Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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IVY COTTAGE, BURNLEY ROAD, GISBURN


Offers invited in the region of £185,000 A most attractive, semi detached


period cottage being situated in the heart of GIsburn village, set in the much sought after RIbble Valley. The property, which affords two


bedroomed accommodation, has the benefit of a substantial


extension to the rear and the deceptively spacious


accommodation must be viewed internally to be appreciated.


T h e cottage Incorporates a wealth of natural features including an exposed timber roof truss and beamed ceilings.


' Stunning spacious detached home, cul-de-sac position


2 receptions, fitted dining kitchen, 4 pee house bathroom


’ 5 double bedrooms, 2 en-sulte, double garage, gardens ' Unfurnished


• Watling Gate,’ .


Brockhall Village £575 pem


Superb 3 storey conversion, modern yet retains character


Lounge, attractive fitted kitchen with appliances


3 double bedrooms-all en- suite, parking, front garden


Unfurnished


Ribble Cottage, Pendleton


.£575 pem i.'


Attractive detached true bungalow, prestigious location


Dining room, lounge, fitted kitchen, bathroom


3 good sized beds, garage, front & rear gardens


Unfurnished


Clitheroe Road, Sabden


. £550 pem i - 0 1 2 8 2


Superb ground floor apartment in peaceful setting


1/2 receptions, fitted kitchen, with appliances


1/2 bedrooms, attractive communal gardens, garage


Unfurnished


Turner Fold; Read


£550 pem


Attractive stonebuilt • cottage with open views Lounge, fitted dining kitchen, 2 bedrooms Shower room, patio garden and parking Unfurnished - rent includes utility bills and council tax


The Emporium,


r Clitheroe ? £500 pem


Superb end terrace cottage in sought-after location


2 receptions, fitted kitchen, luxury bathroom


2 bedrooms, private parking, attractive gardens


Furnished


, Pendle Road,.- Clitheroe £500 pem


Offers Around £550,000


Situated in the heart of open countryside, this


Delightful end terrace house in village location


3


Lounge, fitted kitchen with dining area, bathroom


2 double bedrooms, garage, garden and patio areas


Unfurnished


Riverlea Gardens,^ iSCIilheroe ’ '


£475 pem -


Executive apartment in prime tov;n centre location


Uniquely designed, contemporary accommodation


Lounge, attractive fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms


Unfurnished


Spring Avenue, Great Harwood


‘ £450 pern


• Conveniently located, well- presented mid terrace


' Open plan lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen


' 2 bedrooms plus attic ■


room, attractive patio area Unfurnished


Well Court,;


" Clitheroe.' £ 4 5 0 pem


‘ *r ^-.'.^^attractive detached TRUE w ' ' t - l ‘’^ ^ ^ ^ B U N G A LOW enjoys


open views over woodlands and flelds.The already spacious accommodation lends itself to further expansion, subject to the necessary planning consents. Hall, lounge, sitting room, dining room, breakfast kitchen. Study / bedroom S, 4 further beds, two bathrooms. Oil fired central heating, PVC double glazing. Attractive garden areas and drive.


Further details: nigel darcy


38 Manchester Road, Nelson. Tel: (01282) 69202.1


Semi detached house convenient for town centre Lounge, conservatory, modern fitted dining kitchen 2 double beds, attractive rear garden, parking Unfurnished


' Colthirst Drive, Clitheroe £ 4 2 5pem


ns


Well presented modem quasi semi in popular location


Lounge, attractive fitted kitchen with appliances


2 bedrooms, private parking, good sized rear garden


Unfurnished


Substantial mid terrace in sought-after location


Living room, dining room, attractive fitted kitchen


2 bedrooms plus attic room, bathroom, rear yard


Unfurnished


Victoria Court,' Chatburn £375 pem


First floor retirement apartment, popular development


Lounge with hre, fitted kitchen, 3 pee bathroom


Double bedroom, excellent communal facilities .


Unfurnished


' Jackson Street; ^ Clayton-lerMoors - £350 pem


M \ M K j f AUenOMRichard Turner & Son) Settle A65-9 miles


High Head Farm, Tosside,


Lancs/Yorks Border About l6 acres


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PROPERTY URGENTLY WANTED Minimum


3 bedrooms, semi or detached


Chatburn Road area (above cricket field)


No chain Cash buyer' : r ■ '98


T he two main ground floor reception rooms are linked by a folding pine glazed screen which can be opened up to make an ideal party room.


The accommodation briefly comprises: entrance porch, sitting room, dining room, study, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a three piece bathroom.


Externally, there is a maintenance-free landscaped garden area fronting the property.


Properties of this type are rarely offered for sale on the open market and early viewing is highly recommended.


