 High Street, Skipton, North Yorkshire at all reasonable hours until May 16th, 1980.


date to the Clerk cil at Princess Clitheroe,


Any person who wishes to make representations to the above-mentioned Council about the application should make them in writing by that ot the Coun- Aveoue,


Date: 18th April, 1980. Signed: WALKER,


On behalf of the applicants


CHARLESWORTH & FOSTER


Removals and Road Transport


Nice movers


CUT THE COST OF MOVING .BURNLEY 36131


Ironmongery or D.I.Y. Business wanted


Business Wanted Hardware,


Burnley or surrounding areas.


Please telephone: BURNLEY 31357


Brent a van * * I TOW REM


Budget


I[towN * COUNTRY MOVING?


REMOVAL SERVICES Notice is hereby given that ,


Removals


FULL/PART r e m o v a l s


OR SINGLE ITEMS


a N Y SIZE! ANYWHERE! Lowe s t p o s s ib l e rnte s .


Tel . 6 9 0 5 5 1


Ring n ow! B. Howe l l


n o YOUR OWN REMOV.


AL. 4 Km b o x v a n r ° r self , dr ive b l re ( n o HGV licence


No r th Valley R o a d . Colne. Tel . 8 6 3 3 8 7 .


I


n e e d e d ) . . f r om £ 2 7 . 6 0 inc. v a t — Ho ld e n a n d Har t - lev Ltd , Ac c r in g to n Ro a d . B u r n l e y . T e l .


° c s i s n s


HOUSE C L EARANC E , light haulage a n d r emo v a l s , any d i s tan c e , sp e ed y se rvic e and f re e ' e s t im a t e s . — Te l .


Nel son 6 9 6 6 5 9 o r 6 5 1 5 0 . AA05I


L IGHT REMOVAL S f o r a c h e a p , f r i e n d l y , r e l i a b l e s e r v i c e . — T e l . Qurnley


3 6 9 3 2 .


H A R R I S O N ’S REMOVALS , p r omp t , ‘ e f f i c i e n t s e r v i c e , a n y t im e , a n y w h e r e . — Ph o n e Bl a c k b u rn 4 9 8 4 6 .


BURNLEY ENGINEERING PRODUCTS LTD SKILLED CENTRE LATHE TURNERS SKILLED V.T.L. OPERATORS SKILLED UNIVERSAL MILLERS


ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES (N/C and Conventional) (N/C and Conventional) (N/C and Conventional) ISB542


C O -O P R E M O V A L S a n d Sto ra g e . Ge t a g o o d jo b


o l u s d i v l . I n q u i r i e s a l l b r an c h e s . Lo c a l , long d i s ­ tanc e a n d o v e r s e a s . Fully t r a in ed p e r s o n n e l a t y o u r se rvic e. Co -o p q u a l i ty all


th e wa y . ______________


LOST Sc k o n d a g e n t ’s wa t c h j w i t h r o l l e d g o l d c h a i n . .


Lost and Found .


■


R ew a r d . — F l a t 2 8 . Pendle C o u r t . Cl i th e ro e .


Tuition


GUITAR TUITION b y e x ­ p e r t s . — T e l . B u r n l e y


2 0 0 2 4 . JJJ70N Situations Vacant


MANDATE; MANAGEMENT SELECTION


Current vacancies on-our perma­ nent job register include:


SALES


required by g o -a h e a d Blackburn company in the electronics industry.


CO-ORDINATOR


Excellent opportunity for career orientated person age 19 to 26 to develop skills in customer liaison, order processing and cost estima­ tion. Good standard of education and previous commercial experi­ ence essential. Salary around £3.500 to commence with consid­ erable rise within 3 months.


ACCOUNTANT Burnley area.


A small industrial concern, about to engage in an expansion prog­ ramme nave-a vacancy for an accountant to take responsibility for the day (o day financial ac- •count functions, monthly account­ ing, and development of a cost and budgetry control system. Ap­ plicants should be part or fully


Qualified I.CMA. with relevant . cies please ring:


FRANK GILL on BURNLEY 29511


5b MANCHESTER ROAD, BURNLEY.


Mandate a member of the Tempo Group of Companies.


COLNE SENIOR


AUDIT to £7,500


Opportunity for well experi­ enced senior to join thriving


practice. Interesting range ol clients.


. For further details contact: JANE BARBER


REED


ACCOUNTANCY 15 PICCADILLY,


MANCHESTER M1 1LT


Telephone 061 832 6631 34528


MARKETING BOARD . requires


THF MILK PERSONS


Duties consist of attending farms at afternoon and morning milkings which together constitute a visit, to be present throughout the period of milking, to supervise the recording of yields and to take samples of milk for quality testing. Each farm is visited once each month the number of farms in­ volved is likely to be between four and eight. Transport is essential. Remuneration is dependent upon the size of the herd. No previous agricultural experience is neces­ sary.


to visit farms on a part-time basis.


the areas of Clitheroe and Wad- dington.


