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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


28 November 03 • 3nts • Oep Manchester Stay at the Sheraton Deira, a 1st class hotel well located for shopping. •


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Website semi .nar to Mast will be avoid legal minefield at local farm


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TAKING care of business in today’s hi-tech world inevitably means building a company website, but joining the information superhigh­ way can be a short cut to a legal minefield. That is why businesses across East


Lancashire have been queuing up to find out how they can stay on the right side of the law. Rapidly changing Internet legislation


means that firms are unsure of their posi­ tion. So when the East Lancashire e-Busi-


ness Club offered a free seminar to shed light on the issues, places were snapped up instantly.


In fact, the seminar was so oversub- ,


scribed that a second event is planned for later this year. The seminar was run in conjunction


with Eversheds LLP, a major legal firm and internationally- recognised experts in e-commerce and the law, who gave a no- nonsense guide to abiding by the legisla­ tion. Areas covered included the Data Pro­


tection Act, the Disability Discrimination Act, the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations and the new Privacy and Electronic Communications Regula­ tions Act, which comes into force on Octo­ ber 31st. Such legislation affects any business


with a website, or any that uses commer­ cial e-mail, and without the right knowl­ edge they could be breaking the law or not


taking full advantage of the protection available. Mike Caulfield, of the e-Business Club,


said: “The Office of Fair Trading is intro­ ducing stringent penalties for those who don’t comply and being unaware of the law is not a valid defence against breaking i t - companies simply can’t afford to ignore these laws. “The e-Business Club’s message is vital for website operators and the senders of


' commercial e-mails if they want to stay on the right side of the law. It was also really useful in learning about how the same laws can protect us. “For those who missed the seminar,


Eversheds’ presentation can be down­ loaded from the Club website (www.elancs-ebusinessclub.co.uk).”


A NEW mobile phone mast will be hidden inside an 18-metre high agricultural silo at a Ribble Valley


farm. The new s i lo w i l l be


located within the main farm compound a t Low Moor Farm, Ribchester Road, Clayton-le-Dale. I t will house an 18-


metre telecoms mast for the 0 2 UK mobile phone network. A report to Ribble Val­


ley Borough Council’s planning committee stat­


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ed th a t the mast and associated equipment was “disguised as a silo build­ ing”, but added that the silo was s t i l l capable of agricultural use. Coun. Frank Dyson


(Clitheroe) sought and received an assurance that th a t was the case, and commented: “I hope we don’t have a rash of them.” Members voted to


approve the application, subject to conditions on materials to be used and landscaping of the site.


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“Calendar Girls” (12A)j Grand Cinema; from Friday, October 11


HAILED as the biggest box office hit of 2003, “Cal­ endar Girls” has been draw­ ing full houses at the Grand, Clitheroe, and has been held over for a second week.


The film focuses on the


trials and tribulations of 11 women from the Women’s Institute branch in the vil­ lage of Rylstone, near Skip- ton. One of the women, Angela Baker, suffered a tragic loss with the untime­ ly death of her husband, John, from a form of cancer. Before his death, Angela


and the other WI girls had joked about posing nude for an “alternative WI calen­ dar”, and they bravely decided to do it in John’s memory. Another of the women,


Lynda Logan, is married to renowned local artist Terry, and he took the tastefully


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WHALLEY couple Jonathan Smith and Nicola Rawlinson chose the picturesque setting of All Hallow’s Church at Mitton for their wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr


David Rawlinson, of Durham, and Mrs Chris Rawlinson, of Colchester, and works as a human resources project manager. Her bridegroom is the son of


Mr and Mrs Tony and Suzanne Smith, of Edisford Bridge, Clitheroe, and works as an I.T. and systems manager. Given away by her father, the


bride wore a full-length ivory satin two-piece gown with a pleat­ ed bodice featuring crystal and pearl detail. It was complement­ ed by a full-length veil held in place by a crystal and pearl tiara. Her bouquet was of hand-tied


white arum lilies. Matron of honour was Mrs


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THE beach in St Peters­ burg. Florida, was the set­ ting for the wedding of Miss Lucy May Eldridge to Mr


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Mr Dominic Chapman.The service was con­ ducted by Canon Rev. David Mewis and fol­ lowed by a marquee reception at the home of the bridegroom’s parents. The newlyweds will spend their honey­


moon in Australia and Dubai and return to live in Whalley.


GROUPS of local chil­ dren got their felt tip pens and crayons out after meeting a well- known children’s book illustrator at Clitheroe Library on Saturday.


Mr Steve Hutton, who is


an i l lu s tr a to r and has worked a s a playworker w ith pre-school children, h o s ted two free fam i ly drawing workshops at 10-30 a.m. and 1-30 p.m. The event was run to coin­


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