, www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Valley available from the Tourist


nd handed in by the 10th of


20th - Samlesbury Hall, pre- nspector Calls”. To book tel


to. itheroe Mountaineering Club heroe Cricket Club, at 8 p.m


el. 01200 427044. litheroe Library, recital by on guitar. Admission by tick


liable from the library, owle Green Village Hall, lun


ert featuring Neil Crossland book, tel. 01254 826948.


HCOMING EVENTS- 'MBER 21ST T027TH


ibble Valley Youth Theatre ’leeping Beauty", Clitheroe rch Hall, 7-30 p.m. Tickets


ir at he door. Andrew Society of the Ribble


dh night, Pendle Hotel, Chat- ).m. Inquiries, tel. Chris Har-


4 382455. F Discussion Group, meeting


oe Books, Moor Lane, 7-30 is "Do Differences Matter?" litheroe Parish Church, con-


n music by Dr Tim Rishton,


wick. hristmas fair and hot-pot


itheroe United Reformed m 10-30 a.m. Various stalls, hristmas crafts, toys, books,


itheroe Mountaineering Club g in Littondale, leaving coun- ■ar park at 8 a.m. Inquiries,


28766. litheroe Ramblers' Associa- Ihester Avenue car park at 9- Abbeystead. rest Bradford Village Hall, ir organised by the Inner Ribblesdale in aid of East pice. Inquiries, tel. 01254


Andrew Society of the Ribble tish country dancing,Whal- Hall, 8 p.m. Beginners wel-


owle Green Village Hall, line


.m. itheroe Ramblers' Associa- hester Avenue car park for


nowle Green Village Hall,


ncing, 8 p.m. owle Green Village Hall, lun-


ert by pupils of Chetham's lusic, Manchester. To book, 16948. theroe Naturalists' Society, dinner in Whalley Abbey, el. Mrs Brenda Jones tel. 0. er details of some of the s can be found in adjacent dvertisements. ing service for the theatres


throughout the region is m the Tourist Information rket Place, Clitheroe, tel. G.


West


Theatre, November 23rd. Box office 01772 258858. PAUL CARRACK, The


Lowry, Salford Quays, November 23rd. Box office 08701112000. THE TIGER LILLIES,


The Lowry, November


23rd. Box office 0870 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 . ja n e McDonald,


The Lowry, Salford Quays, November 30th, Box office 0870 1112000. EMMYLOU HARRIS,


Manchester Bridgewater Hall, November 18th. Box office 01619079000. BIG NOISE, Manches­ Bridgewater


ter


Hall,November 23rd. Box office 01619079000. BRIGHOUSE AND


RAISTRICK BRASS BAND, King George’s Hall, Blackburn, Novem­ ber 23rd. Box office 01254 582582. BLAZIN’ SQUAD, King


George’s Hall, Blackburn, November 27th. Box office 01254 582582.


THE NUTCRACKER, King George’s Hall,


Blackburn, November 26th. Box office 01254582582 DANCE THEATRE OF


HARLEM, The Lowry, Salford Quays, April 28th to May 1st, 2004. Box office 0870 7875793. PHOENIX DANCE


m in


Dukes Theatre, Lancaster, November 8th to 16th. -J8500.


-------- ----------The >1


Box office 01254 598500 CHRISTMAS C—


FROM POLAND, Lowry, Salford November 1st to * ary 29th 2004. Box 0870 7875793. DAN DARE - _ .


1 CRIBS The


Quays,


) Febru- i office


OF THE FUTURE, Museum of Science


Industry,Manchester, tember 27th to Jr 18th 2004. Tel 8322244.


PILOT The and


.Sep-


January ’ 0161


DAZZLE JEWELLERY Manchester Town Hall,


November 3rd to January 3rd, 2004.


