Rii.rn.leu 122331 (C la s s ify ) 6 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 20th, 1907 ___ sure to be
STILL waiting to be properly discovered by many local shoppers — th a t ’s Longridge, the second town of the Bab ble Valley! It’s bigger, better, handier
and more pleasant than most
Variety of shops and other services in this unassuming market town. Some offer high volume, mass market goods, others are very specialist — but most know for certain that they draw customers from miles away because of their exceptional quality and service. So members of Longridge’s
people give it credit for. There is a quite remarkable
:and never given a thought to a- stop and shop expedition. “Everyone in Longridge prides
business community are very keen to welcome more people from areas on the doorstep. Many will have whizzed past the outskirts of the town on the way to Preston
'town with a pleasant atmosphere — shop proprietors and other
themselves on living in a pleasant
business people make sure that applies to them!” says Chamber of Trade president and appropriated named family jeweller Mr Philip
Goldsmith. '-“We are second to no-one when
'and we can prove it. “And remember, small busi
it comes to pleasant, efficient, car ing service. A lot of shoppers take it for granted that prices in Lon gridge will be higher than in a big ger place — that is just not so,
nesses in places such as this have standards going back years to maintain, and every incentive to offer good prices, good service and a thoroughly all round professional
approach.” There is a lot of quiet skill in the
town — Mr Goldsmith, for instance, is a specialised valuer and there are numerous other comparable experts in most other trades and professions one can
fBELMONT*
R E S ID EN T IA L AND DAY CARE
Inglewhite Road, Longridge Proprietress - Mrs L Quinn
All Enquiries
(jTel; (01772) 782031J ROYECCLES
FENCING AND GARDEN SHEDS SUPPLIED
AND ERECTED Rear Co-op Buildings,
off Berry Lane, Longridge. Tel:(01772) 782879 / 782865 Clitheroe J,2232U (Editorial), 1,22323 (Adve
ridge - it’s bigger and better than mostLiaeaple g iv e it An advertising feature by Tim Procter
.defunct or powerless Chambers of Trade, but Longridge’s is far dif ferent. Incredible as it may sound, it has no less than 140 members and plays a big role in the social and cultural life of the town, as well as supporting the business community.
mention. Very many bigger places have
second decade, issues a directory of members, a home owners’ pack for new-comers, and a tourist guide. I t keenly supports young people and is a patron of the Young Enterprise Scheme which fosters their business skills.
The Chamber, now into its
achieved a great deal in their first 10 years. Now we look to the future with ideas and enthusiasm. We certainly hope to welcome more shoppers coming in from near and far to take a look at what we have to offer,” says president Mr Goldsmith.
“Chamber members feel to have
LONGRIDGE CHAMBER OF TRADE president Mr Philip GoMsmith picture outside Towneley Parade, part of Beny Lane, a key
below, just a glimpse of one of Longridge s solidly-built m am ______ .--------- ^in streets
Impressive views and buildings abound
PERCHED on high ground with an even
higher fell backcloth;r-
Longridge offers: impressive views and has equally impressive buildings.
business of the area ' ■ was stone quarrying and horse-drawn wagons were pulled almost up to the working faces.
Indeed,'the original "■mbit1
used for many of the ■' North’s important features, such as Liverpool Docks, Preston Station,. •
Longridge stone was
Fulwood Barracks and Like other Northern for other husinesses Some house
Bolton Parish Church. communities, Morerccentlv the Longridge had a textile
exfrns?on to Blackburn mdustry at one time
Cathedral was built in but the remaining mills the years by loca the stone. '
FERKARI8 Photography Gino and Susan welcome you to , their
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-{Country, House Hotel ~ •> -iV^v.-r’wY.
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Country-House, Hotel for delicious .cuisine,. excellent service and value for money. ,
T e l : ( 0 1 7 7 2 ) 7 8 3 1 4 8 Thomley with Wheatley, Nr. Longridge
All advertising co-ordinated by
HANDMADE KITCHEN FURNITURE
“7 ^ RENOVATED AQA'S------ Rayburn - Stanley - Nobel
Arnold Swift fit Son Ltd 73-75 Berry Lane, Longridge, Preston
Tel: 01772 782324 SWIFT HARDWARE
Probably the Finest hardware store in the area
Try us for an excellent range of:
❖ Hardware ❖ Giftware ❖ Housewares ❖ Gardening
t i& j We are currently offering a
❖ MASSIVE 25%
DISCOUNT OFF all Royal Worcester Evesham Gold and Evesham Vale Tableware and oven to tableware. We would be delighted to see you at
53-57 Berry Lane, Longridge Tel: 01772 784250
Whatever the occasion
. Let us help you choose. From our extensive collection,
A pair of designer quality shoes.
