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54 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Novemberllth, 2004 General Vacancies . : ' '


SWEET DREAMS LTD


EXPERIENCED SALES CO-ORDINATOR


Sweet Dreams, a leader in the manubcture of sleep products, are about to launch a new range of leather upholstery from our new company. Comfort Zone ^>Solas Ltd, based in Burnley.


We seek to appoint an Experienced Sales Co­ ordinator to join the team who will be managing the latest part of the company’s expansion programme.


Day-to-day duties will include liaison between our sales agents and independent retailers, sales order


processing team, stock management, sales reporting etc.


The successful candidate will be numerate, literate and have the reievant experience using Microsoft Excel and Word, with good communication skills and a degree of flexibility.The successful andidate will demonstrate a desire to succeed and grow in line with the company’s ambitions for the future.


Saiary will be dependant on relevant experience. Please send your CV and current salary details to; J. McGarvey, C om fo r t Zon e Sofas L td , d o Pr imrose Mill, M a rtin Street, Burnley BBIO ISH.


youthandcommunity •


Part time youth community worker Ref: D3/11/YCW


£12,138 - £23,790 per annum (pro rata) dependent on qualifications and experience


Required two evenings per week (to be negotiated) at Longridge Youth Community Centre D u tie s : You will be responsible for the provision and development o f work with the 11-19 age range and also the supp ort and supervision o f staff and adult volunteers. This will involve working with the 13-19’s youth group and the 14 plus group and young volunteers. In fo rm a l d is c u s s io n : Shelagh Richardson on (01772) 782909.


A p p lic a t io n fo rm s : Tel: (01254) 824544. C lo s in g da te : 3 December 2004


’i t Engineering and Glassflbre


Developments Ltd Require fo r immediate start


EXPERIENCED GRPLAMINATORS


and RTM OPERATIVES Hours o f work Mon. to Thurs. 7.30am-4pm; Friday 7.30am-1.30pm


Competitive rates o f pay with bonus sy.stem.


Contact Richard Asbery 0i282 618221 Walverden Park Works, Nelson


THE EMPORICIM


Moor Lane, Clillieroe, Lancashire. BB7 lA L Cojfce Shop • Wine liar • Brasserie


C ou n ty C o u n c i l^ ^


^ A n e q u a l o p p o r tu n itie s em p lo y e r w e lc om in g ^ a p p lic a tio n s from a il s e c t 'o n s o f th e c om m u n ity


- ‘ ' Kitchen Assistant Full/P.\RT Time


To help with basic food preparation and general kitchen duties.


CHEF'S REQUIRED for the


TEMPEST ARMS Elslack, n r Skipton


A great opportunity has risen ATTHIS INN


Using only fresh foods cooked with great flare.


Offering the very best in MONEY and conditions around.


For FULL TIME and PART TIME positions Why not call for an interview Telephone IA N on 01282 842450


,


Three Fishes At Mitton A lV a d it io n a l Pub and


Northcote Offsite, Ewood Park


KITCHEN ASSISTANTS Flexible, variable days and hours


An exciting opportunity for enthusiastic and adaptable, people to join the Kitchen Teams in these interesting and varied roles. These positions could suit school hours for someone . with passion and good understanding o f basic cookeiy techniques. Full on the job training will be provided. . Please send a person profile or GV to Janet Home, Northcote Manor, Nortlicole Road, Langho, Black- bum, Lancashire BB6 8BE Telephone 01254 244508.


/5.»55 n 5 5 (agy).


H G V 1 ,H G V 2 ,7 .5 T O N & PSV Dr ivers req'd for p a r t t ime or 2/5 days p e r week. Would su i t semi re t i red or c o n t i n e n t a l s h i f t wo rk e r s . Call Ian, Brandon o r Dan at Dr iver Hi re 01254


SITE A G E N T Burnley. Mus t have proven record min. 50 pr ivate houses P /A Sal 20% m o r e t h a n y o u r cur ren t pay. Great p r o s p e c t


e x p an d in g Na t io n a l Bui lder. Tel. 01254 265550.


