^ i - 22 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, June 16th; 2005
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There is a big difference between a hoiiday home and a Park ( residentiai) home. Both can
' be either a static caravan; mobiie home or wooden iodge but very different rules appiy.A hoiiday home can oniy be used for recreational purposes throughout the year and when the . . - park is open. A Park home is a permanent resi-
- dence and is purchased as if it was bricks and mortar.
■ Holiday and Park homes have come on a iong way in the last 20 years and now offer luxurious -
also wooden lodges and mobile homes are bought - usually already on site but can be bought through dealers and directly from the <
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manufacturer.The Park owner has to comply . with a relevant national and European habita- : • tion standard and the purchaser will be given a . licence agreement which runs initially for 10' -. v
-^years.Occupants must adhere to parit rules v.4,. and respect the privacy of other park users. ■ ' Park home buyers must obtain advice from a'j' ‘
. accommodation for families with beautifully fit ted furniture and up- to-the-minute designs in . > bathrooms and fitted
kitchens.All this and set' in beautifully landscaped parks within easy . reach of the countryside and coastal
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..i solicitor when purchasing a park home propw-^ ^ -ty as purchasers never own the land on which '
regions.Most have their own club houses and'v' family entertainment throughout the year in a ■ safe environment to iet the children play. . : Holiday homes are usually static caravans but =
.. their home
sits.This is a partnership between : yourself and the park owner. Pitch fees are' also ^ - payable annually on both holiday and park >-r- ' homes ^ d this it at the discretion of the park ; owner. He cannot however increase the ' — . ^ ' amount by more than the rate of inflation. . Check out parks to see if they are'part of agov- . • eming body such as BH&HPA ( British holiday ;
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Telephone 01729 840278 for a free
colour brochure or visit our website
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Bookinst Advised 01729 840591 rf and home parks association) and NHPC- .
“ ( National park homes council), which must comply with the Mobile Homes Act 1983. Also
. check out any awards that have been given to ’ the holiday and residential home
parks.These , V can be goldshield, NPHC quality award park or ;.an approved park home. 4- .
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The National Park homes council is the only . •, agency testing park homes for health and .rs. , .safety aspects and is the specialist ;
' representative body for the residential home. industry. (NPH C). , - ' It is a division of the National Caravan Council. All this information and more can be obtained . through the National Caravan Council website who can provide you with all the information ;. you will need to buy your holiday or residential
home.You'll find them at: '
Www.nationalcaravan.co.uk
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AN0PH0PER1Y INVESTORS
SHOW'NORTH ' Ribblesdalc Park
The UK's biggest show for homebuyers and property investors moves into Manchester Property investors, homebuyers and anvone interested in property should be booking a weekend in Manchester this summer, as the Property Investor-and Homebuyer Show North comes to the G-Mex Centre In Manchester from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 June 2005.
Expert advice
The show will cover all aspects of property, for everyone from first time buyers to seasoned investors, with exhibitors providing expert advice and information on residential developments, mortgages and finance, buying overseas, and commercial investment There will also be an extensive seminar programme, with advice on a range of topics such as identifying property hotspots, dealing with tenants, buying your first home and using pension funds to buy property.
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The Show will cover the UK housing, buy-to-let and Investment markets with a focus on northern opportunities, including Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Newcastle, as well as extensive overseas locations such as Spain, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Florida and
Exhibitors a this year’s show will include David Wilson Homes, Savills Private Finance, Urban Splash, National Landlords Association, Linden Homes, Florida Countryside, MacAnthony Realty, Redrew, Landlord Mortgages, and many many more.
Seminars will include: . Buying your first home • International property as an investment • Using your pension to buy property • Buying property in
Florida • Fundamentals of property investment • Dealing with problem tenants • Buying in soirthern Spam • Top tips for landlords-Seven tax busting strategies to help boost your property profits PROPERTY INVESTOR & HOMEBUYER SHOW NORTH
G-Mex,M anchester- F r id a y 24 Jun e -10amto 6pm - Saturday2 5 June Sunday 26 Jun e -1 0am to 4pm-Tickets; £7.50
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FARMERS looking to “top u p ” th eir income through DEFRA’s new Environmental Stewardship Scheme have been
Farmers given extra claim time
Mr John Davies, head of busi
' given extra t im e to make an application. DEFRA has extended the dead
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lines for its Entry Level and Organ ic Entry Level schemes. The first is open to all farmers, requiring them to undertake light maintenance to conservation work to their land, while the second scheme is aimed at fully organic farms or those regis-
. tered as converting to organic prac tices.
ness law at the Association of Char tered Certified Accountants (ACCA), said: “The deadlines have now been extended from May 31st to July 1st. Provided a valid appli cation is received before this date, they will be accepted and take effect from August 1st, 2005. “However, farmers yet to make
an application are reminded that the online application forms have now been scrapped, due to technl-. cal errors, and paper applications should be submitted to DEFRA instead.”
The Environmental Stewardship
Scheme will reward farmers for undertaking environmental protec tion and enhancement work, and is designed lo build on the Country side Stewardship Scheme and the Environmentally Sensitive Areas Scheme. The Entry Level Scheme - which could include farmers leaving conservation strips around fields, improving hedgerow management and creating beetle banks - will provide an additional annual income of £30 per hectare. DEFRA can be contacted by telephoning 08459 335577.
High-tech meeting given thumbs up \-T It — t ome and see one of the best parks in
A UNIQUE and high-tech meeting of Ribblesdale Camera Club saw members using interactive handsets to assess a series of 25 photographs. The evening was set up in a simi
lar fashion to an ordinary competi tion. However, chairman Jeff Cowl ing provided all the digitally project ed slides, to take away the competi tive aspect. Ken Geddes acted as the “judge”,
analysing and discussing the images and awarding marks. Everybody in the room also voted for the images, using wireless handsets with five let tered buttons to award marks.
Everybody was anonymous, being given code names. After the voting,
a touch of a button superimposed a chart with red columns showing the percentage of the different marks given to the pic ture. Only after this
had been digested was another button pressed which changed the col umn corresponding to the judge’s mark from red to green. The equipment,
kindly loaned to the club for the evening by the local company Promethean, was designed for educa tional purposes. Commenting on
the evening, Mr Geddes said it had been 'a very inter esting experiment. Inquiries i on
membership ' or other matters to Jeff Cowling on 01200 440868 or Ken Geddes on 01200 423474. Pictured are
members .during the high tech meet ing, (s)
Newsdesk: 01200 422324
Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, June 16th, 2005 23 Saddled up for tl'
a charity ride LOCAL equestrians took part in a 10-mile spon sored ride to raise money for Deriari House Chil dren’s Hospice. The ride, which was
organised by Lorigsight Riding Stables in Langho, took the group of almost 30, which included one woman riding side saddle and a youngster in fancy dress, to Whalley, Billing- ton, past Brockhall Vil lage and back to the sta bles. The riders, who were
accompanied by numer ous walkers, collected a total of £30 on the day, with the final sponsorship amount yet to be finalised. On completing the cir
cuit, the riders were pre sented with rosettes and enjoyed a barbecue. Funding for both was gen erously provided by Longsight Nursery. Our picture shows Josh
Eddleston and Frank Barker with Pumpkin taking part in the spon sored ride with other local equestrians in aid of Der- ian House Hospice. (S050605/1)
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