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Chef Paul finds the recipe for success in London


A CLITHEROE chef working in the capital has won a dream holiday to Africa after receiving a top award from a lead­ ing independent London


hotel group. Sarova Hotels has named


Mr Paul Hargreaves, of


Riverside, Low Moor, their “ Employee of the Year,” with first prize a holiday for two at their Whitesands Hotel, Mombassa, Kenya.


Mr Hargreaves, who is Chef de


Partie at the Rembrandt Hotel, Knightsbridge, competed against colleagues from four Sarova hotels in central London.


Before joining the Rembrandt


last summer, he was a chef at the Holiday Inn, Kensington, while his first job was at the Spread Eagle pub, Barrow, following his training at Accrington and Ros- sendale College.


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Designs on making their mark in industry world


CRGS pupils win top national scholarship awards


TWO Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupils have designs on making their mark in the world of industry after winning awards in a prestigious national scholarship scheme. ------- -


Daniel Broughton (15),


CRGS is to get a new entrance


A NEW entrance is to be located at the Chatburn Road site o f Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.


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Council's Planning and Development Committee has granted planning per- mis sion fo r a th ird entrance to the school, after the school resubmit­ ted an application which was refused in June, 1994.


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was refused because of its proximity to the Bowland Park development access on the opposite side of Chatburn road.


The school's most recent


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Although C l ithe ro e


Civic Society raised the problem of the present four access points within a short distance of each other, causing serious traffic problems at both ends of the school day, planning permission was, granted.


of West Bradford, and Paul Clarkson (16), of Dinckley, were among 40 pupils from across the country to be awarded Arkwright Sixth Form D e s ig n T e c h n o lo g y Scholarships. The scholarships, worth


£1,000 each, are given to pupils in their GCSE year who have shown outstand­ ing ability in design and technology as a way of helping them to further their studies in the field at A-level. CRGS head o f design


and technology Mr Philip T ay lo r explained that Daniel and Paul had to undergo a rigorous selec­ tion process that included a two-hour examination and interview. Complimenting the boys


on their achievement, he said: “We are delighted. It’s the first time that we have been involved in this scholarship. It's a relati­


vely new scheme.” T h e s c h o la r s h ip s ,


awarded to encourage r e c ip ien ts to pursue


careers as engineers, designers and technolo­ gists, are used to help pupils finance their A-level design and technology projects. Pictured are Daniel


(left) and Paul.


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TV on Anthony’s go-ahead firm


THE achievements of Whalley firm Instant Search were beamed into sitting rooms all over the North West during the first episode of a Granada TV business enterprise contest.


Mr Anthony Capstick,


who owns and runs the com p any , c om p e ted against three other entre­ preneurs for a place in the md final of the “Flying irt” contest during the


first episode of the pro­ gramme on Thursday night.


His business is among


four Ribble Valley firms and 33 in the North-West to be featured during the eight-week televised com-


Eetition, which is being


1 1 -1 0 p .m . e v e r y Thursday.


Mr Capstick unfortuna­


tely lost his shot at the £40,000 grand prize to the heat winner, Blackpool entrepreneur Anne Atkin­ son, whose f irm, the Miranda Group, is a spe- c i a l i s t f u r n i t u r e manufacturers.


However, his business


had the prestige of being featured in tne biggest


enterprise competition on


British television and received plenty of acco­ lades from judges along the way.


Viewers learned that


Instant Search, founded in 1991, had a turnover of £ 1 2 3 ,0 0 0 and fo u r employees, with hopes of a


£600,000 turnover and 14 employees within two years.


world with easy access to the information superhigh­ way via telephones and fax machines using on-line computer data systems.


“ F ly in g S ta r t ” p re ­


senter Anthony Wilson described the firm as a “very clever company with a clever idea.”


Making th e ir debut


tonight are Mrs Vicky Lee, of Lee Carter Health


Studio, Clitheroe, and Mr John Foley, of Blackburn Controls, Whalley. Allcare proprietors Gill Bailey and Yvonne Carter will follow later in the month.


EIGHT students from Brennand’s Endowed Primary School, Slaidbum,'now


have a better understanding of their bicycles, thanks to District Road Safety Organiser Mrs Barbara Strahan. With just a month to go before retirement following 22 years teaching road


safety, the last five o f them , in the Ribble Valley, Mrs Strahan'presented the1 ;


Royal Society for the Prevention o f Accidents’ National Cycling P ro f it cicncy Certificates to successful pupils at the village school.


Ruth Maher and Anna Ashworth from Year 6 and Gemma Howard, Neysat


Archer, Lindsay Procter, Steven Elms, Thomas White and Amanda Taylor —; ' all Year 5 — completed the training and test before Easter. Pictured are recipients with Mrs Strahan (Anna Ashworth was unable to-


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Arsonist had mental disorder,


court told A S IMONS TONE man who set fire to the t loors of two houses and an office was suffering from a mental disorder, a


court was told. Robert Gregson (54), of


Kirkdale Avenue, pleaded


guilty to three charges of arson, being reckless as to whether life would be endangered, when he ap p ea red at P res ton


Crown Court. The properties involved


in the arson attacks were at Meadow View, Clith­


eroe, Mitton Green Cot­ tages, Mitton, and offices in A c c r in g ton Road,


Whalley. Al l the offences took


place on September 23rd last year.


Gregson denied three


alternative charges of arson with in ten t to endanger l i fe and Mr Andrew Lowcock (prose­ cuting) said the pleas were acceptable in the light of liis mental condition.


Mr Gerald Lumley, for


Gregson, said his client was suffering from a men­ tal condition which could p r o g r e s s to s e n i le dementia.


He asked for the case to


be adjourned for two months to allow further


psychiatric assessment to be carried out and made no application for bail.


M r J u s t ic e Sach s


remanded Gregson in cus­ tody until a date to be fixed.


Top prize for anti-smoking project


A N E as t Lan cash ire project aimed at tackling the growing problem of teenage smoking has taken a top prize in a prestigious National Health Service awards scheme.


The East Lancashire


Tobacco Project won the cancer category in the


Health Alliance Awards,


which the Department of Health launched last year to reward organisations


which worked in partner­ ship to improve the health of the nation.


project, one of 320 entries vying for prizes in: five categories, received a che­ que fo r £2,000 an d ;a bronze plaque for the alliance formed between East Lancashire Health Authority, Lancashire


The E a s t L an c a sh ire


Trading Standards and BBC Radio Lancashire to reduce tobacco sales to


young people. Within the first week of


the initiative, more than 30 retailers were reported for under-age sales as part o f the bid to curb the growing tide of teenage smokers — one in three 18-year-olds in East Lan­ cashire is a smoker.


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