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A NEW national hear­ ing screening service for newborn babies will be fully introduced in the Ribble Valley and across the rest of E a s t Lan­ cashire this month. The service will lead to


earlier and more reliable detection of hearing prob­ lems in newborn babies, who will be tested while they are still in hospital by specially trained staff. The programme is being


implemented by the East Lancashire Health Care NHS Trust, with funding from the three local Prima­ ry Care Trusts. Last October, team


leader Dr Annabel Dodds and local co-ordinator Gillian Mullaney recruited nine screeners to work


New screening service to check babies’ hearing


By Duncan Smith


across maternity units at Burnley General Hospital and Queen’s Park Hospi­ tal, Blackburn. The screeners were specially trained and began the pro­ gramme in January of this year. The scheme became fully operational on k'larch 1st.


Mothers are offered the


screening service in hospi­ tal and those who are not tested, usually because of early discharge, are given appointments to attend out-patient clinics, at which babies can have the tests at a later date. Babies who do not have


a clear response from one or both ears are given an appointment to attend an audiology clinic where any problems will be investi­ gated and treated. The service is led by Dr


Annabel Dodds, consult­ ant audiologist for the


East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust. She said : “Approximately 900 babies are born every year in the UK with a permanent hearing loss. 'This is not a large number of children over the entire UK, but the potential ramifications of a permanent . congenital hearing impairment can be substantial for both the children and their families. “The aim of the screen­


ing programme is to iden­ tify 90% of children with moderate to profound per­ manent childhood hearing impairment within eight weeks and 100% by 24 weeks of life.” The screening process


causes no discomfort to the baby. Parents who have any questions or would like further information can contact Gillian Mullaney, Ward C7, at Queen’s Park Hospital on 01254 293265.


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Clitheroe Advertisers Times, Thursday, April 14th, 2005 41 Churches launch campaign to raise £30,000


A MAJOR campaign to raise money tor St John’s Church, Read; was launched at a special dinner. Parishioners from St John’s and


the neighbouring St Peter’s Church, Simonstone, joined together for the event which marked the start of the appeal to raise £30,000 to pay for alterations. At the dinner, held at Mytton


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DOMESTIC GARAGING & GARDEN PLOT Littlcninor Road, Clilheroc


3 Garagc.s wiih liglii ami i»\vcr and secure garden plot for sale. - Offers m writing to the agents.


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' Conveniently located well- presented end terrace


' Lounge, fitted kitchen with appliances


’ Double bedroom, shower room, rear yard


' Unfurnished R .B c : s


Charaaer .sionebuik property in an idyllic setting witii southerly aspect and extensive views o f unspoilt count^side. The property compri.ses a two Ix-drrxtm dwelling witli unspoilt features, 3 bay bam to the we.st gable and single bay bam to die ea.st galtle all und er tire same roof level providing sco p e for extending the living accommodation, and over


acres meadow and pasture through whicli the .stone drive travels to a cobitled frontage. Freehold with vtiaint posse.ssion. O f fe rs c ir c a : .£350,001)


V iew in g s t r ic t ly b y a p p b im in e n t . S o le Agents U ic l ia rd T u r n e r &.Son , Old S aw le y Grang e , G is l j i irn R o ad , S aw le y , C l i lh c ro c . T e l : 0 1200 4-11351. Fa.\: 0 12 00 4 41 66 6.


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Function room available all year round for weddings, christenings, seminars, etc (capacity 150 people)


■sSSi Grants for our young sporting stars TWENTY-FOUR promising


I sportsmen and women were in a I celebratory mood after being


awarded Sporting Excellence


j held at the Ribble Valley Borough Council Chamber and the young-


I Grants by council officials. The annual award ceremony was


t sters - all 18 or under - were pre­ sented with the grants by the I Mayor, Coun. Charles Warkman


and the Mayoress his wife, Ruth. The young athletes had to com­


pete at a certain level in a bid to qualify for the grants, and in total £2,500 was handed out to the sporting enthuthiasts to celebrate their achievements. The council’s community devel­


opment manager, Mr Chris Hugh­ es, said that the borough council was pleased to hand out the grants.


as they played an important part in helping the athletes excel in their chosen sport. He added: “It’s a rare opportuni­


ty where you can publically show young people in a positive light.” The recipients are pictured with


the Mayor and Mayoress plus Coun. Robert Thompson, chair­ man of the borough council’s Com­ munity Committee, (s)


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ONCE again the A Cappella Singers will be performing in the Ribhle Valley this weekend. Making a return visit, they will


be giving a concert for the Bible Society, at St James’ Church, Clitheroe, on Saturday. The programme from this high­


ly-acclaimed group of singers will be very much in keeping with the season of Spring onwards. Several items that will be


included are very well known and . some of the motets they will be


performing are still heard on the radio on the old '’78" records. Also included are some modern


rewritten motets as written by the well known composer, John Rut­ ter.


This will be the first time that


the singers have been to St James’ and hopefully this new experience will add to their regular venues and may be repeated at a later date.


Members of the public are invit­ ed to attend even without a ticket


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and pay at the door. A programme will be included to all those that make a donation to the Bibie Soci­ ety. Details and tickets can be


obtained in advance from all the churches in the Clitheroe area, or by contacting Glenis Halliday on 01200423245. Tickets are by way of a dona­


tion of around £5 to the Bible Society. As this is expected to be a "full house", ticket holders are guaranteed a seat on the night.