^v i t h


No weekends required, good rates of pay. Please apply to:


Nicholas Wharf, The Emporium,


Moor Lane, Clilhcroc, Lancashire BB7 lAL Telephone 01200444174


‘Every customer wants to buy our product They just need educating! Are you that


special person we are looking for? It’s an exciting career in Outbound Telesales’


FULL TIME & PART TIME


Excellent pay structure from £13,000 (uncapped earnings)


I


Recruitment Line 08456727274


Telephone Chris on Barrowford 07967120626 (after 5pm)


TELESALES VACANCY'


Applicaiioas inviied from experienced lelesale.s operatives to join a friendly team o f four people selling and order taking from foodserv'ice cu.stomers.


Approx 34 hours a week over- 5 day.s witli opportunity for exini hours and pay.


Lsiahlished for nearly 40 years in fooclservice and known locally for quality and service.


Basic rate of.t5.05 ph + bonus + incentives.


If you have a good knowledge of food and desire to sell on the phone call Aimce Smitlison on 01200 441260 or 0870 366 9501


Total Foodservice Ltd, Pendic Trading Estate, Cliatburn, Clilheroc BB7 AlY w’W'w.totalfoodservice.co.uk


T H O R N B A K E R r e q S h u t t


Gr o u n d w o r k e r s & S t e e l f i x e r s in t h e Burnley / Cl i theroe area. CSCS car<l is an advantage. Call 0161 855 4411 (Agy).


J o i n e r s .


NEW SM A L L Business u r g e n t l y r e q u i r e s people to dis t r ibute and collect leaflets. No cash outlay. For detai ls Tel. (01282) 452456.


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk General Vacancies


ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT We require an individual to assist in the running o f our busy sales office..


You w i ll have, in addition to a high level o f administrative skills, considerable office experience, good word processing skills, be


familiar with Microsoft Excel, and be willin g to undertake a variety o f duties.


I f this sounds like you then call


Emma Fitzgerald on 08456 727274 O r send your current CV to: Fizz Telecom L td


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n i a a n iB s i ^ f " 1 7 ■


^ L ow e r Clough


Business Centre, Ba r row fo rd , L a n c sB B 9 8 P H


Exciting opportunity for HEAD CHEF


in a Burnley leading established a la Carte Restaurant


Ideal candidate should have proven track record as a Head Chef and demonstrate their ability to be innovative and astute in helping to continue the growth of this successful business.


In return the successful candidate will receive an attractive package in line with this challenging role.


All candidates please apply in writing by November Win, 2004


to Box No. P1333, East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd Bull Street, Burnley BBll IDP


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) GenefalVacancies:^^^’ ^ GeneralVacancies ^? I P u b lic .N o tice s


B R I C K L A Y E R S Burnley, imm. s tar t . Brads tone £2 0 /m sq, Blockwork £1 0 /m sq. Tel. 01254 265550.


Part-Time


MOORCOCK INN GLEANER


CLITHEROE requires a


to work within the hotel. Responsibilities to


include cleaning bar, restaurant and bedroom areas. 20 hours per week, 7am-11 am, 5 days out o f 7. Up to £5 per hour depending on age and experience.


Contact Richard or Gemma 01200422333


BEEC.HGR0VE Care Home


' ■ .Sttl’u u rs .street i - . L ow M o o n C lit lie ro e


Require to jo in their dedicated team a


WEEKEND COOK


Saturday & Sunday hours negotiable to produce


good home cooking for 30 residents.


Would suit catering student.


£6 per hour


Contact Carol RatcliJJe on 01200 426057


Public Notices- ...


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984


UNCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


(A671 WHALLEY ROAD, READ, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH)


(40/50MPH SPEED LIMIT) ORDER 200*


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Traffic Regulation Order under Sections 84(1)(a) and (2) of the Road Traf­ fic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to:


(I) introduce a length o f 40mph speed limit on A671 Whalley Road, Read, replacing the national speed limit for a distance of approximately 600 metres from the existing 30mph transition point west of George Lane to a point 80 metres west of its junction with the access road to Dunkirk Fann Caravan Park, and


(ii) from this point, a proposed SOmph Speed Limit for a distance of approximately 1,830 metres to the sig­


nalised junction with A680 Whalley Road at Portfield Bar.