'


THEATRE. PLANTED SEEDS, The Lowry, Sal­ ford Quays, November 26th and 27th. Box office 0870 7875793,


THE IMPOSSIBLE VIEW?, The Lowry, Sal­


ford Quays, until January 11th. LITFEST 2003,


Alex scores twice in Readstone cup win


READSTONE United Under 9s progressed to the semi-finals of the cup with a 2-0 victory over Brierfield Celtic. Alex Judge bagged both goals and Ben Free­ man won the man of the match accolade. The Under 9s also


played Pendle Forest in a league game and were trail­ ing 2-0 at half-time, only to turn the game in the sec­ ond half and win 3-2. A brace from Mark


Turner and a third from Lewis Turner sealed the game while the man of the match accolade was again bestowed upon Ben Free­


man. In the Accrington league


Readstone Under 10s had an excellent 2-2 draw with top of the table St Joseph's. A las t minute header


from Matthew Shirtcliffe drew the scores level after Michael Cox opened Unit­ ed's account. Man of the match was awarded to Darryl Holland. In the first of two games


Readstone Under 10s Blue lost 1-0 to Trawden and Nathan Hindle was named man of the match.


The United Under 10s


Blue team then managed a 1-1 draw with Whalley Juniors. Drew Bramley scored the goal and Hindle was again named man of the match. Readstone Under 11


Girls recorded an excellent 4-1 victory over Barnoldswick Town. Goals came in the form


of an Alisha Cryer brace and one apiece from Sophie Hindle and Abigail Sed- don. Gabby Preugschat was named player of the match. Four goals apiece for


player of the match Louise Meloy and Sarah Walker saw Readstone Under 13 Girls Yellow well on the way to an emphatic 11-0 victory over Oswaldtwistle Rangers. Further goals came from


Rachel Walker (2) and Jade Bolton. In a thrilling game of


football, Readstone United Under 13 Girls Blue rose to the challenge and managed to record a narrow 4-3 win over Wilpshire Wanderers. A brace from Alice Holmes and one apiece


from Emily Crake and Jenna Birkett secured vic­ tory. But in their second game


of the week the same Unit­ ed side were knocked out of the cup in a heavy 3-0 defeat to Thornton. They competed well in


the first half but ran out of steam in the second to con­ cede all three goals. Melis­ sa Clegg was named man of the match. ' A brace from man of the


match Sam Langford maintained the Under 11s unbeaten start to the sea­ son. The striker's prowess in


front of goal ensured a competent 2-0 victory over Wilpshire Wanderers. Readstone United Under


14s also held onto their unbeaten tag after narrow­ ly avoiding defeat a t the hands of Great Harwood Rovers with a well earned 1-1 draw. Louis Laviscount was


the saviour of the title with a last minute equaliser to share the points, while the man of the match accolade went to Lewis Gray.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial j^422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Attacked partner after night out


A CLITHEROE man subject­ ed his partner to a prolonged and brutal attack after they returned home from a night out. Blackburn m ag is tra te s heard


th a t Aaron Robert Adamson (25) waited until his girlfriend’s mother, who had been b a b y s i t t in g , le f t before lau n ch in g a ferocious assault. He punched Leanne Bond repeat­


edly in the face and pulled her hair and when she said she needed to go and see to their eight-month-old baby, who had started crying, he said no and punched her again. Miss Bond managed to get


upstairs to her child and while she was holding it he punched her in the face a further six times before drag­ ging her around the bed by her hair. Miss Silvia Dacre (prosecuting)


said Miss Bond shouted a t him to' stop because of the baby, but he said that did not matter. “He spat in her face and refused to


let her leave the room when she said she needed to go to the toilet,” said Miss Dacre. “He then made her sign a letter


which purported to sign the child over to him.” Miss Dacre said that eventually Adamson fell asleep and Miss Bond


’was able to escape with the child. “She ran to her mother’s wearing


only her underwear she was so des­ perate to get away,” she said. Adamson, of Whalley Road,


Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to assault. He was made subject to a communi­ ty rehabilitation order for 12 months and ordered to pay £50 costs. Miss Dacre said that when inter­


viewed Adamson said he could remember hitting his partner, but could not remember why. He said his


Bereavement group filling large demand


A NEW social group for Ribble Valley bereaved has met for the first time this month. Following the continued


success of the Ribble Val­ ley Bereavement Support Group, the new group is seen to be filling a large demand. The group is aimed a t


providing the chance for bereaved people, to get together and socialise with a friendly, understanding group of like minded peo­ ple. The aim is to initially,


meet for a drink, snack or meal in a relaxed situation but with a view to, in time, expanding its activities to include theatre trips, days out and possibly holidays.


AN empty milk bottle was thrown a t a living room window on Hayhurst Street, Clitheroe.


I


Ex-Claret Steve on the menu!


