Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 30 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 22nd, 2005
Real family get-together as 64 Croasdells unite
DESCENDANTS of the Croasdell family met up for the first'time in Slaidburn where the name first originated. A total of 64 people, the furthest travelling from
Canada and the nearest from Whalley, met at Focus Training, Clough Bottom Farm, Bashall Eaves. Croasdell (also spelt Croasdale) family ancestors
were first recorded as living in the Waddington and Slaidburn areas. The name itself derives from nearby Croasdale
Fell and has seen many varied forms and spellings due to different branches of the family being spread throughout the world. As well as providing an opportunity for people to
re-kindle distant family relationships, the gathering enabled several Internet friends to meet up for the first time to exchange stories and compare family likeness in photographs and real life. During the gathering, descendants enjoyed tak
ing part in a quiz, hearing a presentation about the name and its origins, as well as studying ancestral charts. Those who attended hope to repeat the event in
the future. Our picture shows a gathering of the Croasdell
family at Focus Training, Clough Bottom Farm, Bashall Eaves. (D030905/1)
Extension thumbs up _______by Faiza Afzaal_______
PERMISSION has been grant ed for a 30-bedroomed extension, a function suite and an extended car park a t a Ribble Valley restaurant. Plans for the development at the De Tabley Arms, Ribchester Road, Clayton-le-Dale, were approved by the borough council’s planning com
mittee at its recent meeting. No objections from the parish
council or nearby residents were submitted, and planning officer Sarah Westwood recommended the scheme for approval. Her report to the Planning Com
mittee meeting read; “This propos al not only would provide additional accommodation for tourists, but also a function suite, which could double as conference facilities, there
by assisting in overcoming a defi ciency in such provision within the borough. “Given that the De Tabley is an
existing, well-established business, and that the scheme is looking to extend the number of bedrooms available for tourism use, whilst at the same time retaining employ ment opportunities, these weigh in> favour of accepting the principle of such development.”
Hunt boost for school
CLUED-UP contestants set out on a Car Trea sure Hunt organised by Abbey Gisburne Park Hospital and raised £225 for Gisburn Primary School. The cars set off from Abbey Gisburne Park
Hospital on the 14.5-mile treasure hunt, culmi nating up at the White Bull Hotel, Gisburn, for a pie and peas supper, prizegiving and a draw. The overall winners were the "Pilko Moun
taineers", with a booby prize going to "Da Gangsters". Draw prizes were mostly donated by local companies, including Lindley Pate, El Beuch, Farmhouse Fayre, The White Bull Hotel, Abbey Gisburne Park and Phoneworks.
O A FREE check for contractors in Lancashire who use sheep dipping chemicals including organophos- phates will be offered by the Health and Safety Executive in a bid to assess the level of risk Involved. Results will be used to discover il
there is significant exposure to OPs in the contracting industry and ensure that HSE is targeting its guidance effectively. The project is taking place during
the autumn sheep dipping season and the HSE is currently trying tc track down all contractors to take part. To register for the check, con tractors should call 01772 836259.
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e rty G m a g a z I n e i s s u e s e v e n ■ y V; V1&- 7a. Spotlight on this week’s hot properties.
B MSW Hewetsons are advertising 11 Corn Mill Mews, Whalley for £250,000.
A four bedroom mews property within minutes walk of Whalley’s amenities.
With over 1,250 sq ft of internal accommodation set out on three floors, the property briefly comprises of hallway, lounge, living dining kitchen with utility and cloak room off, master bedroom with en suite shower, bedroom 2, 3 and 4 sharing a house bathroom.
Private parking for two
B 15 WOODLANDS Park, Whalley, is being offered by Purple Willow with a price tag of £273,500.
The property is a well presented 4 bedroom detached family home situated close to Whalley village centre and its excellent amenities.
vehicles and an enclosed landscaped garden. Flagged patio area and pathway leading to rear gate with access to two private parking spaces.
Cold water supply.
The accommodation comprises; entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, dining/kitchen and conservatory.
To the first floor there are 4 bedrooms, en suite shower room to master bedroom and house bathroom.
There is a single detached garage, a paved rear patio
area and garden to the front and side of the property.
Lovely views over Whalley are also a feature and the property is recommended to view to appreciate.
B ATHERTONS are
offering for sale 59 Beech Drive, Calderstohes Park, Whalley with a price amount of offers around £215,000.
The property is a threee bedroomed three storey town house in a desirable position on Beech Drive.
Well maintained and presented throughout, the dwelling briefly comprises of dining room, breakfast kitchen, first floor lounge, rear garden plus two private parking spaces.
This attractive town house also benefits from gas central
heating, double glazing in uPVC frames, wooden flooring throughout the ground floor level and bedroom 3 enjoys pleasant views over the surrounding hills.
New home with character
MODERN homes can lack character, but this week’s featured property is a clear e.xception to that rule. Number 17 Browgate is a
detached family home with five bedrooms, a spacious garden and an adjoining paddock of almost three- quarters of an acre. Built to exacting stan
dards, it is part of an exclu sive development and well placed for commuters, just a two-minute drive from the A59. At ground floor, the hard
wood front door leads to a reception hallway with a cloaks cupboard and useful understairs storage cup board, plus a cloakroom with a two-piece suite. The living room is flood
ed with natural light from the box bay stone mullion double-glazed window to the front and double-glazed sliding patio doors to the rear. It features a hand- built stone and flag fire-
17 Browgate, Sawley. Offers around £490,000
place housing a Living Flame gas-fired stove and ornate ceiling coving. A separate dining room
also enjoys views of the rear garden through sliding patio doors, while a ground floor study has the same pleasant views. The spa cious breakfast kitchen, fea tures a good range of fitted wall and base units and concealed lighting. A fitted gas hob and double oven, dishwasher and fridge- freezer are surrounded by ample worksurfaces and a fitted breakfast bar. Again, this room enjoys abundant natural light, wth windows to the front and rear of the property, and all mod cons in terms of electrical sock ets, telephone and TV points. A separate utility room, plumbed for a wash
ing machine and drier, keeps these everyday essen tials out of sight. A return staircase leads
to the first floor landing, where the airing cupboard and hot water cylinder are found, plus loft access. The master bedroom has
a range of fitted wardrobes, drawers and dressing table, plus TV and telephone points. The adjoining en- suite features a walk-in power shower, wc and basin, with majority tiled walls and tiled floor. Bedroom two, with its
own staircase leading from the garage, is adjacent to the first of two house bath rooms and a first floor study. This bathroom has a three-piece suite, with a shower over the bath, plus fully-tiled walls.
-J” , Bedrooms three and four
are both double-sized rooms with a range of built-in wardrobes and storage. The fifth bedroom is a good- sized single room, again with a built-in wardrobe and its own three-piece en suite. The second house bathroom has a four-piece suite, including a bidet.
with the basin fitted in an attractive vanity unit. The attached garage
houses the central heating boiler and also has power, light and water. Externally, the large rear garden has two patio areas, a children’s play area \vith a climbing frame and summer house, a pergola and a lawned area
with planted borders and a useful storage shed. The garden leads to the
paddock. For more details and to
make an appointment to view, contact agents MSW Hewetsons, at 6-8 Church Street, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 424142, or on the following:
www.mswhewetsons.co.uk
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