A copy of the draft Order, plan and Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at the offices of the Chief Executive, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe and at the offices of Lancashire County Council, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston. If you wish to object, o r indicate your support for the proposal, please write to the Environment Director, at Lancashire County Council, Environment Directorate, PO Box 9, Guild House, Cross S tre e t, Preston (quoting ref; TS/SLO/3/9/GLC) before the 9th December, 2004. Graham Harding, Environment Director 11th November, 2004.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984


UNCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


(WHALLEY OLD ROAD, BILLINGTON AND UNGHO, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH)


(PROHIBITION OF VEHICLES EXCEEDING 8.0 METRES IN LENGTH) ORDER 200*.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Traffic Regulation Order under Sections i , and 2 of the Road Traffic Regu­ lation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to prohibit any motor vehicle, the maximum length of which exceeds 8.0 metres, to proceed along that length of Whalley Old Road, Billington and Langho between York Lane and Whalley New Road,^a distance of approxi­ mately 3 kilometres.


A copy of the draft Order, plan and Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at the offices of the Chief Executive, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe and at the offices of Lancashire County Council, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston. If you wish to object, or indicate your support for the proposal." please write to the Environment Director, at Lancashire County Council, Environment Directorate, PO Box 9, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston (quoting ref: TSn"RO/3/37/GLC) before the 91h December, 2004. Graham Harding, Environment Director 11th November, 2004.


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D E S I G N A T E D C O N S E R V A T I O N AREA/LISTED BUILDING CONSENT; An application has been received for permission for New entrance canopy. Trolley Parks and 1.8m High Fence At: Berry Lane, Longridge, Preston. Application No: 3/2004/1059P Proposed Improvements to Rear Garden Area At: 3 Bank View Cottage, Sawley, Clitheroe. Ap plication 3/2004/1065P


No;


New Conference Room Entrance in corp ora ting Toilet Facilities At: The While Bull Hotel, Main Street, Gisburn, Clitheroe. Application No: 3/2004/1066P Proposed Conservatory At: Old Smithy House, Grindleton, Clitheroe. Application


No:


3/2004/1078P Alterations to Outbuilding for use as Office, Ancillary to Flats, and laying out of car parking At: 110 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Application No: 3/2004/1083P Enclosure of open area under


the elevated


extension to create a room. . At: 90 Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Application No; 3/2004/1084P U tility and Cloaks Extension on rear o f property. At: Owl Cottage, Waddington Road, West Bradford, Clith e ro e . Ap plication


No:


3/2004/1086P The


above


property/properties either lie In a Designated Conservation Area or are included in a Statutory List of Buildings o f Special Architectural o r Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing, with in 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director o f Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, BBT 2RA quoting the a pp lica tion number.


Under the provisions of the Local Government


OWN A PC? earn from £500 upto £5500 p / t o r f/t. Ful l training g i v e n .


moneyukeep4u.org.uk vv w w . RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL PUNNING (Lis t e d BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL PUNNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


D E S I G N A T E D C O N S E R V A T I O N AREA/LISTED BUILDING CONSENT; An appeal has. been received in respect of the following: Demolition o f existing single storey extension to rear" o f property and construction ot two storey extension to provide dining room at ground floor level and bathroom at first floor. AT: 50 Church Street, Ribchester Application No. 3/2004/0674 Appeal Reference: APP/T2350/E/04/1164247 The above property either lie s in a Designated Conservation Area o r is included in a Statutory List o f Buildings o f Special Architectural or Historic In te re s t. Any person wishin g to make representation in relation to the above appeal (any comments already made following the original application for planning permission


(unless


expres s ly confid ential) have been forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate and a copy sent to the appellant and will be taken in to account by the Inspector deciding the appeal) should do so in w r iting by the 26 NOVEMBER 2004. it you wish to comment on the above appeal please send 3 copies to the Planning Inspectorate before the deadline shown above.


