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O O O O O ' O Q Celebrations after new funding is given to promote job opportunities
by Robbie Robinson
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■M EM B E R S of' the Trin ity Community Partnership Senior Management Team have celebrated new funding successes for the sup port of local groups. Over £14 million in
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training and develop ment grants from the European Union and the Lancashire Learn ing and Skills Council has been made avail able to help promote training and employ ment opportunities for community groups and for disabled people in Ribble Valley, .Hynd- burn and Rossendale. North-West MEP
U P H O L S T ER Y Gail DIMING FURNITURE
Gary Titley, and North West Network’s Euro pean Development Offi cer, James Hadleigh, met with the Trinity Com munity Partnership on Friday to celebrate the boost for local groups. Three grant awards
Suites from......................................... £699 Settees from .....................................£350 Leather suites from .......................£1595 Over 50 upholstered and leather suites on display
BEDS Extensive selection of kitchen sets,
pine dining sets, mahogany dining sets, teak dining sets” .
BEDROOM FURNITURE
Florence Classic
j f e i i . i l P i 3ft beds from................ ....: ...........£49.99
4ft 6ins beds from.......................£199.00 Over 50 beds on display
PEND • D is a b le d fa c ilitie s • W h e e lc h a irs a v a ila b le ;* G p a cn p a r ie s DON’T FORGET TO PAY US A^ViSIT SOON -„yOU W O N ^ B E JP>^AJPgOIJ^TEP ........ 8iP*s§ii y* .V-:: LADIES NIGHT 'September 5th 2002 - 8pm onwards'
Naughty Norman Mills (comedian) Tornado & Shogan (exotie dancers) Plus disco
Tickets on sale £5
(admission by ticket only and numbers are strictly limitedT
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• S a tu r d a y 3 1 s t A u g u s t 6 0 ’ s , 7 0 ’ s , SO’ Disco by A C Road Show.
Silly games and fancy dress prizes galore.
• Karaoke every Saturday night and Sunday afternoon from 2.30 onwards.
• Table football competition 2 players per team,
1.30 kick of f , before karaoke - Sunday 15th September Speed Po o l 1.30pm onwards Sunday 29th September £1 entry on both o f die above
/ Special shots bar £1 a shot
Different bottle promotion each week Jugs of punch £6. Doubles bar /X&riSb Darts, Football and Pool!!
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YOUR N0GHT OUT / MU$IC EVENTS / FOOD ETC.
CONTACT CAROLINE BRACEWELL ON
BSS»S £10 wor th of lunch vouchers and sample
delights th a t Terry Joy and his staff a t th e Swan < . Royal can offer
answer th e following simple question
W h o is t h e c o m e d ia n a p p e a r in g a t t h e S w a n & R o y a l 's L a d ie s E v e n in g ?
to C. Bracewell, c/o Clitheroe Advertiser, Bull Street, Burnley BB11 1 DP. By Thursday 5th September.
The first correct answer drawn from th e hat w ill w i i i l I y ■
The Function Room
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• Under New Management ".Fantastic, food menu available now being set vi el
W h y not try our mouthwatering lunchtime menu served 12 - 2pm 7 days a week with a wide
anti varied selection o f main meals, sandwiches, light snacks and childrens options.
J o in us o n S u n d a y s fo r k a ra o k e w i th C la ir e f rom 8 pm an d T u e sd a y s fo r q u iz n ig h t .
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SEPTEMBER!! -
Be in the first watering hole on the Torchlight procession Saturday 14th September.
Th en d ig out those beetlecrushcrs, m in i skirts and tartan scarves fo r ouc 5 0 ’s, 6 0 ’s and 7 0 ’s party on Saturday 21st September. F a n c y dress welcome.
All Premiership Games heinu shown
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Join our Karaoke every Sunday from 3 - 8pm.
PAYUSAVISITSOON Many other bedroom ranges on show
have been made to Trini ty Community Partner ship, which is one of the North West’s leading Development Trusts, particularly in relation to its work with disabled people and employment.