EX-CLARET Steve Kin- don is pictured a t the Whalley Juniors Sport- man's Dinner a t Mytton Fold Golf Club last week. The event was well


received by all, with £800 raised towards funding training tops for the club. Committee member


John Smith is also pictured holding a signed Andy Cole short aloft, kindly provided by Blackburn Rovers. A signed football was


also donated, courtesy of Manchester City Football Club. The club boasts teams


ranging from Under 8s to Under 16s, who feature in both the North Valley Friendly League and the Hyndburn and D is trict Boys’ League. Pictured from left to


right: Steve Kindon, John Smith, chairman Dave Ast- ley and comedian Nicky Newsome.


(A071103/2)


Whalley beaten


WHALLEY Juniors Under 15s suffered a 7-0 defeat a t the hands of Fulledge Colts. This was a game of two


halves for Whalley., In a diabolical first half,


Fulledge attacked continu­ ously. Whalley were non-exis­


tent as a team, only a fine display by goalkeeper Rick O’Connor together with poor finishing by Fulledge kept the score to five a t half time. , After the half-time dis­ cussion, Whalley came out a different team, pressing th e ir opponents and attacking the ball. Whalley were unlucky


not to score on three occa­ sions but it was Fulledge who increased their lead with two more goals.


Roefield showing improved form Roefield Leisure Junior s ...........1


Rishton Vtd B lu e ........... ...3 ROEFIELD went into this match on the back of two heavy defeats. They had a full strength squad


from which to select and the defence looked better for it. During the first 10 minutes both


teams had plenty of play with Jacks Gaffney and Excel working the ball well out of defence for Roefield. Unfortunately Rishton were the first to score and added a second goal


just five minutes later. Keeper Shepherd had less to do


than in previous weeks but pulled off some fine saves. Roefield refused to lie down and Parker and Bilbie both put chances wide. In the second half Roefield contin­


ued tp fight and as pressure was put on Rishton’s defence the chances came more often. The introduction of Duerden on


the left wing was an excellent move as his crosses provided opportunities


for Bilbie and Colley. Rishton were lucky to get a third


from a wayward strike that looped into the net. Roefield pulled one back from a


move between Duerden and Bilbie and Parker put the rebound into the net. The Rishton keeper was forced into several more saves but Roefield were unable to score again. This was a much b e t te r and


encouraging performance from Roe­ field.


43 Downham Road, Chatburn


• D e l ig h t fu l d o u b le fronted cottage


• L o u n g e w ith attrac tive f ire p la ce


• S it t in g ro om w ith o r ig in a l o p en f ire


• N e w ly f itted d/ k itch e n • N ew 3 pee b a th ro om * • 2 d o u b le b ed rooms • Sm a l l fro n t garden, large re ar g arden


£450 pcm Unfurnished


5 Corn Mill Mews, Whalley


M o s t attractive 3 storey townhouse in landscaped courtyard


F u l ly fitted Siematic kitchen


Day room/dining room with French Doors


1 Large lounge with French drs


13 bedrooms ■ House bathroom 1 Private rear garden


£950 pcm Unfurnished


Tel: Christine Holaday on 01200 428976


w Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers, Land Agents and Letting Agents * and your local mtmbtr o f The National Approved Letting Scheme


RESIDENTIAL SURVEYS


Most house purchasers who have a mortgage valuation think they have had a survey.


what you are buying by having a survey carried out.


If you are about to make one of the biggest,, purchases of your, life - make sure you know.


. -


Call our office for further information and a free quotation.


The Coach House, Duck Street Clitheroe. Tel: 01200 425697


R©ICS


^ “ Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers, Land Agents and Letting Agents ^ and your local member o f The National Approved Letting Sckeme


21 St. James Street, CUtheroe: (New) A conveniently located 2 -. bedroom mid terrace property with lounge, dining kitchen and . shower room. The well maintained accom has an electric cooker, plumbing for washer, C&C and full gas heating. Available mid to •< ' tote November. .


39 Bawdlands, Clllheroei (New) A spacious 2 bedroom (cmice with lounge, dining kitchen with Fitted units and cooker, and modem 3-piece bathroom suite with


' elec shower. Carpets, gas fires on ground floor, and rear yard.


