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


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 21 st, 2003 15


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waxed cottons, leather and suede • Duvets and Pillows


• Wedding dresses, silks, evening wear,


• Hand Made Storage Boxes • Curtain and Suite Covers


(Door to Door, same day service) • Carpet Care Equipment Hire • Repairs and Alterations • Laundry Service


A friendly family business


71 King Street, Whalley Tel: 01254 822133


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All Makes & Models Serviced and Repaired


Air Conditioner Specialists Engine Diagnostics


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Highly Trained Technicians T e l : 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 2 2 2 6


Fax: 01254 824702 Accrington Road, Whalley, Clitheroe


SUPPORTING BUSINESSES AND THE COMMUNITY IN THE WHALLEY AREA


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SURELY there are few communities, perhaps none, anywhere in Britain to compare with Whalley! Can any other place of its size have such


a range of business, tourism, leisure, shop­ ping, manufacturing and service providing companies or fascinating historic features? By no means is Whalley standing still - the


amount of money invested there in recent times by a myriad individuals, retailers, firms, public service providers, educational bodies of various sorts and housebuilders must total a huge amount. Earlier this year Bramley Meade, an excep­


tionally restored one-time maternity home on the edge of the village, became one of the region's most expensive houses, changing hands for £1.25ml


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numerous different fronts. Millions is likely to be spent be spent on a


There is more investment to come on


major 10-year revamp of a nationally impor­ tant part of the village, Whalley Abbey, a short distance from the high-value Calder- stones Park housing development. In between, Calderstones Hospital contin­ ues to offer quality care for vulnerable


patients, with ongoing investment and hun­ dreds of employees. Nearby, The Sidings Business Park continues to expand and diver­ sify. In the village centre, elite retailers are


cheek by jowl with professional offices, a tra­ ditional convenience store, a post office and a bus station masked by impressive gardens. Various initiatives - some inspired by a notably effective Chamber of Trade - help


keep appearances spick and span. Pubs, a night club, eating places, the list is


of attractions is endless. And car parking is not nearly as difficult as a long-standing con­ troversy about lack of a public facility might indicate. Two town centre pubs have modest­ ly priced "pay and display" areas and often there is space to park in many places on the main roads and side streets. Clearly, here is a place where people would


and community leaders are keen for other Val­ ley residents to see what they can offer. The visitor cannot fail to be impressed by


on Pickwick Night and that to raise money for charity. The rest of the time, proud they certainly are, but quietly so - although business people


their gem of a place, for wherever you stand in Whalley, you are assuredly only a short dis­ tance away from something of interest. A restored water wheel in the former corn


mill development off the main street is the lat­ est - one of the earliest is of course the nearby abbey. And there is every bit as big a choice when it comes to shopping, general or special­ ist. Take a trip to Whalley and see!


be very justified indeed in blowing the trum­ pet, banging the gong, shouting about the virtues of their community from the rooftops. Modesty forbids! Whalley folk do all these just once a year,


Bank Holiday T-shirt ' - ANTHEMS


giveaways .all weekend ^-New for Friday


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Chan Music to dance to....


TOTALLY NOSTALGIC HINES FROM. ? THE 70'S - ? UPTO TODAY


Food Bar Open • Doors Open 10- 2 7 Smart Casual Only No tracksuits or Football Shirts,'HO TRAINERS'- FREE ADMISSION 10-llgm with this Advert - . No Admission attor l.OOam '


B R IN G Y O U R P A R T Y T O D U B S • Free Enhance tor parlies over 20 hy prior '


i : arrangements only. Also available for:hire! v; 16 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY, NR CLITHEROE


OUTDOOR Since opening in 1998


this stylish siudio has gone from strength to strength, offering the very latest in


colour and styling ideas. WHALLEY Abbey attracts many visitors


WHALLEY PHYSIOTHERAPY SPORTS AND REHABILITATION CLINIC Jane Connolly MCSP SRP And Associates


------------CHARTERED & STATE REGISTERED PRACTITIONERS------------- Recognised by all Major Health Care Insurers


• Muscular, Soft Tissue & Joint Problems • Manipulation & Mobilisation • Spinal Pain Management • Sports Injuries & Rehabilitation


1 Stroke & Neurological Conditions ■ Stress Related Conditions ■ Orthopaedic & Accident Rehabilitation


AMPLE PARKING REHABILITATION GYMNASIUM FLEXIBLE HOURS Ten 01254 823183 Victory House • The Sidings • Station Road • Whalley • Lancashire • BB7 9SE www.directtravelstore.co.uk


Gall 0845 1662271 Late deal flights and holidays


Car Hire, Hotels, Flights, Ferries, Theatre Breaks, Rail, Travel


Accessories and much more Visit the on-line travel e shop Operated by


The Holiday Shop


81 King Street, Whalley ABTAD8155


CALDER Services (Lancashire) Limited


The local professionals ■ Est. 1974


Bathrooms


Plumbing Heating


www.caldciscrviccs.cbni Email salcs@caldcrscrviccs.com Manorfields Services Centre, Manor Road, Whalley BB7 9TE


Electrical One call docs it all! Tel: 01254 822691 Fax 01254 824602


24 Hour customer service NEW EXHIBITION Saturday 30th August to


Wednesday 2 4 th September 2003 Featuring original work by


Donald Holden & William H Jones 33 King Street, Whalley, Clitheroe


^ Telephone 01254 822620 j UDCM2TY2 OUTDOOR CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT


82 KING ST, WHALLEY, BB7 9SN (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE)


, 01254 822220


FRAMES & PICTURES LTD - Of WHALLEY -


Stockists of local and contemporary prints and originals


Call in and see the dazzling ranges of jewellery and gifts


Bespoke Framing and Restoration Service


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K I N G S T R E E T , W H A L L E Y . 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 2 3 2 3 M O N D A Y - THURSDAY 9 A M - 9 PM


FRIDAY 9 A M - 6 PM / SATURDAY 9 A M - 4 PM


With an experienced and friendly team of 10 stylists, all qualified to high standards, and a vast array of


knowledge you won't fail to be impressed.


The latest introduction to the studio is the Erqoline Sunbeds,


the very latest in tanning beds. Stockists of


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CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT


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SALE 50%


STARTS TODAY! O F F !


selected TENTS & CAMPING EQUIPMENT, FLEECES, WATERPROOFS,


WALKING BOOTS, SANDALS,


LADIES, MENS & KIDS CLOTHES LOWE ALPINE, CRAGHOPPERS,


LAFUMA, DRAGON, WEIRD FISH JACK MURPHY, DRIZABONE HI-TEC, REGATTA


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All thB well known hits tram Old


FROM YOUR PAST!!


Telephone 01254 823009 or 822722


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WHALLEY POST OFFICE Providing a full range of services to the local community Personal Banking Services


Alliance & Leicester • National Savings Bank • Co-op/ Smile • Lloyds TSB • Barclays • Cahoots


Travel Services


Foreign Currency • Travellers Cheques • Travel Insurance • Passports • E l 11 • Moneygram


Bill Payments • Car Taxing • National Lottery • Postal Services


Plus an exciting range o f Greeting, Cards, Gift wrap & Stationery Including all your Back to School needs


97a King Street, Whalley, Clitheroe Tel. & Fax: 0 1 2 5 4 82 3 1 2 5


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