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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk-
- Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial),-422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) y o u can pick up your copy of...
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elcome to the preview of our second special free guide to dining out across East
Lancashire. Your essential guide to the area's pubs, quality restaurants and places for fine dining. Dining out has become more and
more popular over the past several years and East Lancashire is no exception. Eating out is no longer just a treat or a luxury, it is becoming part of everyday life. Our aim has been to provide you with a useful quality guide, offering a
selection of various types of eating establishments across East Lancashire, as well as incorporating a description of the main towns and villages where these venues can be found. In essence, all you need to make a fully informed decision of where to dine. The following advertisers offer you
a variety of fine foods, from bar snacks and early bird menus to traditional Sunday lunches and gourmet meals . . . something for everyone!
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The restaurant is closed for annual holidays from July 12th and re-opens August 6th.
Captain Nino's Takeaway is available from June 20th, 2004
FOOD SERVED Tuesday-Thursday
12 noon-2pm, 7-9pm Friday & Saturday
12 noon-2pm, 6-9.30pm Sunday 12 noon-8pm (all day)
Closed Monday
OPENING TIMES
Fighting C<5eks The
Monday-Thursday 12 noon-3pm and 6*9pm
Friday & Saturday 12 noon-9.30pm „ Sunday 12 noon -8pm
Whalley Road Padiham BB12 8JR
Tel: 01282 772170 Find us at
www.sugarvlne.com
Harpers Inn,
Harpers Lane, Fence
Tel: 616249
Red Lees Rd, Cliviger, Burnley
Tel: 01282 455069
Award Winning Indian Cuisine 5 th Avenue
c o nt emp or a ry indian d in i n g
Open Tues ft Wed 5pm - 11.30pm • Thurs - Sat 5pm - 12pm Sunday 4pm - 10.30pm • Open Bank Holiday Mondays WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE 01200 458066
MED PUMP
Bashall Eaves, Clitheroe ! Tel: 01254 826227 1
Food served Tuesday to Saturday 12 noon - 3pm and 6pm - 9pm • Sunday 12 noon - 8pm
Coniston Cold
Skipton, North Yorks BD23 4Eb Tel: 01756 748080 Fax: 01756 749487
The Coniston Hotel
email:
info@theconistonhotel.com
www.theconistonhotel.com
SWAN & ROYAL
Castle Street, Clitheroe Serving good home cooked food in friendly suiroundings
Telephone: 01200 423130 E a v e s H a l l
Eaves Hall Lane, West Bradford, Nr Clitheroe
Telephone: 0845 345 3427 Come and find out more. . .
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Traditional Food on the Wharf
New Xtro value for money menu available
Monday-Saturday 12 noon - 6pm Sunday 6pm - 8pm
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Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 5pm - 11.30pm, Friday and
Saturday 5pm - midnight. Closed Tuesdays Queens Way (near Tesco),
Pioneers in Balti Duck Street, Clitheroe BB71LP SUNDAY
RESTAURANT Established 6 years
LUNCH 3 courses from
£8.50
Country House Hotel Mitton Road, Mitton, near Whalley, 01254 826223
One of the area’s leading venues
Offering away from it all seclusion, relaxation and friendly informality i
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wvw.shirebumarmshotel.com
Whallcy Road, Hurst Green, near Blackburn
For traditional favourites... Food served:
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Monday to Friday 12 noon-2.30pm & 5.30pm-9pm Saturday Bar Snaclts 12 noon-9pm
Restaurant 12 noon-2.30pm & 5.30pm-9pm .Sunday 12 noon-8pm
MITTON HALL
Blackburn BB1 4I.Q Tel (01254) 8 8 2 3 4 3
Fax (01254) 8 8 2 9 4 4
www.aubergeresiaurani.co.uk
106 High Street Rishton
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RISTORANTE PIZZERIA
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Tet: 01282 422445 f.V:: 01282 4 2 2 0 44
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2 Manchester Road, Burnley Telephone:
01282 455360 THE INN O N THE WHARF
Manchester Road, Burnley Tel. 01282 459951
Fully Licensed Restaurant
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, King St, Clitheroe Nelson Leader, Scotland Rd,‘Nelson BUNllSy bXpfGSS; Bull St; Burnlev
T ,, - 1 3tamCod%"ouk •- and various outlets throughout the'region
Good food & traditional dies with a warm welcome. . .