T h e C o a c h H o u s e /D u c k S t re e t » R©ICS


John Pallister frics , ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCIES


^ John Pallister FRics.. Mortimers


The Area’s Leading


LETTING AGENT


- We can offer you' peace of mind with a full professional LETTING and


MANAGEMENT SERVICE


ForFREE , •


consultation contact Christine Holaday


• Telephone: 01200 427331


2 BED COTTAGE in C 1 I vt h e r o e , unfurnished, G.C.H. / D.G. £ 3 5 0 p.c.m. To v i e w T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 426929.


The first meeting was


held at the Spread Eagle, Barrow, and all present pronounced it a great suc­ cess. Subsequent meetings will be held on the last Sun­ day of each month, at vari­ ous venues, to be arranged. Anyone who has been


bereaved will be welcome a t the group's meetings, regardless of how long their bereavement has been. The Ribble Valley Bereavement Support Group continues to run on the second Thursday of each month. For further details, of


either the Social or Support Groups contac t Susan Smith on 01200 426829 or Madeline Adey on 01200 429346.


Empty bottle thrown at window The incident took place


on Monday a t 10 p.m. resulting in £50 worth of damage.


recollection was vague because of the amount he had drunk. ,Mr Stephen Parker (defending)


' said the incident had been very unpleasant and distressing and his client accepted his behaviour was totally unacceptable. He said tha t within four days of


the incident Miss Bond came to court with Adamson and indicated that she wished to retract her state­ ment. “There is a great deal of feeling


between them and what she has wanted more than anything is that any underlying problems he has are dealt with,” said Mr Parker. “They have been trying to get


their lives back on track, but during the proceedings they have not been


allowed to live together. The end of these proceedings will


hopefully be the start of a new begin­ ning for them.”


Young Farmers meet ;5. i f . i


PAST and present officers met at the Clitheroe Young Farmers' annual meeting. Held a t Pendleton Vil­


lage Hall, previous officers were thanked for their efforts over the past year and new ones were elected. Mrs Florence Cowperth-


waite was elected as presi­ dent; vice-president and advisory were re-elected en bloc; Mr Robert Whitwell was elected as clubleader; Mr Julian Silverwood, assistant club leader; Mr James Spurgeon, chair­ man; Mr Simon Kirk, vice chairman; Miss Grace Thornber, secretary; Ms Hazel Lonsdale, assistant secretary; Ms Bridget


'Hartley, speaker’s secre­ tary; Mr Ben Hartley, trea­


surer; Mr Sam Edmond­ son, assistant treasurer; Ms Emma Walmsley, social secretary; Ms Rebecca Child, assistant social sec­ retary; Miss Fiona Whitwell, press secretary and Ms Hannah Metcalf, notice board secretary; New committee mem­


bers were also elected and members to represent the club at region. Best boy award was


awarded to Mr Richard Whitwell and best girl award to Miss Grace Thornber. The next meeting will be


a tour round BOCM facto­ ry, and members are to meet a t the health centre car park.


A SARACEN X Tort mountain bike, valued at £1,200 was stolen from Whalley Road, Clitheroe, on Sunday a t around 6 p.m.


Valuable mountain bike stolen The silver cycle with


stickers of royal racing on the frame was left leaning against a wall when some­ body took off with it. Police are investigating.


An attractive garden fronted one bedroom terrace cottage situated in Chatburn Village, which has several local shops and good access to the A59 trunk road and Motorway Network. With gas central heating and carpets.


£370 pcm (Unfurnished)


A very spacious four bedroom property fully modernized yet retaining plenty of character and original features. Hie property is set on three f law with four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. To the rear is a paved yard area and allocated parking for tv\o cars. A good family home in a convenient position for access to road networks.


£795 pcm (Part Furnished)


12 Cowper Avenue. Clitheroe


A spacious 2 bedroom cottage well furnished and decorated throughout. Set in the beautiful Ribble Valley Village of Grindleton. With the benefit of an attractive enclosed garden to the rear.


£395 pcm (Fully Furnished) (indudes g arden maintenance)


7 Lynwood Close, Calderstones Park, Whalley


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November I3tn, 2UU3 Lettings In association with 'where lettings matter'


16 Downham Road, Chatburn


I


3 Park Mews, Gisburn


IS


% n <,a I S , |


5 West View, Grindleton


A superb two bedroom stone cottage occupying a peaceful cul-de-sac position just outside the village of Whalley. The cottage has been totally refurbished to a high standard and has an abundance of quality fixtures and fittings throughout. In addition to a spacious dining kitchen, rear patio and raised gravel garden the cottage benefits from its own parking space.


