Clitheroe - _______. . . . . . . PAPER FOR


leets fog greeted


[y day


[tamblers on Sun- ..nembers set out


Visitor centre by Irth Lake, Little-


lJ skirting the lake, id not'be seen, a


Ik was taken, once Iirts carrying coal


Talet of Skye, and Ey the walkers


Jie farm of Higher JllingSrwhere the----


lirway was crossed


| le.g path progressed lath side of Long- I Clough with the Trd, but not seen, J the north side. |y, Windy Hill Top


Ived, but the 150- lommunications


Id not be seen until |0 metres distance, loint, the Pennine 1 picked up and the crossed by foot-


8 Longridge Road, Hurst Green. Price £265,000


Dene House,


A BEAUTIFULLY present­ ed modern detached house with superb views over a wooded valley is our proper­


ty of the week. Built nine years ago, Dene


House is immaculately main­ tained and delightfully decorat­


Jiis being the high- ■rway elevation in


Try. | was taken under


If a large peat hag limal visibility and liarp wind. Black- |ge was eventually 1, and the trig point lip where normally luld be very exten­ d s across the Lan- and Yorkshire


liuing on the Edge, Win Stone was | this being a pack- ossroads for more J years. The path.


lavement shown on 1 as a Roman Road, i h could be part of ■turnpike built in


|ned downhill over ned broad stretch


(tor centre having nine miles. The


kmblers returned to


as led by Mr John bad.


idents’


inifesto change


■l lid.owing elections in Ter six youngsters and ferves were voted in to


IG parliamentarians (present the Ribble land Lancashire will Isenting jiheir Youth . |esto in London this


i>nt the county on the Id Kingdom's Youth Iment, which sits for Irst time tomorrow, rf the reserves is Jay Jerson, of Cardigan


Le, Clitheroe. E UKYP is a Govern- [backed initiative, but :


| are high that a simi- ' heme could be adopt- Lancashire, one of the pounties to express an ;st in the national par- '


lell, chairman of Lan- |ire County Council's aries and Lifelong, .ning Committee, said: (hope that this initia-


l■Pt-unty Coun. Dorothy MLlml]_imiiiiiii„inii M


iwill engage young peo- Ind wider communities Tcision-making process- fid are looking forward


he contributions made hese committed people, young people have long n expressing the view t a Young People's Par- .


Jient is needed in Lan­ tern to enable their views


fce heard effectively. It : drawn a great deal of test both locally and


■ionally and has been a |l-supported initiative."


| Poetry in motion


JtOPPERS calling at a litheroe supermarket ; luld hear poetry in Etion penned by pupils of ,


lenue wrote poems about: |itheroe Castle as part of pnts taking place in the vn to mark the year of ■


teal primary school. L class of youngsters . to attend Pendle Prima- ! I School in Princess


„e artist.


(Throughout February, ‘ lildren who visit Tesco Ith their parents can ask Tr their poems to be read - Eer the Tannoy to b e ' (joyed by themselves and [her shoppers.


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^endle Club i llNNERS at this week’s ^


xidge drive at the Pendle r llub, were: Mrs M. Butler >. lid Mrs V. Heald, Mrs D. llarston and Miss R. Hoi-; ■ 1


Ind.


1 New players are welcome, Lery Monday at 1-30 p.m. '


J Solo whist winners at the jendle Club were: Mr J..


_ New players are welcome |ach Monday at 7-30 p.m. _


[ddie, Mrs D. Underwood, Jrs M. Parker.


-! fcb. Tel: ( 0 1 9 0 4 ) 6 1 7 8 0 0 c-mail:cterry®fdpsavills.co.uk


b a r n o l d s w ic k r ta im .a n r ’r A t t r a c t i v e 4 D.';u


V -inrf c l tv c e n t r e s , r a t io gardens, on s tr e e t parking.


e le c t r ic he a t in g . £ 2 5 0 Pcm. B o n d r eq u ir ed T e l . H om e R e n t 0 8 7U b u o 3 3 0 0 . R e f (B B 3 2 2 6 )


r ,L -%■ 2 b e d r o o m house to let.


£3 6 0 /montti. Tel. 01200 440681.