ROBINSON - CUMMINGS
A honeymoon in Tunisia followed the wedding of former Clitheroe couple Mr Andrew David Robin son and Miss Pamela Jean Cummings. The newlyweds, who
moved from Derby Street, Clitheroe, last September, were married in a ceremo ny which took place at The Ashton Memorial in Lancaster. The bridegroom, a dri
ver for Stagecoach, is the only son of Mr and Mrs J. M. Robinson, of Clitheroe. His bride, a staff nurse
at Lancaster Royal Infir mary, is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs II. L. Cummings, of Blackburn. Given away by her father, the bride wore a full-length off- cream gown which had an embroidered bodice and
front panel. The overskirt led into a train and she wore a matching stole. Her bouquet comprised blue roses, stephanotis, carnations and white lilies. She was attended by
Mrs Amanda Dockray and the bridegroom's daughter, Kirby Robin son. They wore blue princess-style dresses and
carried bouquets similar to the bride's. Best man was Mr Paul
Dockray. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at The Royal Station Hotel in Camforth. The couple will live in
Carnforth. Photo: Ken Tomlinson
Photography, More- cambe.
grant of £112,072 will help Trinity to improve the quality of its existing community-based pro jects, by the introduc tion of new quality stan dards. I t will also sup port the development of external organisations including Clitheroe the Future, Ribble Valley Dyslexia Group and Ribble Valley Visually Impaired Group. A further EU grant of
£237,970 will help Trini ty ’s Jigsaw Group to continue developing its training and employ ment opportunities for disabled people in Ribble Valley, Hyndburn and Rossendale, through the introduction of new. community businesses. I t will also widen the
scope of its involvement with the government’s New Deal for Disabled People programme. The Jigsaw Group is already supporting the develop
new part-time, staff for people who have been mental health service users. These new workers will help other people : experiencing mental ill health to access training and employment ser vices, and give them a route back into earning a wage rather than being welfare dependent. Eli Taylor, Trinity
Partnership’s Finance Development Manager, who was responsible for developing the funding bids, said that she was delighted with the suc cessful applications, say ing the grants successes would give confidence that Trinity Community Partnership and the Jig saw Group could create oyer 50 jobs for disabled people over the next 18 months. Our picture shows Mr
ment of community businesses in Clitheroe, Accrington and Hasling- den, and operates the New Deal programme in East Lancashire, and Lancaster and Wyre. Jigsaw Prospects is
T rinity Community Partnership’s mental
health development pro gramme and is a third beneficiary of new grant funding programmes. Grants of £84,088
from the Lancashire Learning and Skills Council are to be linked with a further grant of £68,799 from the Euro
pean Union’s Social Fund to help further develop opportunities for people who have experienced mental ill health to access training in confidence building, and work-relat ed skill development. In addition, this fund will help to employ two
James Hadleigh from North-West Network, MEP Mr Gary Titley, Finance Development Manager Eli Taylor, Business Development Manager Mr Peter Kay and Chief Officer Mr Geoff Jackson on the steps of Trinity Centre, Clitheroe. (s)
W I DIARY DATES
TWO meetings of general interest to members this month. The Lancashire Federation Show
will be held in Garstang Country Hotel and Golf club on September 17th, when there will be a floral art demonstration. On September 30th the autumn
council meting will be held in the Vic toria Hall, Bolton, when members will be entertained by the Blackburn and Darwen Brass Band on a second visit. SEPTEMBER 2ND: Bashall Eaves WI - A social evening. SEPTEMBER 3RD: Rimington WI - "Public and Domes
tic Clocks" a talk by Stewart Whillie. SEPTEMBER 4TH: Slaidburn WI - "A Ride into India" a
talk by Mr John Parry. Bolton-by-BowIand WI -"M y Life in
Music" by Mr Jim Parker. Chipping WI - Life of a school
teacher with Mr Joe Carrol. Milton WI - 77th birthday party
with guest speaker M r David Mower, of RSPB Leighton Moss. SEPTEMBER 5TH:
Gisburn WI - Talk on cave rescue by
Mr P. Lethabee. SEPTEMBER 9TH: Clayton-Ie-Dale WI - An open evening with a display of period cos
tumes. SEPTEMBER 10TH: Waddington WI - A surprise evening
organised by Clitheroe members. SEPTEMBER 11TH: Dunsop Bridge WI - Hedgehog care
and hospital by Mr and Mrs Lewis. Great Harwood and District WI - "Musings of a Magistrate" by Mr Roy
Gaskell. SEPTEMBER 12TH: Grindleton WI - The Alternative WI
Calendar with the Calendar Girls. SEPTEMBER 16TH: Billington and Langho WI - Hedge
hogs by Mrs S. Lewis. SEPTEMBER 19TH: Simonstone with Read WI - "Call the Midwife"
with Miss E. Fawcett. Downham WI - "Being a Bishop's
Wife" by Mrs Jennie Chesters. Sawley WI - Flower arranging with Mrs Joan Wall bank.
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MOND 4.00 - 5.0
J U N IO R FO O T B A L L 5.00 - 6.00
A D V A N C E D B A D M 5.00 - 6.00
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