Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 6 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 22nd, 2005
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassifled) GR CLEARING - THE - FLOOR £1,250,000 FURNITURE FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL!
On behalf of all the staff at JUNCTION 12 SHOPPING OUTLET (formerly Pendle Village), it’s been a privilege to serve all the good people in the region since our family business was founded in 1996 and I’d like to thank you for your valued custom. Now, to reduce excess stock and improve our furniture departments for the future, we will proceed with a massive showroom and warehouse clearing and remerchandising project! We must clear the floor without delay, so that the work may commence. The Furniture, Rug & Cane Departments are presently closed while we reduce prices and prepare the displays for the launch of our £1,250,000 “CLEAREVG - THE - FURNITURE” GRAND DISPOSAL SALE.
We must urgently sell all of our furniture including: lounge, suites (fabric & leather), sofas/settees, sofa-beds, armchairs, recliners (modem & traditional), riser chairs, easy chairs, dining sets, cabinets, units, beds, wai'ehouses, chests, cane furniture, mgs (huge choice), coffee & lamp tables, occasional pieces, miiTors, lamps etc., etc - Absolutely Everything Must Be Sold A.S.A.P!
EVERY SINGLE PRICE WILL BE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! THIS IS OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER!
ALL GOODS WILL BE CLEARLY MARKED FOR SALE ON A FIRST CLAIM BASIS. EVERYTHING . . . INCLUDING NEW FACTORY ORDERS . . . WILL BE AVAILABLE TO YOU AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER IN OUR HISTORY!
MASSIVE PUBLIC SALE THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY!
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Rebecca is appointed as new housing champion
by Duncan Smith
A NEW “housing champion” has been appointed by Ribble Valley Borough Council in its latest bid to tackle the area’s acute shortage of affordable homes. As the valley’s Rural Housing Enabler, Rebecca Lawlor’s first task will be to spearhead a scheme to con vert a former grain mill in Wadding- ton into 11 affordable houses. The 11 new properties will be sold on a shared-ownership basis to first
Send in your nominations
WE have lots of exceptional men and women in our community. Now, the Rotary Club of
Clitheroe, in conjunction with the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, is seeking exceptional people for the Rotary Vocational and Community Service Award 2005/6. Nominations are sought from our
readership of people who provide outstanding vocational service and who work on behalf of the commu nity. Any nominations should be for-, warded to our office, 3 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EW, together with a note of why you think that they are suitable for the award. The clos ing date for entries is October 31st 2005 and the Rotary award will be made at a club meeting.
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Nathan’s proud
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PRESENTING “Grandad’s cup” was a proud moment for young Nathan Wade at Gisburn Auction Mart’s recent show and sale of horned sheep. Nathan, from Bradley, near Skipton, presented the Frank Wade Memorial Trophy to Dunsop Bridge farmers . Robert and Geoff Walker for their champi onship-winning pen of three Swaledale ewes. Young Nathan
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bought the cham pionship ewes for £42 to add to his Swaledale flock and breed Mule lambs next spring. His family has been associated with Gisburn Auc tion Marts for almost 100 years and his grandfa ther was well- known throughout the north for his quality sheep.
time buyers with local connections in a joint venture between Ribble Valley Borough Council and St Vincent’s Housing Association. The scheme, featuring one, two and
three-bedroomed properties, is the result of a Housing Needs Survey that identified an acute shortage of affordable housing in Waddington. St Vincent’s Housing Association
received £500,000 from the Housing Corporation to help fund the scheme. Rebecca said: “Shared ownership is
a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers to get on the housing ladder.
“Participants buy a share of the
property, then pay a subsidised rent on the remaining share. In most cases, they can purchase further equity and eventually own the property outright. “I hope the Waddington scheme
will be the first of many shared own ership housing schemes in Ribble Val ley. I will be undertaking similar Housing Needs Surveys throughout the area and searching the borough for suitable development sites.” Rebecca, who is an environment
engineer and joined Ribble Valley Borough Council from the charity
sector, will be working with local com munities to establish their housing needs and ensure any new develop ments meet local needs, while being sympathetic to the environment. The main bulk of the her work will
be through questionnaires and drop- in sessions, giving local people the opportunity to have their say on affordable housing and find out more about shared ownership. Rebecca’s post is a joint appoint
ment by Ribble Valley and Pendle Borough Councils.
OUR picture shows Rebecca on the site of the former grain mill in Waddington (s)
Births, marriages and deaths now on-line Body is found
CERTIFICATES of births, deaths and marriages in Lancashire are now avail able to order on-line. People can log on to order and pay for
copies of their records from the county’s new Certificate Service. Records of all births, deaths and mar
riages that have taken place in the Lan cashire County Council area since 1837 are now held at the Certificate Service
at Quayside Court on Preston docks. The county’s website gives details on
how to order copy certificate. It now includes an on-line application
form allowing users to pay by credit card. The Registration Service can be
accessed online by visiting
www.lan-
cashire.gov.uk and accessing Registrars through the A-Z.
MOUNTAIN rescue teams were called out on Saturday to attend an inci dent in the Forest of Bow- land.
Clitheroe police had dis covered the body of a 60- year-old man, from Rams- bottom, who was found near Rowland Knotts.
Autumn gardening
inspiration at the heart of the Ribble Valley
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