Any


representations received a f te r th is date will not normally be seen by the In spec tor and will be returned. Please send your comments direct to The Planning Inspectorate, 3/02 Kite Wing, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6PN. Please quote the appeal reference number


in any


correspondence sent. Under the provision of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members o f the pub lic. You may in spect all submitted documents relating to the appeal at the Development' Department, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BBT 2RA. Please


(Access to Information) Act contact the case officer on


1985, any representations 01200 414513 to check received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Planning and Development Committee agenda.


When


determining the application it may not always be possible to take account of late representations received after the 21 day penod. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Development Department within the period stated. Signed John Macholc on behalf o f Director ot Development . Date 11th November 2004


that the statements will be available before calling at the office. Signed John Macholc. on b eh alf o f Director of Development. Date 11th November 2004


RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL PUNNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


APPLICATIONS WHICH AFFECT THE.SETTING OF LISTED BUILDINGS: An application has been received fo r Rear C o nservato ry At :L it tle Blacksticks, Blacksticks Lane, Chipping Preston /Application No: 3/2004/0928P This development affects the setting o f properties which are include d in a Statutoiy List of Buildings of Special Architectural or His to ric In te re s t. Any person wishing to make representations should do so in w r itin g , within 21 days from the date of this ad ve rtisem e n t to the Director of Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clilheroe, BB7 2RA quo tin g th e reference number. Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Infomtation) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members o f the p u b lic once the application has appeared on th e Planning and Development Committee agenda. When determinin g the ap p lica tio n it may not always be possible to take accou nt


o f late


representations received after the 21 day penod. A copy o f the application form and plan may be in spected in the Development Department within the period slated. Signed: John Macholc, on b e h a lf o f D ire c to r of Development Dale 11th Nnvfimher Pt)M I


Competition. Results


C L ITH E R O E Footbal l p - J Week No.17, £100 ^ No. 458. £50 No. 390.


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B U S I N E S S Adver t iser s . Re: The bus ines s Adver t ise­ m e n t s (Di s c lo su r e ) Orde r 1977. At ten­ t ion is drawn to flie above o rde r . This law prohibi ts adver t is e­ ments which may mis­ lead consumers into the bel ief th a t goods a re being sold by p r iv a t e in d iv id u a l s when they a r e in fact for sale in the course of business. Adver ­ t isements by persons seeking to sell goods that a r e being sold in the course of a bus i ­ ness mus t make the fact clear to prospec­ tive buyers. The pen­ al ty for the publ ica­ t ion of an adver t ise­ ment which fails to do so is a fine up to a maximum of £5,000


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OPEN EVERY SUNDAY COME RAIN OR SHINE


The Auction Mart (Clitheroe North, turn off A59) 400 Stalls & Spaces Indoor & Outside


Same price indoors or out. Stall holders and public just turn up, unloading Tam-9am - Open till 4om


v is i t wv vw .h o v le sp rom o iio n s .rn iilta t*^ :^ - ' 4 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Public N o tice s - , Public Notices'


Consumers supplied by United Utilities Water PLC might be affeeted by improvement work at Watehgate water treatment works The following bnelly explains the content o f the legal notice below


WATER INDUSTRY ACT 1991: SECTION 19(l)(b) ^


r r s s S i S r r i h ^ r - www.clifheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 11th 2004 55= ^ *


treatment works. - d Neea,


Details o f this work are on the Company^ public record which can be seen at any o f iLs ofitees open to the public during normal working hours. You ean find out about the « °rk and whether your water supply is affected by telephoning the Company on 01925 463793 or by writing


to them at United Utilittes Water PLC Asset Management, Lingley Mere, Lingiey Green Avenue, Great Sankey, Waninaton WA5 3LP quoting DWI reference number N\V 295.


