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THE PREMIER PAPER FOR niiviMfi AMP SELLING IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY IN ASSOCIATION WITH
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| show and a magic show, vith rain there is plenty
> opening of Excalibur, a i to have you on a knife
J victims two ways 75 feet 1 another mystery ride lonth, the brave hearts
pll catered for. prolific and, despite the
.vitably imposed by foot lnire Rumpkins' family
pen with two Shetland ) foal any time an added .nally, the centre court- leptionally well cared for
1 goats, sheep and lambs jre encouraged to touch,
1 with them. [urrently open weekends plays, but from the end of
s a week.
Ind of a busy day, we lost ] to her very own "good Percival whisked her home ily was a memorable day
Vivien Meath tie Vallet
Ible from the Tourist landed in by the 10th of
Im. to 4 p.m. Inquiries, tel.
llley Abbey, Cercle Fran- tsdale presents, an evening ■songs combined with the lg at 8 p.m. Inquiries, tel.
|st Green Memorial Hall, I Theatre present, "Diving
Jtenaries Theatre, Stony- s a spring concert featuring
Quartet, with Gaynor Sut- Inna Parkhurst (violins), 1 (viola), James Baralet din String Quartet No 2,
m No 8. Concert begins at [by a lasagne and salad lun- les, tel. 01254 826063. BMING EVENTS - MAY
IsTH TO 31ST 1st Bradford Village Hall, >nd collectors' fair from 10 f
. in aid of St Catherine's
|e-made refreshments avail- fid tombola. Inquiries, tel.
Vmbrose Church, Grindle- [ Sunday at 11-15 a.m. All
Jitenaries Theatre, Stony- Iconcert featuring orchestral ■the Northern Symphony, ■Concert and London Musi- [Wilkie on violin, and Stew- in piano. Concert starts at
Ji by a, lasagne and salad lun- ■ties, tel. 01254 826063. [ details of some of the above Ji be found in adjacent
Idvertisements. King service for theatres and Ighout the region is available ju r is t Information Centre, hce, Clitheroe, tel. 01200
................. •th-West
May 25th. Box office: 01253290190. YAA ASANTEWAA,
WARRIOR QUEEN. Manchester Opera House, May 29th to June 2nd. Box office: 0161 2422524. GREASE. Manchester
Opera House, June 5th to 16th. Box office 0161 2422524.
dance VERVE 2001, Northern
School of Contemporary Dance, Quays Theatre, Salford Quays. May 22nd. Box office: 0161876 2000. ARC DANCE COM
PANY. Blackpool Grand Theatre, May 21st. Box
office: 01253 290190. N E D E R L A N D S
DANS THEATRE 2. Blackpool Grand Theatre, May 28th. Box office:
01253290190. ARTHUR,PARTS. 1
AND 2. Birmingham
I. Royal Ballet. The , Lowry,Salford Quays.' May r 30th to June 2nd.. Box office: 0161876 2000.
exhibitions LONGRIDGE GOOD
FOOD AND DRINK FESTIVAL, Longridge
p.m. May 20th. • A
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Civic Halt, 10
a.m.to 4 PUPPET
ODYSSEY, Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool. Until
; June 9th. . . . ART OF KABUKI,
rER- |tion- The- :
■May. Ifice:
Lc k .
Jester. .Box'
tSIC: leatre,
The. Lowry, Salford Quays. Prints by Paul Binnie. Until June 17th. , OFF THE RECORD
.. BLACK AND BLUE. Mid Pennine Gallery, Burnley. Until May 26th. Performance artist Philip
. Jeck presents more than . 60 record players, playing
blues. ' (NEW ROMANTICS,
i n ’g: Paintings)by. Simon Whit-; i field.Dukes Gallery,Iian-.:
i caster. Until June 1st., - 5T-'vCi: *. __ mm v sub-st an d a r d im a g e T-T-'T.' rear. ;Hall, \ouy • • ., , s
An attr femily home in e x c . dec. order benefgng from GCH. W o od grained UpV t ^ conservatory' to .the
MEDLEY ROAD, MEDLEY £1T9,950
ROWAN COTTAGE,
Clillioroc ■ = YSawlcy
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pjA [across lo conservatory, fridge
Fitted breakfast ^ - 3 g0od sized BEDS. freezer and dish
det'GARAGE. Mist be viewed. h garage & m
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BURNLEY Fiye Offices Providing Blanket Coverage Throughout
the Ribble Valley Area and Beyond
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A garden fronted mid terrace enjoying long distance views to the front Part D G windows.-Requires
& ext. family a o g j .
? G ,ertnuniS>MSEDS,4pce bathrm. Utility. K d de « h e d g a l e -T e r ^ d garden to rear Viewing highly recjrnrnended.