; q u a l i t y r e f u r b i s h e d ' —


r a r r OWFORD Queen St, 9 bed. fully modernized, £ r m D G. £320 p.c.m. Bond & refs rcq. Tel. 01524


271865 ________


h o u s e s a v a i la b le N e ls o n , C o ln e & B u rn ley a r e a s . T e l . 0 7 9 2 9 9 7 2 5 6 7 .


p l a t s £199,500


Briar Bank, Barrow. Character detached bungalow in wardens of approx % acre with views towards open countryside to front and r e a r - details Honeywell


Chartered Surveyors (01200) 426041. Offers Around £94,000


77 Henthorn Road, Clitheroe. A superior and mature semi detached home. Excellent family accoin lM long rear garden, many quality features - details


Anderton Bosonnet (01254) 825569. ommesitL !»**■<*' Let us offer you a ■ accommodation to let ^lohn Pallister f.r.i.c.s. I r* umrtercd Surveyors, Auctioneers, Land Agents and Letting Agents


ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCIES ^School House, Bolton by Bowland


: (New) A delightfully


I located 2/3 bed | property adjoining j the School with gardens and rural to the front.


The modem accommodation has 2/3 reception tooms,


kitchen with electric cooker, bathroom, carpets throughout and oil heating. Available approximately end of March


King Henry Mews, Bolton by Bowland


: (New) A caring, clean living tenant is required for this immaculate 3 bed


the area’s most sought after locations. Converted in 1997, and in almost ‘as new’ condition, the property


has a cloakroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility, 3 bedrooms, house and ensuite bathrooms, 2 parking spaces and shared use of the gardens mak thTs property very special. Available early March


Unfurnished.________________________________


Our busy Lettings Department r e q u im y n o r e pmpert.es In let in and around the Ribble Valley.


l a n d l o r d s


If vou are thinking about letting your property out and want a friendly professional svrAc*£ -mpeUt.ve ra^s, please contact our Richard Palhstcr.


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For further particulars please contact Richard Pallister The Coach House, Duck Street, Clithcroe Tel: 01200 425697


FPDsavills TO LET


international Properly Cumullants HURST GREEN, CLITHEROE


Converted Watermill in delightful grounds on edge of village (M6 approximately 10 miles)


and driveway. Unlurnished.______ 1 ca s t teg o to , CIKhoroe,


Fax: 01200 442232 Emalkhousestgrhoneywell.co.uK


IMIPWia .W'j garage and parking. Unfurnished.________________ S s s a E S S s . open beams, store room, gardens and parking. Unlurnished. MAGENTA Property Services Ltd


One, two and three bedroomed


accommodation to let throughout the area.


New houses weekly -


many newly modernised. DSS considered.


Tel: 01254889793 K'tffsIV.'V" V,


In 1850, saw the opening . of the railway.


contained. Tel 8 6 6 1 9 8 o r 0 9 6 6 2 1 8 6 0 5 in.


1 B E D R O O M S e l f SPOILT FOR CHOICE? Y o u


w i l l b e . F in d a q u a r te r o f a ll UK p r o p e r t ie s lo r s a le a t f ish 4 h om e s .c o .u k


New faces will'soon be ■" steaming;into Clitheroe-


I n S r f j^ m e d house in popular village. Lounge, siting room f ittecI kitchen, I ^bedrooms and bathroom. Enclosed rear yard with store. UnfurnBhj^ _


LUXURY FLAT


Clitheroe


2 bedrooms, large lounge, fitted kitchen, bathroom and shower, G.C.H, £395 p .c .m .


Tel. (01200) 423830. I I I ATtmKrrvxw w w r w t ^ a a w ^ Q ' A M AIiOOU LA UUl O A nmiito cl IM IS . , 1,, 1


The Bothy, Dutton Manor,:1 Furnished.


1 sO, room. Furnished. □ V 1 * ** L , :2 / ...L A) 1 . N Q j r \ p U V I , ACCOMMODAT "ION^Q^B


PROPERTY TO LET . icMctnn Street. C la y to r i» f f ig ;


?^RmGA^™AViES


L d & Eta gny • Ac ne iKropcrtyM


an s te Aec anagem ent/.w, 2 bed semi det. true bungalow, ^ ^ ^ouse' ^as N utcTr tH 'ER 40 ^ ierrace. Gas CH. Carpels and


am'^CASTLEn STREET!^CLITHEROE First floor bedsit. Electric storage heating, 5 CLOUGH HEADS COTTAGES*, BLEASDALE, NR GARSTANG 3bed


Ik/Vell-presented f hst Hoor flat with e ntratmehall ^^ng^.Ttted VitchmiT*2~ bedrooms and 3-pce bathroom with shower. U n iu rn is h e d ._ ---------


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FELL V^Ev/tlOTTAGE, EAVES HALL LANE, WEST BRADFORD One bed 1 ^^LOWERG/rtE^GLrtHEROE 2 bed cottage. Gas CH, double glazing.


