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Let’s beat the bogus callers
by Tracy Johnson
CUSTOMERS in the Ribble Valley are being urged by a national company to sign up to a scheme aimed at beating bogus callers.
United Utilities is calling on residents to
join its “password” scheme, in a new drive to beat the conman. The scheme, which is free to join and
open to all customers, will help them and the company to check if callers who visit households are genuine. Marian Johnson, from United Utilities’
Honeywell Estate Agents have expanded into Great Harwood by
acquiring the business of Peter Davies & Co, the town's leading estate agency, following Peter's retirement.
Bill Honeywell said "We saw this as an excellent opportunity to
expand our business and provide an improved service for clients, by becoming the only agents with offices in in the Ribble Valley as well as Great Harwood; covering a larger area means we have more
potential buyers for every property on our register. Already we have seen a big upturn in business clearly showing that this was the right thing to do."
Honeywell now have four offices Clitheroe, Whalley ond Great
Harwood, plus the recently-opened Residential Lettings office at 2-4 Parson Lane, Clitheroe and provide a full range of services for
buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants. Further details can be found on their web site at
www.honevwell.co.uk
13 Queen Street Tel: 01254 888255 Under New Monagemenf : This salon provides a 'Top to Toe' service for your dog
A pick up and return service is available to most local areas and all popular cuts can be catered for to the highest standard.
Jonathan Fletcher, an award winning breeder, is happy to give advice on all breeds styling, so for further information contact
Normal Working Hours
Tel: 01254 876600 Tel: 07838 131583 Tel: 07963 359133
Outside Normal Hours
Tel: 01254 876600 Tel: 01254 882448 Tel: 07838 131583
' Email:
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This brand new clinic has been developed by chartered and state registered
combined experience in treating soft tissue and sports injuries.
Alison says: "We sow an opportunity to provide an exclusive service to Great Harwood and the surrounding community."
Reflex Physiotherapy Clinic offers professional one to one bonds on therapy to assist you on the fast track to recovery.
13a Queen Street Tel: 01254 877866 (above Honeywell Estate Agents). Flexible appointments - evenings available
physiotherapy clinic & Dilates studio
CHARTERED
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS Treatments include:
• Sports injuries • Back and neck pain • joint, tendon & ligament problems
• Whiplash • Tension related headaches • M a ssag e, manipulation & mobilisation
• Individually tailored excerise programmes • Individual and group Pilates classes • Aromatherapy and Reflexology
Rainbow Gallery Opening Times
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10.00am till 5.00pm Saturday 10.00am till 4.00pm Closed Tuesday and Sunday
Rainbow Gallery offers a wide selection of contemporary and traditional fine art prints including work from Dj^aan Izaak, Nancy Wood, Duncan
McGregor and Jonathon Shaw, to mention just a few. We also have a large range of catalogues to choose from ensuring that all tastes are catered for.
Staff are on hand for advice if requested, but making it possible to browse in a relaxed atmoisphere.
Ail our frames are made on site in our extensively equipped framing studio. ^
by guild commended framers with over-25 years experience, making our, ■ frbfning capabilities second to none. Home consultancy is available.
6 Blackburn Rd, Great Harwood Tel: 01254 885222
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From October 04 tlie law requires all public buildings to have disabled access. Multicare are able to supply and install a range of Disabled Access products to help meet the new laws as laid out in the Disability Discrimination Act
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customer care team, said the scheme is a simple, but effective way to prevent people being tricked by bogus callers, which can result in household burglaries. She added: “Bogus callers can be both
convincing and persuasive and it is very tempting to just trust the ‘official’ who knocks at the door. “The scheme is set up in advance and
allows customers to ask for the password to double check the callers are who they say they are.” For further information on how to regis
ter for the scheme, please call United Utili ties on 0845 7461100.
Ladies captivated by crooks!
THE Ladies Social Section of the NFU met a t the Calf’s Head Hotel in Worston for their monthly meeting. Mr Tony Hodkinson gave
a very interesting and enter taining talk on his hobby,
stick and crook making. Jessie Wrathall gave the vote of thanks. A tasty supper and the business meeting followed. Members who are going
to the annual meeting must ring Susan Cropper to put
their name on the list for supper. She can be contact ed on 01282 771946. The charity monies will
be given out at this meeting. The Christmas party is
taking place on December 7th at the Shireburn Arms.
Fashion Frenzy gets top marks!
PUPILS from Rowland High School took part in a “Fashion Frenzy” fashion show at Clitheroe's Grand Cinema. Around 250 people attended the event,
at which pupils modelled casual sporty clothes from London made by Hooch and Bench. The show was choreographed and
directed by Miss Andrea Yates with back stage work by members of the PTFA - Parent, Teachers and Families Associa tion. A professional make-up artist from
Granada Television was also present at the event. The Fashion Frenzy raised £680 for
school funds, which will go towards the school's bid to become a Performing Arts College and the PTFA.
who supported the event including the Higher Buck at Waddington and Kaleido scope in Clitheroe. Our picture shows Rowland High
School pupils Ruth Jackson, Raffle Ronchetti, Lizzie Blevins, Hester Wood and Vicky Smith who took part in the “Fashion Frenzy” fashion show. ■(A151004/3) O For more pictures from this event, see
the Valley, free next week with your Clitheroe Advertiser and Times.
Valley poultry show m Time to gather round Gaslight
“GASLIGHT” will be the next production for the Stage Two Drama Group at Downham Village Hall. Stage Two, which performs
two plays a year in the village, is to recreate Patrick Hamil ton’s 1938 Victorian thriller. Stage Two members are
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