.r» % ^


Tliis notice has been issued by the Drinking Water Inspectorate, Floor m , Ashdown House, 123 Victoria Street London SWIE 6DE 3VATER INDUSTRY ACT 1991: SECTION 19(I)(b)


THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ENVIRONMENT. FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS:-


1. is satisfied that United Utilities Water PLC, “ the Company” , in supplying water from Walchgate water treatment works which has contamed exceedences o f the prescribed total and faecal conforms parameters and is likely to do so again, has contravened its duty


in respect o f supplying water which meets the Regulations under Section 68(l)(a) o f the Water Industry Act 1991 and meets the requirement set m regulation 3(7) o f the Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations 1989.


2. has notified United Utilities Water PLC on 20 A p r il 2004 that she is considering making in relation to the Company an enforcement order uruier Seclion.18 o f the Water Industry Act 1991.


3. notes that United Utilities Water PLC has on 6 August 2004 given an undertaking under Section I9 (l)(b ) o f the Water Industiy Act 1991 to take the following steps by the dates shown:-


(a) Submit to the Secretary o f State a draft drinking water safety plan (DWSP) to ensure the continued and ongoing commitment to the assurance o f the quality o f water leaving Watchgate WTW for the duration o f the undertaking.


Completed


(b) Review and critically evaluate each step o f the regulatory sampling arrangements (including sample line, sampling tap, and sample tnmsportation arrangements) and the analysis process for coliform bacteria and implement any remedial actions identified. To be completed by 30 September 2004


(c) Cany out a holistic programme o f investigation in accordance with the DWSP and sampling protocol to identify any deficiencies in the treatment processes. Investigations to include:


(i) Operational sampling for coliform bacteria, E.coli, Enterococci and Clostridium perfringens at each key stage o f treatment. (ii) Efficacy o f the filtration process in terms o f microbiological perfonnance, including: (a) Condition o f filter media; depth and cleanliness.


(b) Filtered water turbidity values, including trending o f individual filters.


(c) A i r scour and backwash process, determining the efficacy o f the backwashing process by taking large volume samples before and after bachvashing with analysis to include, but not be limited to, colifomi bacteria, E.coli, Enterococci and Clostridium perfringeiis.


(iii) Efficacy o f the disinfection process, including:


(a) Pre- and post chlorination, using large volume ^mples for analysis as described in step (ii)(c) above and also enterovimses using tissue culture techniques, as appropriate to risk.


(b) Establish and verify the Ct value for the disinfection process. (c) Establish and verify pH target values for the disinfection process. To be completed by 28 February 2005 (d) In light o f the above investigations undertake appropriate remedial action to facilitate compliance with the required


standards. Once the improvements have been made to the backwash recycle process conduct a further investigation, as described in steps (c) (i), (c) (ii) (b) and (c) (iii).


To be completed by 28 February 2005


(c) Submit to the Secretary o f State a statement to demonstrate that compliance has been achieved following completion o f the remedial work earned out under (d).


To be completed by 31 August 2005


(0 Implement the drinking water safety plan and monitor the coliform bacteria and E.coli parameters at a frequency o f - 365 samples per annum at the outlet o f the WTW. I f any sample contains colifonn bacteria and/or E.coii:


(i) examine a further sample from the same location as the original sample and samples from related points, with analysis as described in step (c)(i) above;


(ii) undertake large volume sampling, with analysis as described in step (c)(i) above; (iii) conducting immediate checks on: (a) the operation o f the treatment works; (b) any contamination o f the distribution system; (c) A i r any contamination o f raw water at source; (d) the sampling tap and sampling and laboratory procedures. For the duration o f the undertaking


(g) Where the investigations in (0 indicate actual or potential microbiological contamination o f the water leaving the works, implement appropriate remedial action, including as appropriate:


(i) increasing the disinfectant dose at the treatment works; (0


(ii) (iii)


(ii) correcting the operation o f treatment works including filtration and disinfection; ( iii) isolating and where appropriate conecting any identified source o f water contamination; (iv) taking measures to protect raw water sources; and (v) take all appropriate means to protect public liealth in consultation with the Health Protection Agency and local authority. For the duration 'of the undertaking (h) A t regular intervals provide DWI with reports on progress made with canying out this project. Reports to include at least the following details: Details o f programmes o f work including commencement and completion dates for investigations, design, tendering, constmetion, commissioning and beneficial use; Current state o f progress with programmes o f work in (i) above; A full report on the outcome o f the review carried out under step (b) and a full report on the outcome o f the investigations carried out under step (c) above;