■ With matching accessories including f- Belts, Bags, Scarves, Jewellery and Gloves, r It has to be said we will put you one step ahead.
Bally • Gina • ESiNO • Evan-Picone • Valbrenta • Val Dal • Katz Bridal Shoes
10 Towneley Parade, Berry Lane, Longridge, Preston
Telephone: 01772 784695 ■ _
BERRY LANE, LONGRIDGE TELEPHONE: (01772) 785964
12 Towneley Parade, Berry Lane, Longridge, Preston
Tel: 01772 782558 BUXTON BROS.(BUILDING SUPPLIES)
SHAY LANE IND. EST. LONGRIDGE TE L : ( 0 1 7 7 2 ) 7 8 3 4 3 7
AT T TYPES BUILDING MATERIALS COLLECTED OR DELIVERED, TRADE AND DIY WELCOME.
BOTTLED GAS AND MOBILE GAS HEATER STOCKISTS. # BLACK, BROWN AND GREY PLASTIG^l|^ERING *
DOWN PIPE AND FITTINGS # 15MM AND 22Ri!M IPLASTIC SPEEDFIT PIPES AND FITTINGS # ROCKWOOL,
FIBREGLASS AND POLYSTYRENE INSULATION * CONCRETE BLOCK PAVING, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAVING FLAGS AND EDGINGS FROM 99P EACH # WORKWEAR, SAFETYWEAR AND CHILDREN'S BOILERSUITS.#
OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 7.30-5.30 SATURDAY 8.00-4.00 ‘“S e a t Coc<z£. ^ \ <¥& >u6e 1% Learn to s ten c il in
^ L on g r id g e s o ld e s t farmhouse.
Day Courses fo r beginners and advanced.
A wide selection o f stencils and equipment available. Call in and see us at:
Or for more information, call Carol on (01772) 783218
Poppy Flower Studio. 64 Berry Lane. Longridge.
YO o t ne, 'VS S P A R Ph ° t0 s b io Wn •5 . <5$ UP etc. m ite , tA e.
*2(fedtte4daty cOieuv-
. . . C t t y 0 1 4 - r coriT>ei'iien,cc ”
DAYS A WEEK 8.00am-10.00pm Colour copies-
B e rry Lane , L o n g rid g e Tel: (0 1 7 7 2 ) 7 8 3 3 6 6 5 . ! Lisa Rudgyard :
For any further,help or/, * s advice : ,/
f ‘ ‘ > * < Tel: (01200) 422323
SPRING/SUMMEF COLLECTIONS NOW IN AT
'La&a QuaStj Shots t Accounts udith's,
, J @ h M M e 1
LMJBA
Weddings and
Portraiture
36a Derby Road, Longridge Telephone
O 1 7 7 2 7 8 3 3 9 1 ^b v localP °VCr are almost entirely used people and they, nae
the shopkeepers, are keen to welcome customers/rom,other parts of the Riljble Valley, as wcll/as further afieldJ
The Sewing Sor
’HE HAT TREE
Elegant Hats to hire tor that Special Occasion
new spring styles and. cnlours now in stock
For a personal appointment telephone MABEL
01254 878522 -
Selection of cards, - Helium balloons, gifts, books,
mugs, Forever Friends Bears, Ty Soft Toys and Georgia Vienna Bears to choose from...
10% off our selections of wedding stationery
87 Berry Lane, Longridge Tel: (01772) 783043
Shop I DEPOT. ■t' -V • ' ’.\ |
Fabrics ❖ Haberdashery Needlecrafts | An Aladdin’s cave for,the sewer and stitcher, andfthe' cfeft enthusiast.
^G a rm en t Alteration/Repair'Specialists *1* Miscellany
, your home. Includes: Pots, Glass, Brass, Collectables, Books,
Furniture, Linen, Bygones and General Bric-a-Brac.
We Invite yo u to browse a t y o u r leisure.
82 Berry Lane,
Longridge, PR3 JEB Tel: 01772 782444
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An ever changing collection of second-hand items. Interesting, useful, and decorative for you and
f re n c h .
c o n n e c t io n m o rg a n g ia n t jo - j - jo
c o t to n f ie ld . ja c k p o t
NEW SPRING STOCK NOW IN.
56 BERRY LANE, LONGRIDGE TEL: (01772) 7B4320
Modern and
Traditional
, WEDDING RINGS
' in 9ct.
18ct 22ct and
Platinum :
extensive ranges
women of all ages
for men and
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