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Award for prestige company


MARKET leading conservatory roofing manufacturer Ultraframe won an award for Best Engineering Plant at the prestigious Best Factory Awards. Responding to the good news, previously


reported in the Clitheroe Advertiser, Mike Price, Ultraframe’s Operations Director, com­ mented: “We are thrilled to have won the Best Engineering Plant Award as it acknowl­ edges the company’s hard work and forward thinking to create new and more efficient practices. The operations team has worked extremely hard over the last 18 months to streamline our processes and our hard work


Culinary superstars commended


A QUARTET of culinary “wun- derkinder” from Clitheroe Royal Gram­ mar School have been crowned highly commended in the finals of a Young Chef Challenge. Talented pupils Malavika Ghosh,


Evangeline Atkinson, Lucy Grime and Sam Bolton beat off stiff competition from the regions’s young chefs and wowed celebrity chef James Martin to win the highly commended title for recipe development and cookery skills. The competition was part of the Qual­


ity Standard beef mince Young Chef Challenge with their culinary creation. The free-to-enter challenge, launched


by the English Beef and Lamb Executive (EBLEX) and judged by James Martin, asked students to submit an original recipe featuring Quality Standard beef mince. In the Lancashire and Yorkshire


regional finals, held recently, the budding chefs, who also had to develop a time plan and budget, were given one hour to cook their dish. Evangeline, Sam, Malavika and Lucy


wowed the judges with their recipes, scor­ ing points for originality, nutrition and presentation. Evangeline prepared But­ ternut Squash Stuffed with Moroccan


has been reflected in this award, which is a fantastic boost for all those back at Clitheroe.” He concluded: “The team and staff from


all departments at Ultraframe are delighted with our win. In line with our strategy for continuous improvement, we believe this per­ fectly demonstrates that steps are being made in the right direction to confirm our status as a world class organisation.” The win was announced at an award win­


ners’ lunch at the London Park Lane Hotel attended by 20 members of the Ultraframe Operations team, led by Mike Price.


OUR picture shows the Uitraframe group at the awards ceremony, (s)


• CLITHEROE man Mark Lee Milner (27), of Waterloo Road, was made subject to community supervision for 18 months and ordered to pay £60 costs by Blackburn magistrates after pleading guilty to possessing a knife in


a public place. The court heard Milner had been drink­ ing when he became abusive to his girlfriend. She left her flat with her child, but Mil­ ner followed and she saw the handle of the knife sticking out of his pocket.


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TV chef James Martin, left, with the winning Clitheroe team and EBLEX mascot “Beefy” (s)


Style Mince; Sam made Beef and Bean cakes; Malavika offered up Stuffed plat­ ter and Steamed vegetables with Butter sauce; while Lucy cooked Spicy Mince Parcels. The competition was open to all Food


and Technology/Catering GCSE stu­ dents in Key Stage 3 and 4, encouraging students to take an interest in food and healthy eating. Competition judge and TV chef James


Martin commented: “We were thorough­ ly impressed with all the Clitheroe stu­


dents. “Their dishes were innovative, nutri­


tious and well presented and they deserve recognition for their hard work


Argument ends in court


AN argument after a night out ended with a 47-year- old man pushing his girl­ friend over and then trying to drag her by her leg from the bedroom at her


Clitheroe home. Hyndburn magistrates


heard that Terence James Forsythe and his girlfriend, Alison Coulter, had both walked away from an earlier row, but there was no improvement in the situation when they got back together. Mr Gareth Price (defend­


ing) said both parties had been under pressure because of the divorce Miss Coulter had been going through. Forsythe, of Stoneygate


Lane, Ribchester, pleaded guilty to assault and criminal damage. He was made subject to


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community supervision for two years with a condition that he attends the domestic violence programme. Mrs Philippa White (prose­


cuting) said that after return­ ing from a night out, the cou­ ple argued and Forsythe pushed Miss Coulter to the ground. She left the house to get help and Forsythe also left. “They both returned later


and there was another argu­ ment during which he punched a lamp shade before attacking Miss Coulter again,” said Mrs White. Mr Price said Miss Coul­


ter’s ex-husband was current­ ly on bail for an alleged attack on Forsythe with an iron bar. “ I am told there is every likelihood the relationship will resume and move forward,” said Mr Price


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and effort. All the contestants were pas­ sionate and knowledgeable and it was a difficult choice.” Denise Spencer-Walker, food advisor


from EBLEX, said: “ Each of the con­ testants and commended chefs created recipes that were nutritionally balanced, wholesome and above all tasty! Well done to Clitheroe!” This is the second time pupils from


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School have been recognised for their excellent culi­ nary skills. Last year pupil David Farinha was


crowned the outright winner of the Beef Mince Young Challenge 2006 for prepar­ ing beefy Burritos.


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