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BINGO enthusiasts at a Ribble Valley sheltered accommodation complex are raising a glass to generous brewers Daniel Thwaites. For a donation from Thwaites’


renowned Charitable Trust has enabled Vale House, Whalley, to purchase a smart new bingo machine. I t was fitting that Vale House’s oldest


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Business duo clinch awards


by Julie Wintle


TWO Ribble Valley business­ women were praised this week for their entrepreneurial skills at the finals of the region’s Business Start-up Awards. Clitheroe’s Heather Dryden,


who has her own photography business, and Langho’s Karen Richardson, who runs her own independent broker’s business, made it through to the finals of this year's East Lancashire Shell LiveWIRE Business Start Up Awards, which were held at Hold­ en Vale Conference Centre in Helmshore. A total of six finalists went


through to the last stage of the awards, which are supported local­ ly by Hyndbum Enterprise Trust. Miss Richardson scooped third


place for her business K & A Solu­ tions, which she set up in Septem­ ber 2003 with help from the Rib­ ble Valley Enterprise Agency and which she runs from her home in Langho. She was presented with a tro­


phy and a cheque for £150. Miss Dryden, who set up


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Heather Dryden Photography in November 2002, offering a profes­ sional, digital photography ser­ vice, was a runner-up at the awards. She was presented with a tro­


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from school portraits to wedding photography and with help from the Ribble Valley Enterprise Agency and Prince’s Trust, Heather's business has taken off so much that she now helps other young people consider self employment. The top award went to


Andrew and Samantha Brad­ shaw, who set up Oneighty Cre­ ative Ltd in September 2002 with the help of Blackburn Enterprise Trust, offering a cre­ ative design agency service to local businesses. They will go for­ ward to represent the area at the North West Awards held in April at the Manchester Urbis Muse­ um. Joanne Evans, of Hyndburn


Enterprise Trust, who is the co­ ordinator for Shell LiveWIRE in East Lancs, said: “Many young people in the UK aspire to run­ ning their own businesses and East Lancs is no exception. “During the last 12 months


more than 200 young people have approached East Lancs’ Shell LiveWIRE for help in starting their own business. Shell LiveWIRE is dedicated to encouraging their enthusiasm, developing their ideas and help­ ing them plan to succeed in busi­ ness.” If you are aged 16-30 and


would like help in turning your business idea into a reality then call Joanne on 01254 600625.


Fantastic response to appeal


AN appeal in the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times for a raffle drum has had an overwhelming response. Fr Philip Price, of the English


Martyrs RC Church in Whalley, requested a drum to use for a raf­ fle. “I was certain someone would offer a drum, but I was amazed


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at the response. There were offers from six organisations and an antique shop in Clitheroe. We are very grateful,” said Fr Price. The raffle, which includes a


hot air balloon trip and a mag­ num of champagne, will be drawn in the Presbytery after Mass on Easter Sunday.


bingo player, 94-year-old Elsie Hodgson, should be called upon to receive the gift. Elsie said: “We have a lot of fun with


our bingo sessions and the new machine is just the job, we are very grateful to Thwaites.” Pictured is Susan Woodward, of the


Thwaites’ Trust, with the new bingo machine and Vale House residents, (s)


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Invite to bring six of the best MEMBERS of Ribblesdale Camera Club were invited to "bring six prints" to last week’s meeting. I t was a well-supported forum, where members


asked advice and sought constructive comments on their work. Subjects varied from portraits to land­ scapes and nature pictures. Next week club member Frank Barnes promises


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