3 M lffir tAW raBACE, GRINDLETON 2 bed cottage. Gardens. Fully s


T n EWTON^REET, CLITHEROE 3 bed lerrace. Gas CH, double glazing. a^pmMROSE^STREET^CLlBiERO^^ bed terrace. Gas CH, double glazing. ^ ^ S


lOW MOOR, CLITHEROE 2 bed semi del house. Gas CH.


^ 24'wMLLEY^OAD^ C^THEROE Terrace cottage, 2 beds. Gas CH. 139 WHALLEYRP


and curtains. Unlurnished. ^SOpcm. _ Z K a S S


I ^nse^at^?dinrnqVoom^^^ and parking. Unfurnished.


^ Gardens m m


OAD, CLITHEROE 2 bed terrace cottage. Gas CH. Carpels .. . . Ga. qh. Gardens, prei


non^nrc^s°no rtoGSSTu^lmm^iedJi^ti^6monlh^per.^C495pcn^^^^^ Parking. Unlumished. £6S0pcm.


Buying a property for letting? Talk to The Buy-to-Let Specialists


01254 824888 or 01200 420100 & Co


In association with Athertons Estate Agents I v a n


A H a r g r e a v e s I n d e p e n d e n t F in a n c a i . A i»vi si :k s 5I A K tN t : St r e e t , W i i a u .ia I1I I7 J S l B r o k e ,i s


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The Area’s Leading


LETTING AGENT


We can offer you peace of mind with a full


professional LETTING and MANAGEMENT SERVICE


For FREE consultation contact


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ed.The ground floor includes a spa­ cious entrance hall, cloakroom, dining room, superb lounge, tele­ vision room, breakfast kitchen, utility room and study or fourth


bedroom. The lounge has an impressive


arched window and a feature fire­ place, and the kitchen has a most attractive range of fitted wall and


floor cupboard units. A delightfully decorated stair­


case leads to a spacious landing area, a master bedroom with en- suite dressing and shower rooms, two further bedrooms and the


house bathroom. The gardens total about three-


quarters of an acre, WA *


large stone flagged area adjoining ample parking and turning space. A hedge and borders lead to a wooded banking which slopes


At the front of the house is a


away to a stream. To the rear, a stone flagged patio adjoins a tim­ ber decked seating area which offers superb views over the Va - ley, a useful timber garden shed,


water point, lawned area and


stone flagged pathways. Viewing can be arranged


through Athertons, 6 King Street, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 420100.


<k' fmWM,


f i , # £195,000


Farrier House, Mill Lane, Gisburn. An executive detached stone built farmhouse with distant views to


pine kit - details MSW IIewetsons(01200)42 41 42. b e £ 2 receptions, cloaks » d f « » e •ifM YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE PR n P E R T YW T B E j « l l l = '— ——— ————— ■mi


Cowboy buiiners are history, says survey


THEY say you can prove anything with fig­ ures - and the same goes


for surveys. Whatever the subject,


they come up with wonder- fully-subjective results, but they are always worth a


look. Unsurprisingly, the Nat­


M


ional House Builders Coun­ cil has given the industry a very respectable, if not totally clean, bill of health in its annual examination. Its survey claims: "The old image of cowboy bulders has been condemned to the history books, with more than 70% of new homeown­ ers saying they would buy another property from their


builder." Certainly there is big . .


business being done here- 550 new homes were sold every day in 2000, a little less than in 1999. Buyers of 10,000 of them were sur-


PROPERff MEWS by Tim Procter


veyed as part of the annual competition to find the country's best house­


builders. The general public


received a ringing endorse­ ment,' as the survey revealed clear evidence that more and more people are concerned about the impact their home will have on the environment. Energy efficiency is


another hot topic, one might say - as many as 57% were happy with their housebuilder's advice. A fraction over four-fifths


of the housebuilders were good at meeting completion dates, while 73% of buyers were delighted with the condition of the home when they moved in.