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OLD ROAD, COLNl £225,000
Located in a pleasant semi rural
area. A substantial stone built four bedroomed detached house set in superb gardens. The house has gas centra
heating and d c u l le g te in g i n ^ e d . T h e p ro p e r ty ,s w e l l placed for local shops and the M65,
BANK VIEW HOUSE, SAWLtf £169,000
OfcuDVine' sought after position on o ’skirts o f the vHlagf & enjoying superb views to front | ? v T S nibble and beyond. A d e t house
offering tastefully pres.. UIICMlig r — ^
I^ ^W A V E N U E . BIILINGTON £61,995
A forecouned mid terr. occupying^h i r o t e ( t S h P ^ ' ^ C5 i ^ G r& ^ “ 3pce shower room. Int. viewing recommended.
ctampa|nTba*.room. Payed j ,rd Attached utility, access to _
f t r T U t OF TH1 1 M t t u
JUBILEE STREET, RIAD £45,500
A mid terraced house, offering well presented' two bedroom accom. and
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UPVC DG windows. Conv. 'orated for all the local village amenities o f f ^ g y Road.
lFnt vest., lounge, DR, kit. FF: T W O BEUb, one with built in w’robes, 3pce bathroom.
[Yard to rear with GARAGE. -----------------—-• . ' * h 1 £89,950 £62,500
o Newton Street, Clitheroe, very attractive mid ter- L S 2 bedrooms,’ gas CH, PVCu DG, 3pce bathroom plus shower, lounge & Wring room, garden forecourt, details Bradford & Bingley (01200 426919).
£110,000
Appletree Cottage, King StreetWhalleydelightfuUy modernised period cottage, 2 bedrooms, gas CILigar^ den to rear and Parking space exposed beams,
details Athertons (01200 420100). £235,000
1 The Stables, Withgill Fold Withgill, attmctiveSbed stone fronted end property, beautifully presented,.
S 2details Mortimer Gorse and Ross (01200 4Z MdlJ. p a d i" * V p ’S oS o m S h ' e F * i - Y O U R E S S E N T I A L G U I D E
• Grove House, Woone Lane, Clitheroe.
Price: £159,000
OUR Property of the Week is a substantial Vic torian residence enjoying an extremely conve-
| .nient situation close to the castle grounds and town centre.
This well-proportioned house provides excep- . .
tional family accommodation with many origi nal features, together with modern amenities and an attractive, low-maintenance rear garden, barbecue and water feature. Stonebuilt along traditional lines; the accommodation comprises an entrance vestibule, hall, lounge with stone fireplace, dining room with period style hard-
i wood fireplace, breakfast kitchen and a good- sized cellar room extending beneath the dining
I-bedroom/playroom on the second floor.. . _ , The patio-style rear garden is laid mainly to
10 On the first floor there are four bedrooms and a three-piece bathroom, and there is a lar^e attic ,
crazy paving and to the rear of the garden is a parking space for one or two cars. An externa spiral staircase leads to a first floor office/study, and there is also an external utility room. The property benefits from gas central heating and sealed.unit double glazing to the majority of the
WTo°arrange a viewing or for more information, contact Honeywell, 1-3 Castlegate, Clitheroe, tel 01200 426041 or via the website, www.hon
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Budget exactly right for property market
IN m a n y w a y s , th e recent budget was good news fo r the p rop e r ty
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market. By promoting long-term
economic stability and ensuring interest rates stay at their current low levels for the foreseeable future, the budget was exactly what the market needed to maintain good, steady growth. However, I was
I n n A C K 3 Stamp Duty is a tax on
J B B l iP E R tT 'H E M ^ Important for politicians,
mobility and in our advanced economy, which
relies on the ability of work ers to move freely between jobs, anything that reduces
csrswssss i r potential purchased!
is“SlSnh *? “IK Ag, „ « (NAEA)., whieh 5
argued for a radical shake- up of Stamp Duty in its pre-budget submission to the Treasury, I also believe it is simply a wrong-headed way for the Government to collect money.
as it is an efficient revenue earner. In 1999-2000, it brought in £ 1.8 billion at a fraction of the cost per pound of collecting income
tax. "3 P
there is no real popular pressure to repeal it, unlike there is for petrol duty, which raised fierce passions. I think this is because Stamp Duty is not some- s r ™ w s v , ; e s » . = p i «
failed to tackle the issue of p u ty p e op e a re op tm jto . “-s e x *.— toad oongeotionand env-
threshold has remained unchanged for years and is now almost entirely unre lated to real property prices within the much sought- after Ribble Valley. My rec ommendations would be up to £ 100,000, 0%: £100,000 to £250,000, 1.5%; £250,000 to £500,000, 2% instead of 3%; over £500,000, 2.5% instead of
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