(iv) A statement o f the implications o f any slippage o f the programmes in (i) above; (v) Details o f the prospect o f recovery o f any slippage mentioned in (iv) above, including degree to which slippage is expected to be recovered and how it w ill be recovered;


(vi) Whether the Company has any reason to believe that it will not be able to meet any o f the key dates in the undertaking; and


(vii) Results o f all monitoring undertaken in step (0 above. Beginning 31 August 2004 and a t 2 calendar months thereafter for the remainder o f the Undertaking


is satisfied that United Utilities Water PLC has given and is complying with an undertaking to take all such steps as appear to the Secrelaiy o f State for the lime being to be appropriate to secure or facilitate compliance with the requirement o f Regulation 3(7) o f the Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations 1989 and Regulation 4(2)(a) o f the Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations 2000.


Authorised by the Secrelaiy o f State to sign in that behalf


Professor Jeni Colbourne Chief Inspector


Drinking Water Inspectorate DWI Ref No: NW 295 3 September 2004 ,


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1 (kneral In these Conditions: 1.1 the C e m j ^ means East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd. 12 Vie Advertiser* means any person or company placing wth the Company an order lor the pubtotioriofanadvet&erTienlinariycifthatCo(r()an/s newspapers,orctherpi^ications. 2 Acceptance o l Conditions In placing an order for the publication of an advertisemenL the Advertiser accepts these condbons. No conditioo which conflicts with them b bindng on the Company or the Advertiser unless it b in wribng and signed by or on behalf d both partes.


.3 Advertiser's Warranty and Indemnity 3.1 TheAdveitberwarrants; a) Thai the adverbsement b legal, decent, honest and truthful and that b complies with the


Britbh Codes c< Advertbing and Sales Prorrwtion, with any relevant codes ol practice and v i^ aH requirements of current b ^ b o n ; b) That nothing in the advertisement b defamatory or constitutes a malicious falsehood; c) That the puhTtcation of the advertbement wiB not infringe copyright or any cither r i^ ts vested in a third party; d) That die Adtrailber has secured aO necessary authorities andperrnission in respect ol the use in the advertisement ol any pidorial representations ol. or wonu attdxrled to. B rm persons. 3 2 The Adveitber wiO hdemnify the Conpany in respect of al costs, darnages or oirar charges iniajrredinconriectionwitha^achonsorciairnsbr^ a g ^


the Company arising fnxn a


breach by the Advertber of dib warranty or otherwbe Imm the pubTcaiion ol the advertbement. 4 RighttoRefuseorAmendAdvertisements 4.1 The Corrpany reserves the tight to refuse to p i ^


any advertisement 3, in the Co t t a s


opinion, the advertbement fals to comply with the r^uiremenis of Condition 3.1 above or the refusal b required in the interest or reader protection, even if the advertbement has been accepted or previously pubEshed.


4 2 The Company may lake any alleration it considers necessary or desirable in an advertisement including the use of standard abbreviations, or change the siting of an adveitbement in the relevant publication.


4.3 Mai order advertisements wifl not be accepted lor pubGcaEon by the Company unless the Advertber completes and returns to the Company a Mail Order Guarantee Form, produced by the New’spaper Society, prior to the deadTme tor publication of the adv’ertbemenl 5


Requests for Insertion on Particular Dates in Particular Sections


Whilst the Cevnpany will endeavour to comply with reasonable r^ e s ts for an advertisement to be inserted on a particular date or in a particular part or edition of the publication, or to be inserted under a particular dassif icatbn, the C om p ^ makes no guarantee in re ^ o ^ of any such request. 6


