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RIBBLE Valley dog warden Adele Scott is encouraging local women to keep themselves safe through self defence workshops. Kickboxer and fitness
Royal recognition for a Valley firm
A COMPANY in the Ribble Valley is cele brating its success after being recognised in the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise. Science in Sport, based at Brockhall Vil
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lage, received the prestigious award after demonstrating a high level of business per formance and commercial success. The company was honoured with the royal
recognition for its achievements in innova tion. Mr Tim Lawson, marketing director for the firm, said of the award: “I t’s quite funny really as we are used to our clients winning awards and medals.”
The dedicated team at Science in Sport,
who work with qualified sport scientists, food technicians and physicians, continually strive to innovate and improve their products. Our picture shows The Lord Lieutenant of Lan cashire Lord Shuttleworth presenting Chris Walker, Simon Lawson, Tim Lawson and Jean Lawson from Science in Sport, with the Queen’s Award. (A050705/1)
instructor Adele, (37) hopes to pass on her skills to young women at schools across the region in a series of self defence workshops she hopes to set up. A pilot scheme has
already taken place at Burnley’s Ivy Bank High School, which was very well received. Adele, who also works
for Lancashire Constabu lary, now hopes to organ ise a self defence night for women at the Kara Jutsu Bushido Judo Academy in Padiham where she originally studied Karate. She told the Clitheroe
Advertiser and Times the event would be ideal for Ribble Valley women wanting to boost their confidence and self defence skills. Adele, who has just
qualified as a fitness instructor with the Royal Society of Arts, added: “I want to help women to be
more self aware, which means moving confident ly with your head held high and also being aware of your surroundings, what is happening around you and how it can affect you.”
Anyone wanting fur ther information can
catch Adele in the evenings on 01282 713525. Our picture shows
Adele with Ashley Shiels (left) and Nicola Shirt- cliffe at the self-defence class at Kara Jitsu Bishi- do Judo Academy. (S270505/6a)
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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 25th, 2005 9 m Free advice for sheep producers
SHEEP producers in the Ribble Valley could benefit from a free event at Clitheroe Auction Mart today. The Market Selection Event is being
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hosted by EBLEX,’the English Beef and Lamb Executive, as part of its Better Returns Programme. It will provide expert advice on lamb selection and how to avoid extra production costs created by over-fin ishing lambs, plus handling demonstra tions with live sheep.
The free event will start at 6 p.m. with
the introduction given by Clitheroe auc tioneer John Swingler. The discussion and demonstration will cover the key handling points that help producers make reliable assessments of a lamb's fat and conforma tion classification and make better deci sions when selecting lambs that are ready for slaughter. These principles will be sup ported by a butchery demonstration, cour tesy of local butcher Andrew Seed, which
compares the waste difference between over-fat and lean lambs. To reserve your free place at this event,
call Clitheroe Mart on 01200 423325 or email
info@auctionmart.co.uk. Attendees will also be able to pick up free copies of EBLEX publications including the Target Lamb Selection for Better Returns manual and the more recent addition to the series Target Lamb Management for Better Returns manual.
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the lottery THERE was a surprise £100 win for a Clitheroe res ident in Friday’s weekly East Lan cashire Hospice Lottery draw. Ms Sinfield, Black- bum, won £1,000, Mrs Stevenson, Blackburn £250 and Mr Doherty, Clitheroe £100. If you would
/ Ladies present cheque to Rotary riJ
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A CHEQUE for £300 has been pre sented to Clitheroe Rotary Cluli by the Ladies’ Group at St Michael and St John's RC Church, Clitheroe. It will be added to the £500 raised
by Rotary for the charity Sight Savers International during the Tolkien Trail Walk on June 12th. The ladies chose to pass the
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money to Rotary because it applies no administration costs to charity donations, meaning that 100% of the money will be used to aid those less fortunate. The total of £800 will fund 47
cataract operations, restoring sight and making an incredible difference to people’s lives.
Pictured from the left are
Clitheroe Rotary Club’s new presi dent, Graham Claydon, Pat Hol- gate, secretary of the SS Michael and John's Ladies Group, Ena Davis, of the Ladies Group, and David Bleazard, chairman of the club’s Rotary International Com mittee. (s)
Air ambulance urges drivers to slow down
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A “SLOW DOWN” plea has been issued by the North West Air Ambu lance after its paramedics attended three fatal road accidents in a weekend. The NWAA is urging drivers to
watch their speed and drive consider ately in a bid to avoid further tragedy on the region’s roads. Lynda Brislin, charity chief execu
tive of the NWAA, said: "The summer is our busiest time, especially August as there is a lot more traffic on the main roads and motorways. Everyone is keen to get to their destination as quickly as possible, but we are urging all drivers to stick to the speed limit and drive ivith consideration. "Any delays and tailbacks are usually
down.to the sheer volume of traffic or an incident. For those sitting in the queue there is nothing that can be done, so there is no point getting frustrated and then thinking you can make up on the time lost by driving a bit faster when the roads are clear. I t makes absolutely no sense as it is more impor tant you get there in one piece." The N WAA ireceives no mainstream
funding, relying solely on the generosity of businesses and the people of the North West. I t costs £1 million per year to keep the Air Ambulance flying seven days a week, 365 days a year. Donations can be made by ringing 08005874570.
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