+ 50 Ciitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 2nd, 2006
Old furniture is given new lease of life
UNWANTED furniture and large household appliances can be given a second lease of life thanks to a char itable service extending into the Ribble Valley. The H3mdbum Used Furniture Store
has been established in Accrington for several years, serving people in need within the area It has provided furniture and “white
goods” such as fridges and washing machines to enhance people’s quality of
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delivered by volunteers and operated on one day per week, which proved insuffi cient to meet the demand. Having now secured Government and European funding, it has been able to employ staff and run the project full time. It is also able to extend into Ribble
Valley, replacing the similar service pre viously run by a church group, but which ceased some time ago. Collections are generally carried out
on Thursdays, but can be done at other times by special arrangement.
Items sought by theHyndbum Used
Furniture Store include: • Settees, armchairs and other furni
ture, but suites must have fire safety labels • Beds, bedding and soft furnishings • Washing machines and tumble
dryers O Vacuum cleaners • Cookers • Kitchen equipment The service also collects white goods
that are broken, which it then repairs or recycles, easing the strain on landfill. All donated items are redistributed to
people in need in East Lancashire, giv ing them a better start in life, and are greatly appreciated. The group has also secured a large
number of computers to help people upgrade their skills and improve their employment prospects in almost any work environment. Anyone who has items to donate to
the group can telephone the Hyndbum Used Furniture Store on 01254 393784 or, for more information, visit its web site at:
www.hufs.co.uk
Home Start supporters meet charity’s founder
SUPPORTERS of Home-Start Rib ble Valley met the charity’s founder. Margaret Harrison CBE, who
started the organisation 33 years ago, was in Ciitheroe for the local branch’s annual meeting. She spoke about the value and sup
port given by Home-Start and its vol unteers to families with children under the age of five and about the need to continue attracting funding. The eighth annual meeting for
Home-Start Ribble Valley took place in the council chamber and was well supported. It was attended by 45 peo-
pie, including civic dignitaries repre senting the Ribble Valley, Ciitheroe and Longridge. Committee members were re
appointed, including the Rev. Chris Cheeseman, who again agreed to take on the role of chairman. A new volunteers course started this
week and anyone interested in finding out more should contact Home-Start Ribble Valley on 01254 825955. Margaret Harrison is pictured with
civic dignatries and representatives of Home-Start Ribble Valley. (CR041006-1)
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Expert Stan shows club members his tricks of colour
A FELLOW of the Royal Pho tographic Society was the guest of Ribblesdale Camera Club. Mr Stan White, of Leyland,
achieved his Licentiate, Associ ate and Fellowship of the socie ty in well under three years - possibly one of the fastest on record. He first experimented using
Photoshop because, as a railway photographer, he was frustrated by the “ragbag” of carriage colours on steam excursions and the use of a stripped out diesel locomotive just behind the engine to provide electrical heat ing. He also showed a “before and after” photo where he had changed the diesel for another coach and the train was all the same colour, which he said was more pleasant to look at. The talk showed a selection of
superb pictorial prints and con cluded with a demonstration of how he tidies up pictures on the computer to make exhibition winners. The next meeting, on Novem
ber 7th, will be a presentation by member Mike Caddy, who will show natural history photo graphs unchanged by a comput er.
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The established Whalley Road Indian eatery has a new owner.
Following his success at the Bengal Masala take-away in Moor Lane, entrepreneur Issa Khan has decided to put his 17 years’ experience in the food industry into a new venture.
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Already well respected on the local food scene, Issa is now looking to make his unique mark on one of Clitheroe's most prominent Indian restaurants.
With a pnme location which is second to none - at the heart of the town's two mam thoroughfares - and with ample customer car parking close at hand, he is looking forward to welcoming customers to his new Bengal Tandoon Restaurant.
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The reasonably priced cuisine will suit all tastes and palates, as the Bengal Tandoon Restaurant boasts a full range of Indian and Bangladeshi dishes.
With korma, tikka, masala and rogan josh among the many dishes available, as well as all the usual side dishes and accompaniments, the menu is itself a feast to behold.
Without doubt some of the dishes to try include the Bengal Tandoori's special Hash and Bash - a blend of cnspy duck cooked with bamboo shoots - as well as two special masala dishes, one incorporating fish and the other a classic mix of chicken and chilli.
Set menus are also available for parties of two
Sunday Buffet
Eat as much as you like Adults £6.50
Children £4.00
Children under 5 years of age EAT FREE Large variety
to choose from
(Buffet menu changes every week)
Bookings now being taken for Christmas
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All dishes served at the Bengal Tandoori Restaurant are made to Issa's own special recipes. His expenenced chef and kitchen team ensure they are prepared using only the freshest ingredients to give authenticity and to reach the owner’s exacting standards.
Open seven days a week, the Bengal Tandoon also keeps its doors open into the early hours on Fnday and Saturday nights.
The special Sunday buffet, available belween 1 and 7 p.m. is a real family feast paced at just £6.50 for adults and £4 for children, with the under fives eating for free.
On Chnstmas Day, the Bengal Tandoon is hosting a special five-course set meal for just £18.90 per head and with the festive season fast approaching the premises has room to cater for parties of up to 100, whether for an outing from work, a birthday, anniversary, wedding or other special occasion.
And if that wasn't enough, you can also take away any of the Bengal Tandoon’s wonderful dishes. Customers calling into the Whalley Road premises to collect their take-away can enjoy a 15% discount, but Issa and his team will also deliver your order straight to your door.
So why not take the opportunity to visit the Bengal Tandoon Restaurant where a warm welcome awaits from a team of enthusiastic staff keen to ensure your dining expenence is one to be remembered for the nght reasons and taste the tantalising dishes which are sure to get the town talking?
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