Cancellalion 6.tTheCoppanyi The Coppa/i may cancel the Adveitiser's ordef al any &ne. and shall Rve days notice


ofth he cancelab'ecancelab'on before the next due date ol pubScaton of the adver^ment if practicable. 62 The Advertiser


notice of the cancellation before the neit due date ol publication, subject to any deadTme set out


in the Company's rate card appricable at the bme. 6.3 It b the responsibility of the Advertber to retain a note ot any istc^ number* bsued by Ore company,


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7 Copyright 7.1 Copyright of all artwork, copy or other material created, reworked or contn'buted to by the Company shall vest in the Company. 7.2 The Advertiser authorises the Company to record, reproduce, pubibh, distribute and broadcast (or to permit the same) all advertbemenls findudng but not limited to text artwork and p^Kiti^raphs] and to indude and make them avalable in any information service, electronic orotherwise. - 6 Advertiser's Property Held at Advertiser's Risk - AJI aitwork, photographs, film or other property delivered by the Adveriber to (he Corripany b held by the Company at the Advertber's risk and the Advertiser should insure all such property against loss or damage whatsoever cause. The Company reserves the tight to destroy vrthout notice aB artwork, pholographs. film or other property wh'ich has been in its custody lor six months from (he date of its last appearance in an advertisement, unless the Advertiser has given written instrucb'ons to the contrary. 9 Box Numbers 9.1 The Company will endeavour to forward all replies to a box number, to the Advertor, as soon as possiile after rece'pt. but the Company accepts no liability in respect of any loss or damage alleged to have risen t h ^ h delay in forwarding or omitling to forward such repSes. - howsoever caused. The Advertiser authorises the Company to examine material passing though boxes and to return to its originator any communication which, in the opinion of the Company, should be deSvered to the Advertiser. 9.2 Advertbements from dealers are not accepted under a box number. 10 Right to Disclose Information 10.1 AOadveitb^nentsmuslbeaccompaniedbytheAdveitber’sfulInameandaddress. AI trade adveitbements must centain a trading name. 10.2 The Company reserves the right lo refuse an advertbement containing only a mobile telephone number unless the Advertiser discloses to IhemaBT land fmenumberforsimaar). 10.3 The C o ti^n y reserves the right, including in the case cf box number advertisements, to (ksdose the Advertiser’s name and address to die PoTce, Trading S'randards OfTidab, or any other relevant authority and where the Company in its sole i£scre(ion deems it reasonable, to other third parties.. 10.4 The Company wiB hold information we obtain in our dealings with customers and may share it with other compan'ies in the Johnston Press pic V/e and other Johnston Press pic companies may use thb to tell you of other services we think will interest you, to administer your anount for statistical purposes, tor debt collection and (or fraud and crime prev’ention. 105 Tel^)hone calb lo the Company may be monitored or receded lor staff trainmg purposes. 10.6 If you do not wish your information to be used lor matkeb'ng purposes, please write to East L a iw iire Newspapers limited. Bull Street, Burnley, Lancashire. 10.7 You may write to us lor a Est of Group companies. 11 Errors and Omissions •Umttalion of Company's Liability 11.1 The Advertiser shall check the advertisemeni and nobly the Company immediately in writing of any errors. The Company has no responsibity (or die repebtion of errors in a series of advertbements unless notifi^ the Adveitber. 112 In the event of any error, mbptinlor omission in the printing oi an advertisement die Company will ^ e r re-'inscil the ath’eitsemenl or relevant pal drereof. or make a reascreble


In these conditions: 1.1 itheCompan/means East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd.


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12 the Advertiser* means any person or company placing with the Company an order for the • < u ' pubTication of an advertbemeni in any of the C om p o s new^iapers, or other pubfcalions.


2 Rates


2.1 The rates charged for the insertion of advertisements shall be those set out in (he Compan/s rate card in force at the bme the Older bp^ced. The rate cants subject to cha.'rge at any time and may V37 between Corrpanies and pubTcab'ons within the Johrston Press pic group of tides. Copies are avaBat^ on request


22 It is the responsibility ot the Advertber lo bring the Company's aitenlion at the time of booking any cfscount, allowance or exemption from V^lue Added tax to which enlitlemeni b - claimed.


