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A FARMHOUSE in Slaidbum has come out tops in the North West Tourism Awards for the


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third year running. Pages Farm, in Woodhouse Lane,


has won the farmhouse category of the competition, while Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho, came second in the hotel section. Pages Farm was acquired by Peter


bred in the area, Mrs Cowking in Dunsop Bridge and Mr Cowking in Slaidbum. They were nominated for the


The Caribbean island of Antigua provided a dream setting for the wedding of Miss Andrea Yvette CoX


TAYLOR — COX


joined by their parents for the wedding, when both *t,~


and Mr Mark Andrew Taylor. During their month-long stay, the couple were


the bride’s and the bridegroom’s mothers were also matrons of honour. The bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs


n«rl hfMofrrnnm’n mnt.hers w e r e a lso


Norman Cox, of Eastfield Drive, West Bradford, and her bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Michael Taylor, of Buccleuch Close, Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the bride wore a fitted


were asked to vote for an establishment where they had particularly enjoyed their stay and


Workers get long service awards


white satin gown with a long train and with a bodice made from Nottingham lace. She wore a long veil and a headdress made from antique gold and cream silk flowers, she carried a bouquet made from lemon and white fresh flowers. The matrons of honour were Mrs Ann Cox and Mrs Lillian Taylor and the bridegroom’s father was


also the best man. Following their honeymoon, the couple held an


evening reception at the Spread Eagle Hotel,


Sawley. The couple are to live in Hereford..


Farm target


THEIVES have stolen o v e r £160 w o r th of machinery from a Clith­


eroe farm.


The burglars stole a Stihl chain saw and Bosch


9in. angle grinder from Goosebutts Farm in Goo-


p.m. on Tuesday and 6 p.m. on Wednesday last week.


sebutts Lane. The theft occurred between 12.30


SIX Castle Cement transport employees have received long service awards from the company’s man­ aging director after 25 y e a rs with the


and Mary Cowking four years ago, since which the couple have built it into one of the Ribble Valley’s best-loved bed and breakfast establishments. Both the Cowkings were bom and


award by members of the public, who


had found a warm and friendly welcome and quick and efficient■ service.


farm, the Mytton Fold Farm Hotel has grown into a huge complex, with


From the early days as a Langho . . .


an 18-hole golf course. The secret to the success of the


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establishment has been hard work and family commitment, as well as a warm, friendly welcome to guests. Both establishments received their


awards at a prestigious ceremony, held at Manchester Airport.


of the North West Tourist Board, commented: “The wealth of the ' tourism industry in the region is unsurpassed, but the key to being nominated for and winning these prestigious awards is quality — from


Mr Anthony Goldstone, chairman


Clitheroe 22824(Editorial);22828 (Advertising). Burnley 422881 (Classified)


Farmhouse is tops again


quality of customer service to quality of food. Many congratulations to both winners.”


MR AND MRS COWKING, of Pages Farm, are pictured (front and back left) receiving their award from tourism officials


Display features area’s birds


BIRDS of the Ribble Val­ ley are vividly described in a new exhibition which has opened this week at Clith­ eroe Castle Museum.


lowland river valleys and upland fell and attracts a wide range of birds which breed or visit the area on migration.


firm. Mr Michael Lodge pre­


sented the awards at a ceremony held at the Moorcock Inn, Wadding- ton, to LGV drivers Mr Terence Tyne, Mr Tre­ vor McTear and Mr Patrick Michael O’Hare; mechanics Mr Stephen


Beer and Mr Tony Sun­ derland and Mr George


R u th e r fo rd , a LGV d r iv e r based a t the Bradford depot. _____


Putting brakes on car thieves ,» '


PUT the brakes on car thieves — give the green light to Clith- eroe-based Immobi- l i s e r /P r o - f o r c e ’s nationally approved security systems and.


Advertising feature by Stewart Pimbley


installation methods for your vehicle.