The Roebuck Inn
B’urnlev Road • Portsmouth ® Todmordcn 01706816179
Traditional Ales • Good ro o d • F u n c tio n R oom • B ow lin g Green 338
Rossendale Road, Burnley, Lancs
BB11 5BZ Tel: 01282 457529
Serving from THE SPARROW 5pm-9.30pm Monday to Saturday
HAWK HOTEL Church Street, Burnley
Tel. 01282 421551
SUNDAY SPECIAL Special
3-course lunch
£7.50 served
1-4.30pm
CANTUONNESTE RESTARAT LD Bank Parade,
REGENT
Burnley 426848 (Fully licenced)
MONDAY SPECIAL
All Pizza and Pasta only £3.95 every Monday 5.45 - 10pm
EAT IN AND TAKE AWAY ONLY Except Bank Holiday
Telephone 01282 454505
www.aldosrestaurant.co.uk 9/11 Brown Street, Burnley
WESERVE FOOD
Tuesday-Saturday 6.30pm - 9.30pm, Sunday
12 noon - 9.30pm with a Sunday lunch menu
12 noon-5pm
Restaurant 2 Church St, Padiham, Burnley
The Cellar 01282 775888
The Moorcock Inn Waddington • 01200 422333 A
For good food, excellent wme and beautiful
Aspinall Arms Eat, drink and relax in our countryside surroundings
surroundings The
Mitton Road, Mitton, nr Clitheroe. lei: 012?4 82622? * www.jLspinallarnw co uk ’
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Heasandford Ind. Estate
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Burnley Football Ground BACUP
•V'i, Retreat builds new friendships
“SHARING the Light of Jesus” was the theme of a retreat day for primary school pupils at St Augus tine’s RC High School, Billington. Organised by the high
school’s RE department, the event was attended by 210 Year 5 pupils from St Augus
tine’s 10 partner primary schools in the area. The emphasis was on making new friends and enjoying a day at “the big school”. Our photograph shows 20
of the pupils, two from each of the 10 participating schools, with their teachers in the background, (s)
SjHOQ-HBBJHj* Controversial takeaway approved
HOT food will soon be sold from premises in Whalley Road, Clitheroe, after the go-ahead was given by the borough council’s planning officers for the conversion of a shop to a takeaway - cre ating three jobs. Four letters of objection
were sent to the council raising concerns about the lack of parking in the area, increased litter, increased
cooking smells and fear of vandalism associated with late night drinkers visiting the takeaway. Planning Officer Mr
Mark Ollerenshaw felt that a takeaway in the area would not exacerbate traffic congestion as a lot of takeaway food is ordered and delivered. Members of Ribble Val
ley Borough Council’s Planning and Develop
ment Committee gave the project their approval sub ject to conditions relating to the types and methods of air filtration and extrac tion systems, the use of premises shall be restricted to 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sun day to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 11-30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Coun. Frank Dyson (St Mary’s) was happy to support the application.
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light on learning for latest pupils
Mass heralds
PUPILS who will attend St Augustine’s R.C. High School from September were welcomed at a special Mass held at the Billington school. It was celebrated by two
Jesuit priests, Father Edmund Willoughby, chairman of gover nors at the school, and Father Adrian Howell, from Hurst Green. The service was entitled
“Share the Light” and began with the headteacher or Year 6
teacher from each of St Augus tine's 10 partner primary schools lighting a candle at the altar, accompanied by a representa tive pupil from their Year 6 group. More than 350 people, includ
ing grandparents and other fam- ily members, attended the evening service at the school. Pictured are representatives
from all of St Augustine's part ner primaries holding the sym bols they brought to the altar, (s)
hUDOs.of rolls of FABRIC at HALF PRICE
QUILT COVERS from £ 3 M MATCHING CURTAINS from
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 8th, 2004 23 Sponsored walk
MOTORISTS in and around Clitheroe are being reminded to take extra care tomorrow when large numbers of local high school pupils will take part in a spon sored walk. They will set out from Ribblesdale
High School Technology College at around 9 a.m., walking around the out skirts of Clitheroe, via Edisford, Brunger- ly Park and Chatburn in a circular tour. Approximately 800 pupils are taking part and are due to finish back at the school in the early afternoon. They will walk in small groups accom
panied by members of staff, while other staff members will be stationed at check points along the 10-mile route.
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