£475 pcm (Unfurnished) . . „ »ge.


bedroomed terraced property located in this popular area of Clitheroe just a few minutes walk from the town centre. Newly decorated and benefitting from new carpets to most rooms this impressive, traditional property offers good sized


family accommodation. £460 pcm (Unfurnished)


An executive style, first floor, two bedroom apartment located in a secure building within the popular Calderstones development on the outskirts o f Whalley. With a quality fully fitted kitchen and bathroom, the apartment has been


tastefully decorated throughout and has the benefit of off road parking.


£565 pcm (Unfurnished)


31a CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE £195 pcm (Furnished Bedsit) - A furnished bed­ sit located in the centre of Clitheroe close to the local shops etc. With electric night storage heating. The bed-sit has the benefit of an intercom system with main door and has been built to comply with all Fire Regulations.


To view any of these properties please ring Lisa or Linda on


01200 420104


Due to a high increase in demand for rentals more properties are required.


To find out more about our services please give us a call. Mortimers TO LET TO LET


1 Dale Terrace, Chatburn


D e l ig h t fu l en d o f terrace cottage


A t t ra c t iv e f ro n t garden, sm a l l s id e garden


G o o d s ize d lou n g e w ith l iv in g f lam e g as f ire


F it te d d in in g k itch e n T w o d o u b le b ed ro om s • 3 pee bathroom


£450 pcm Unfurnished


Mill Hey Croft, Chatburn


1 D e l ig h t fu l , stone b u ilt , sp a c io u s fam i ly hom e


> G o o d s ize d lo u n g e w ith a t trac tiv e f ire p la ce


1 D in in g room 1 F / f td d in in g k itch e n p lu s u t i l i ty ro om , c lo a k ro om


1 F o u r d o u b le b ed rooms (master c n suite)


1 H o u se bathroom • P a t io w ith la rg e garden o v e r lo o k in g o p en H elds


£1,300 pcm Furnished


N e w P r o p e r t ie s n e e d e d FOR OUR REGISTER OF WAITING CLIENTS


TO LET TO LET a n d e r t o n b o s o n net


P O R T F O L IO O F PROPERTIES T O LET 54 pendle drive, whalley £595pcm j


a stylish second floor apartment, communal lobby, telecom entry system. Individual mail box. lounge, kitchen, three bedrooms, car parking area with one space.


13 victoria avenue, chatburn £425pcm


a nicely presented two bedroom garden fronted terraced home Ideally located within walking distance of village amenities, comp: vestibule, lounge, dining kitchen, two beds, 3-pce bathroom, gch, dg.


9 corn mill mews, whalley £900pcm


a stylish three storey town house adjacent to the grounds of whalley abbey, three bedrooms (one en*su!te), spacious dining kitchen, gas central heating, double glazing, two car spaces


sunnymead, 4 higham road, whalley £950pcm


attractive mature detalched home with


magnificent garden, comps: hall, lounge, dining room, dining kitchen, four bedrooms, 4-pce bathroom plus sep. wc. gch, dg and alarm are installed, a lovely home


contact tel no. 01200 421755


PATRICIA THOMAS


TkL 01282 813124 Fax: 850819


Quality Home Rentals


MOVE IN 24 HOURS Subject to refs


We have the best range of superior homes around the Lancs/Yorks borders to include, Sawlcy, ' , Chatburn, Padiham, • Higham, outskirts of


Bumlcy/Pcndle, Bairowford,


Colne to Cowling, Barnoldswick etc. Rural, scmt-mral, village, urban. Modem and traditional to include semi's, detached,


bungalows, bam conversions, new developments, true cottages, quasi's, superior terraced, apartments, all in good areas.


Ranging from I to 6 bed$„at rents £300 to £1,200 pcm.


Lots of choice, but not suitable for DSS.


Comprehensive brochure available on request.


LANDLORDS Tor info pack Tel: 01282 850700


House / Flat Room Share WA N T E D


Langho/BIIIington Whalley/Barrow


by 50yr old respectable, non smoking male.