Applications in writing to: S.M.R.O.


Marking application for the atten- lion of Miss F. E. Metcalfe.


Skipton Road, Harrogate, North Yorkshire


Milk Marketlna Board. r


'First Floor, Britannic Building, : ; Hargreaves Street; Burnley, Lancs. Telephone 30138/30139


DESIGNSTYLE LIMITED UP BROOKS, CLITHEROE


Vacancies exist for positions of


SENIOR STAFF Male/Female


required lo live and work in


" PRIVATELY RUN HOME FOR THE ELDERLY


Able to work on own initiative and lake charge when neces­ sary. Experience not essen­ tial. Cooking an advantage.


BURY AREA TEL. T0TTINGT0N 6552


metallisation service limited


are expanding their


and are looking for applicants with a full practical , engineering and maintenance background.


ENGINEERING SALES STAFF


Metallisation services include (lame and arc spray metal and ceramic coating to all industries and are ,used to prevent erosion, wear and corrosion.


As founders of Ihe metal spraying industry in the U K our experience is proven and our works facilities include a wide range of machine shop equipment to effect a total service for all our clients' problems


Applications to: MR B. THORPE, GENERAL MANAGER


ASHTON ROAD, BREOBURY, STOCKPORT SK6 2QS ■'


METALLISATION SERVICES LIMITED ,


34814' Vacancies exist at the moment in


MARDON WRAPPINGS LTD. require an


EXPERIENCED EXTRUDER OPERATOR (Male/Female)


The company, a member ol an international packing group, produces flexible packaging printed on cellulose Him, polythene and paper using modern up to dale machinery,, and is introducing Ihe extrusion of polythene info their operations.


Ideally Ihe applicants should have experience ol cast methods of extrusion but training will be given to applicants with the relative experience. The successful applicant must be able lo show an excellenl career record fo date and be prepared to work a three shift system. The rewards for the above position are good working conditions, excellenl rales of pay, fogether with sick pay and company pension scheme.


Contact or telephone for application form THE PERSONNEL OFFICER


MARDON WRAPPINGS LTD. MARDON MILL, WATERFORD STREET, NELSON.


Tel. Nelson 692981


epth of experience. Salary by • negotiation. •“ \


F o r fu r th e r d e ta i ls ^ -o f these or any other current vacan- '


START LIVING-START NURSING


Train to Nurse the Mentally Handicapped on nearly £60.00 per week. if vou're is or over, the career of a life-time awaits you. Train


as a state Registered Nurse for Mentally Handicapped adults and children and you'll gain a professional Qualification (RNMS) recognised throughout the world.


will probably never develop more than a child-like attitude to life. As a specially trained nurse you would be able to help them develop their abilities more fullv and so enrich their lives.


the rewards are tremendous. Calderstones, near Whalley, is an acknowledged national leader


it's a job that needs a lot of patience and understanding, but


in this field of nursing, having pioneered many new techniques. Train here and you'll get the best possible start to your new


career. Men or women are now needed for the next intakes in May


and September. You should preferably have 4 O' levels, one being English Language, English Literature, or History. Alternatively, if you don't possess these, we would ask you to


take the General Nursing Council Test. Calderstones is attractively set in a village Carden layout and


accommodation is available. Your salary will rise each year during training, which lasts


3 years. There are also good allowances for weekend work. Successful completion of training means you will then be qualified to take a Staff Nurse's post and your future prospects and earnings potential are virtually unlimited.


Mr r.e.O. Dorgu, Director of Nurse Education, Education Centre, Burnley General Hospital, Casterton Avenue, Burnley. Lancashire. Tel: Burnley 25071, Ext. 2167 or 2168. informal visits welcomed, telephone the Personnel Department, at calderstones, whalley 2121.


For further information, please apply in writing to:


BURNLEY DISTRICT Lancashire Area Health Authonty.


Mentally Handicapped people are usually born with a defect and .037 i


SKILLED INSPECTORS SKILLED FITTERS


for training on Inspection


SKILLED SHEETMETAL WORKERS PLANNING ENGINEERS


with Machine Shop experience TECHNICAL CLERK


If you would like to know more about our excellent working conditions, rates of pay, pension scheme, holidays and sports club facilities, why not pay us a visit or phone to arrange an interview which will be treated in strict confidence.


Contact the Personnel Manager,


W ID O W H IL L R O A D , B U R N L E Y Telephone BURNLEY 20111.


The above vacancies are open to both men and women.


Situations Vacant


Situations Vacant


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