Car theft is a constant threat, so it is important


to ensure your vehicle is protected at all times by


recojogmses this need and, in doing so, has been


the most effective security systems. Immobiliser/Pro Force


approved by the national be


regulatory, body-for vehi- cle.security installers and thejr installations, Vehicle S ecu rity In s ta l la t io n Board (VSIB).


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ford said: “Approval means we can work hand- in-hand with the insurance companies to install sys­ tems, approved by them, to reduce premiums and offer peace of mind to our customers.”


Owner Mr Charlie Sand-


approval mean to you? The insurance industry’s


• But what does VSIB


te s t in g and re se a rch centre, Thatcham, tests vehicle security products and produces a list of pro­ ducts, immobilisers and alarms, which have gained their approval.


'allowed to install That­ cham approved products.


tions, only VSIB applied or accredited installers are


’ • How will this affect you? ■


Already many insurance companies are insisting, as p a r t 'o f


th e i r po ililcy Under industry regula­


req u irem en ts , on the installation of Thatcham


policy, they will offer gen­ erous discounts to all other cars fitted with Thatcham approved systems. The approved systems


approved products to all “high risk” vehicles. Also as' part of their


are divided into two sec­ tions, alarm/multi-circuit immobiliser (category one) and multi-circuit immobi­ liser (category two), and this gives customers a choice of 95 systems. For optional fitting of


either systems, there are several insurance com­ panies offering discounts, including General Acci­ dent (5-10% discount), Norwich Union (5-20%) and Eagle Star (5-10%). Other insurance com­ panies are following the


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some of the typical birds that might be seen in the five mam habitats of the region: urban/industrial, river valley, farmland, woodland and moorland — from sparrowhawk to snipe and wheatear to woodcock.


The exhibition looks at


Further details on the exhibition and the county


natural history collection are available from Simon Hayhow (01253 876621).


I . i ' l The area is a mixture of


lead of those offering dis­ counts and are now consid­ ering introducing similar incentive schemes. However, due to the


.Thatcham approved pro­ ducts, there is a limited number of VSIB installers in the country. Immobiliser/Pro-force


PROTECTING Ribble Valley cars are Immobiliser/Pro-Forcc owner Mr Charlie Sandford (right) and chief technician Mr Steve Eamshaw, who are seen here displaying the company’s Vehicle


Security Installation Board certificate


strict rules and high stan­ dards required to install


is, in fact, just one of 267 companies nationwide to be awarded their VSIB c e r t i f ic a te and more importantly the insurers’ approval. • How do you secure


IMMOBILISER S A L . E S - S E F t \ f ! C E - F t E P A ! F t S


PROTECT YOUR VEHICLES with Thatcham approved products, installed by your local V.S.I.B. dealer.


INCREASED SECURITY must be your watchword


In these days of escalating crime


Vehicles with Independent Insurance Brokers who place your interests first


Likewise, protect your Businesses, Homes and v it h : ' .


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BARRIE LANCASTER INSURANCE SERVICES 2 Mearley Street (off Whalley Road) Clitheroe Tel: 01200 443442 • Fax: 01200 443441


CRABTREE & CO CHARTERED


and wish them every success for the future ALAN CRABTREE F.C.A. >


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FULLY ATTENDED SERVICE STATION


ACCOUNTANTS a r e pleased to be associated "with , A


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biliser/Pro-Force, sound professional advice will be given on the system best suited to your require­ ments and finances. .


your car? After contacting Immo-


decision, the system will be installed in your vehi- cle.but there is no need to travel as Immobiliser/Pro- Force will come to you.


Once you have made a


“We can provide our cus­ tomers a quality service — Thatcham" approved pro- lied to VSIB


Mr Sandford explained:


ducts install specifications — at their home or work.”


figures show there were 5,385 car thefts in Lanca­ shire, which means car security should definitely be y our number one


Last year’s police crime


priority. The Immobiliser/Pro-


Force team is working seven days a week to- combat car theft, so con­ tact them now before it is


call in at Immboliliser/Pro- Force’s office at 2-4 Castle ■Gate, Clitheroe, or tele­ phone (01200 444010).


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Tel: 01200 442601 Mobile: 0973 532447


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