22 AD gross advertbinq rates (except classified lineage and semi display) are subject to the Advertising Standards Board oi Rnance (ASBOF) levy from limelo time (currently 0.1%) payable by the Advertber lo help Enance the self reg’ulalory system


3 Advertising Agencies


3.1 Com irx s ^w E lo r^ be granted to agencies formally recognised by the Newspaper Society or the Company at the time ot placing the order. The rate of commission payable will be determined by Ihe Cempany any may be varied or withdrawn at the Comparr/s dbcretkxr at any time, s u t ^ to ghing the advertbing agency seven days wnnen notice thereof.


32 AD advertising agerdes daiming commbsion must quote order n u n ^ rs (or e\ery booking trade.


3.3 The Company reserves trie right to vary these terms of acceptance oi adveitbing and payment in r e ^


advertising a g ^ seven days wiitier notice thereof. 4 Time of Payment 4.1 Prefaymenl may be required lor any advertbement at the Coripan/s dberetion.


4.2 Save as provided lor under Clause 4.1 above, payment shall be made (or each advertisement within seven days ol the dale of the invoice, except that payment of advertbements charged to an approved credit account shall be made no later than ifiirty days after invoice. Should the Adveitber be in breach of these terms, or of any contract with the Company, then the fun amount in respect of aD adveribing published and aD other amounts accruing from the Advertiser shal become due and payable.


4.3 The Company reserves the right to withdraw aedtl (aolies from any Advertiser al the


. Compan/s discretion subject lo giving the Advertiser seven days written notice thereof, if practicable, or forthwith upon the bsue of any Court proceeding against Ore Advertiser.


4.4 All payments must be accompanied by the remittance advice issued by the Company.


45 Any query In respect of an invoice must be broo^ t to the attention of the Company within sevendaysoittsissue. 5 LatePaymenls


5.1 The Company Shan be entitled to charge interest on an sums due at a rate of 2% above the base rate (or Ore time being of Uoyds Bank Limited until payment b received, after as weO as before anyjudgment b obtained.


52 The Conpany shal be entitled to add lo any sunrs due any reasonable costs and expenses Cnduding admiriistraEve costs] incurred by (he Company in obta'ining payment thereof on an indemnity bass.


5.3 The Company shaB be entitled lo charge the Advertiser £15.00 in respect of any cheque tendered which b riot rriet upon presentation (and to vary (hb charge at any time without notice).


5.4 The Company reserves the right to exerdse a lien over any documents or other property cf' . ^ theAdveriserintepossesaoniftfieCorr^schargesafenotpaidinaccordancewththese


terms and the Compan/s rate card from bme to lime. \ " ci any advertbing ageiicy at the Compan/s (Ssaetion. subject to giving the


refund or a^uslmenl to the cosL No re-insertioa refund or ac^ustment wBl be made wtrere the ? . . error.mbprintorombsiondoesnotmaleriaBydetractfromtheadvertbemenL


11.3 In no drcumstance shal die Corr^ian/s total liabity fnduding consequential Eabfity) in respect ol any error, rnbprint or ombsion exceed either the amounts a full refund of any price paid lo die C(xripany (or the advertisement in connectiorr with w t ^ Eat% arose, or the cost of a further or corrective advertisement of a type and standard reasonably c o m p a ^ to that in connection with which Eability arose.


11.4 The C o r iq ^ shall not be liable for any loss or damage (indudlrigconsequentia] loss or damage) occasioned by any total or partial fafura lor reasons beyond (he Compan/s control of pubreabon w dbtrbutkxr« any newspaper, edition, supplement thereof or other p lic a tio n 'n which any advertisement b scheduled to appear.


12 Assignment


12.1 The Company Shan be entitled to assign its contract with the Adverdser or any of its rights or benefits thereunder lo any other company within the gr«4) of Johnston Press pic.


122 The Advertiser may not assign, transfer, sub contract, charge or in any other w’ay deal w’tth any of its rights or obligations under tttb /^reement without the Compan/s prior writen consenb


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