The survey claimed that


niggling problems after moving in tended to be dealt with swiftly - that is, 57% of new owners were pleased with the builder's performance in rectifying faults. The number who


were not was "only" 20%. Kerb appeal does not just


apply to cars, it now applies to' houses - a feature cer­ tainly seen on the Ribble Valley's smart now estates. Nationally, 96% are extremely impressed on


their first visit. The council wants


builders to have good mar­ keting as well as good build­ ing skills. Nearly 90% of customers said their builder's sales literature was above average.


m p i . ,, - ■.■• '■-'•'l.A'V ■ i 1 isfIn £75,000


14 Dunster Grove, Clitheroe. A semi detached true bungalow. 2 bedrooms could easily provide 3 bed rooms. Gas central h e a t in g d o u b l e g l a zm g d e to c h


garage - details Thomas V. Shaw (01200) 427333. Mortgages to


suit everyone. Nobody n eeds


For example, we have schemes for: B Self employed


Remortgages ■ Company directors


to move a muscle. H First time buyers F .


B Capital raising . . Ia n Derbyshire Financial Adviser Please call


M a r t in Myers Associates Allied Dunbar Assurance pic-


Canal Wharf, Leeds LSI i 5DIL F r e e p h o n e : 0800 594 5744


YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU 00 NOT KEI SECURED ON IT. Suitable security and adequate Ute cover


. Threadneedle Marketing Croup, which Is regulated by tner-e the life assurance and pension products ot Allied uunoar a


available on request, lan Derbyshire Is a lie _______ uiikatiiui nioun. which Is re available on request, lan ueroysm.e .* ■


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Professional advice Tor the life you don’l yet know.


[ * Chartered Snrseynrs. Auctioneers, Lind Agents andUttmgag_ STUNNING LANCASHIRE FARM BUILDING COMERSION


John Pallister rw THE DOWER HOUSE, GREAT HARWOO xay > j j-, .V;.v*', •••


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property 0800 5976444


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- s Cliurtcrvil Survours*. Uuitl A. L'niif . * *>-••• Aucncv.* Auctioneers *; vuiiiersii,'^ ‘ y , •


• property MunftBeincnl g;., '.,-; ,


properties to let throughout the Ribblc and Hoddcr I Valleys. Being the only local ARLA registered letting agent wc offer a comprehensive .


We have the widest selection of residential


highest standards ot service 1 as set down by ARLA.


management service that , ensures you receive the


Call for current listings or rental appraisal o f your property.


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FURNISHED. FLAT COLNE


luxury


Lge, fitted bedroom & modern kitchen. 4 piece


tiled bathroom. Gas C/H, PVC D/G,Refs req.


0.282 ^4417.


4 bedroomed a c c om m o d a t io " . Si^niHca y p P ^ and considered design reatuJ“ -


access to the M65 commend tins unique home ramiliCS' Brochure on the finer points from the Agents


. h t0 individua' , The Coach House, Duck Street, Chtl.eroe lei: 01200 4.afD7


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Ifa T Q Richard Turner &$on I J|[ AL'CnONEtRS VALU S A ESTATE ACENIS ER


VALUABLE GRASSLAND Stonygate Lane, Ribchester


10.29 acres in o n e o r two lots with roadside access and natural water supply-


Auction sale Tuesday, March 27th 2001 unless sold previously


Plan an d details from d ie Auctioneers


Richard Turner an d Son, Old Sawley Gmnge, Sawley, Clith eroe T elep h on e: 01200 4 4135 Fax: 012 0 0 441666


accommodation Wanted DW A N T lp FEMALE r e q u i r e s ro om


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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE a


PLA N S PR E PA R ED fo r a ll ty p e s o f b u i ld in g s : P la n ­


n i n g ' a n d B u i l d i n g R e q u la t lo n s . r e a s o n a b le r a te s . T e l . 0 1 7 2 9 8 2 4 7 5 4 .


IF YOU WA NT A n ew h om e j u s t 4 y o u , y o u w a n t f lsh 4 h om e s .c o .u k


etached house or bungalow, _


immediate cash purchase. Areas High . Moor Park,'Shays Drive area and


Knuck k r ^ |eQ^254r 2^0820nS'^ere^ w m m i


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