Tel: 07989795144


; www.clitheroctoday.co.uk


THE AVENUE at Brockhali Village 01254 244811 Streets ahead. .. . Accommodation to Let


WESTBRADFORD 28 Miilbrook Court £550 pcm


mill conversion arranged on three floors in attractive village location. Entrance hall, two piece cloakroom, utility room, fitted kitchen, lounge, sitting room, three bedrooms, three piece bathroom, garden area to front, parking for two cars, unfurnished.


Telephone: 01200426041 CLITHEROE


21 St James Street £365 pcm


A conveniently located two bed mid terraced with lounge, dining kitchen and shower room, well maintained accomm with electric cooker, plumbing for washer, carpets and curtains and full gas heating.


Telephone: 01200 425697


Classifiednlus \ www.clitheroetodavmuk /


miles better WHALLEY


15 Corn Mill Mews £795 pcm


Three bed townhouse on new development with designated parking space. Unfurnished.


Telephone: 01200 421755


SABDEN (Watt Street)


Stone built 2 bed house. GCH


£395 pcm Dep + refs required Tel. 07730 585925


UPSTA IRS FLAT Clitheroe, with dining room living room 3 piece bathroom and bedroom. £325 per calendar month. Tel. 0 1 200 426645,


EXEC SHORT Term lets. 3 bed rural cottage nr Whalley. Avai l, n o w ,


inclusive. Tel. Whal­ ley 0 1 2 5 4 823064.


al l


MX M Al'CnOMUS VAU.TS3 A EStATt ACINTS tmiUSHED 1W Whalley 2 miles


26 acres Productive Meadowland


off Sabden Road, Whalley in 3 lots or as a whole


Offers in writing before 29th November Plans and particulars available on request from the agents


Richard Turner & Son, Old Sawley Grange, Gisburn Road, Sawley, Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 441351 Fax: 01200 441666 Property for Sale


D T C Richard Writer & Son Clitheroe 5 miles


DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE


Substantial Stone Built Barn Lower Standen Farm,


,■ Whalley Road, Pendleton BB71PP


S u b s ta n t ia l d e ta ch e d s to n e barn with p lannin g co n sen t for co n v e rs io n to 2 ex e cu t iv e 5 b ed dw e llin g s with g ara gin g . L y ing In cou rtyard setting with su p e rb uninterrupted v iew s o v e r ag ricultu ral land tow ard s


K em p le En d. F u ll c o lo u r oroenure a v an a o ie o n request. 5&7 Castle Street Clitheroe, BB7 2BT Tel: 01200 427331


Offers to be submitted at our offices no later than 12 noon 19th December 2003____________


2 BED TERR fitted k i t ch en , d / g . ni c e cond, suit 1st time buyer or investor. £1 9 ,5 0 0 . Tel (0161) 9 4 5 95 4 6 o r 077 2 0830195.


Removals


SPENCE REMOVALS Over 70 years exp. Rec. for care,! quality and value. Local and national, storage, Tel.


01282 424324.


E & L REMOVALS Anywhere, Anytime. Tel. 01282 694059 / 07939 803492


S T E V E 'S c h e a p removals, single items as well. Tel: 01282 448748


Conversions a n derton bo sonnet C H A R T E R ED SUR V E YO R S X. E S T A U AG E N T S


DEVELOPMENT Opportunity


CLIVIGER Period Farmhouse in


need of modernisation with planning consent


for extension and bam with planning for 2


dwellings. Approx IIV2 acres also available.


For further


information contact Chris Bosonnet


Tel. 01200 428 691 Removals


VAN & MAN removals & part loads, anytime, an ywh ere, r el iab le . Tel. 0 1 282 720144


MAN WITH VAN Ring Alan 07899 718043.


Property Wanted W ANTED


3 MORE PROPERTIES For housing project Any condition


Up to £17,000 per house paid


If you require a quick completion


Telephone Mr Schofield on 01282 457340 (office hours)


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22  |  Page 23  |  Page 24  |  Page 25  |  Page 26  |  Page 27  |  Page 28  |  Page 29  |  Page 30  |  Page 31  |  Page 32  |  Page 33  |  Page 34  |  Page 35  |  Page 36  |  Page 37  |  Page 38  |  Page 39  |  Page 40  |  Page 41  |  Page 42