Fold, Langho, a raffle was organised and entertainment was provided by musicians Jim Parker and Francis Prince.


Disabled access, a new kitchen and


meeting room will be built at St John’s once the money is raised. Parishioners have organised a host


of events to boost the fund. They will set up stall at Read Gala on June


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Don't let issues concerning your career o r workplace distract you from your personal relationships. If you’re sharing yo u r life with a partner, discuss what's on your mind so everything is out in the open; you gain a fresh perspective and invite emotional support. If you want to bum off e xcess energy o r let off^ steam you should take more exercise; from a b risk walk to running a marathon you will feel better and brighter for getting a breath o f fresh air.


nth, with other events including a crown bowling competition, talk on Nepal and a concert by the Nelson Arion Choir planned. Anyone interested in donating to


the fund should contact Mrs Eileen Wilson on 01282 778088. Our picture shows Mrs Wilson and


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Spending extra time a t w o rk has financial rewards, but can prove physically, and emotionally exhausting. L e t some fresh a ir into yo u r day, get out and about for a walk and make time for creative Dursuits. Eniov time with vo u r loved ones, Invite a fnend to share a quiet evening o r start making plans for a sh o r t getaway with someone special.There's more to life than the day to day w o rk routine and putung some energy into these areas will make you a more interesting person.


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You a re a natural leader even if you haven't stepped up to take tiiat ro le In the past.Your skills as a mediator are needed and one w a y to get everyone together and talking is around the dinner table: good food is one o f life's pleasures and you know everyone feels more good-natured when they've had a sausfying meal! Postpone plans you may have had for a weekend getaway with friends, as spending time with family will be much more rewarding now.


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Pay attention to what y o u r intumon is telling you, particularly with regards to a situauon at wo rk. Can a certain colleague be relied upon to help you o r would you b e better off handling the current problem on your own! Lo o k within and trus t yourself now particularly when It comes to romantic and relationship matters.You'il soon reach a crossroads and have to make a decision about w heth er o r not to keep your current loyalties; don't be afraid o f change.


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Adding regular exercise to your schedule Is a good idea, especially if you spend a good part of your day sitting at a desk. Having variety in your routine is important and gives you something to look forward to. but there's no need to push yourself to the ext reme. If you’re already on your feet all day. find o th e r ways to relax. If you join a new group, don't t ry to take charge straight away. Let others watch you for a while and le t things unfold naturally.


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Wh y knock yourself o u t when doing things the easy w a y will ease th e stress and pressure: Look a t the way you handle routine tasks and you could come up with a new and more effective way forward.You don t need to be in control o f every aspect of every situauon: let young people t ry their hand so they can develop the ir own skills and talents. Going in for a yearly check-up is a good idea; if you haven't done this in a while make an appointment now.


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Your appearance becomes your main concern and you happily discover that even small changes to your svardrobe attract attention. Don e be to o surprised if you're on the receiving end o f compliments, the nicest thing about his Is th a t you won t have to do much to make a good impression, it just comes naturally. If you look around you for ways to improve and enhance yo u r living o r working environment people will really appreciate your efforts.


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You're known for yo u r outgoing, sociable ways, but not everyone wears their heart on their sleeve: w hen you meet someone who's hard to read o r understand, give them and yourself all the time you need and things will get clearer. A s you listen to what others say, your outlook on life evolves especially when meeting influential individuals w h o have the power to alter the way you w o rk o r live your life.This is su re to be a period o f learning and growth fo r you.


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Firs t Impressions change when someone you think of as different from you starts up a conversation. Though It might not look likely, as you discover w hat you have in common with this person you’ll find you’re making a firm friend.Want to be healthier and save money a t the same t imc?Take sto ck of what foods disagree with you and change yo u r dicq you may find that o ve r the counter medicines w o n ' t be needed when you eat wisely.


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W h y haven’t you put your foot down and dealt with people who are interfering In'your work? It’s great that your project Is so appealing that everyone w ants to b e part of it, but having to o many people involved robs you o f the satisfaction that comes with doing it yourself, not to mention th e accolades you can earn by bringing tliis project to a successful and s tellar conclusion on your own. Working slowly and methodically makes fo r a good end result.


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Talking is better than silence, especially when you have something specific on your mind, but think for a moment about how you would w ant a situation handled if you w e re on the receiving end of the experience. You can find th e right words, but finding the right emotional climate may be more of a challenge. A s you present yourself as a caring person and listen to what people have to say, you'll be able to work through this episode smoothly.


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Tension is brewing in your professionaP life as a much discussed change in the structure of yo u r organisation may put people on edge. W h y waste ynur breath telling people what they should do. even^if they ask for your opinion; you’ll only end up frustrated by their decision not to follow your advice. A spintuai o r religious event that involves the rest of the family has a special significance and you’ll enjoy spending time with your kith and Wn.


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