4 - 44 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 23rd, 2007 Accommodation to Let
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A/lortimers 1 SPINNEY GRJNDLETON
NEAR CUTHEROE £1,895 PCM
Moit dtl»(«ive dctdrf«d resdence on dn rtduwe dcvefepw en wii'
ocefleni I_ : IdndiCdped 3dfdcr 3dfdcm ment with
Supeit lilted fetdien, Utility room, Ldndir>g dfd itod/ dxd, M«?ei
bedroom with en-sulte; 3 dddtondl doubW bedrotwi
UNFURNISHED SWAMjrOE HOUSE
SAWlEYNnCUTHEIiOE <950 PCM
An Outstanding, converted detached
bam situated in a ocfuresque rua! a-ea but dose to the A59 arsd motcxwey
Fb!fy eq-iooed btd«\ Cbabocm,
dm'ng rocr\ [oimge, conservatory, rmsster bedroom wi^ cn sute; 2 funJwr cf^Ue bedrooms, bathroorr\ garden with palb
8 VIHIERS CLOSE WHALLEY £595 PCM
Attractrvefy detxrated ard finished townhouse in smaJ cul-de-sac on outsbts of WhaVy
Entrance Hallway, Lccnge; FJfy fitwJ Dring Kitchen, Two bedroom;
(master widi en-swte), House Badiroorr; Front and rear gsdens plus garage
FURNISHED Business Opportunities' : Business Premises Good quality warehousing space in
East Lancashire Very competitive rates Units available from
1,800 to 2O,O0Osq ft (180 to 2000sq mts approx)
Contact M ik e Robinson on
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Barclays Lets Talk Starting in Business Seminar run in conjunction with the
National Federation of Enterprise Agencies
The seminar will give you the tools needed to launch your business, covering the following areas;
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Friday 24th August 2007 9.30am • 4.00pm Lunch provided
To book your FREE place contact: Ribble Valley Enterprise Agency on: 01254 828820
email:
projects@ribblevalleyenterpriseagency.co.uk ^ BARCLAYS uv'j r ’
33 EDISFORD ROAD Cllthcfoc £575 PCM
A 3 WATLING GATE,
BROCKHALIVILUGE OLD LANGHO £525 PCM
A Iunr7 one bed'OOmed S'OutvJ floor apartn-ent in the sou^t aftet
Lounge, Gmservatcuy, fJV Fitted Deling K-tden, 2 piece dodV.oom,
3 bedfoornv 3 piece bathroom with Drvewdy pd’ling
UNFURNISHED
residential development of Brodhall Village, Entrance vestbutXoungc, BreaLfast klchcn. One double
beeftoom, Four piece house bathroom, Communal garden areas to front and. Gas central healm Car parting
space plus a single (Jetadied garage FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED
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3 MARKET PLACE CLITNEROE £500 PCM
Attractively decorated and furnished tuury flat situated in the heart of the
O.throe town centre.
Entrance Halfway, Lounge vsnih Oirung Area Fully Fitted Ktchcn, Double Bedroom, 3 pxce Bathroom
(ind stall shower) Outsefc Patio FULLY
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call us today on: Tel 01254 828820
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17 BRENNAND STREET Clithcroe ££95 PCM
Garden fronted mid terraced home. Convenient lot O iheroe town Centre- Entrance vntibule, Halfwjy, Lounge
with Irving flame gat fuc. Siting room with Irvirvg Raine g« fae, FJV fitted htchen, Uliify room, 2 good wed
bedroomt, House bathroom, Endosed flagged rear yard area
UNFURNISHED
8A BACK YORK STREET CLITHEROE ££25 PCM
DefghtfJ new conversion, stone buJt
cottage irt pleasant badrwater location dose to the town centre
Loungc/FuPy Fitted Kitchen, Ore Double Bedroom wi^ Show, Gas
C!entral Heatmg, Patio, Private Parting FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED
21BAWDUNDS, CLITHEROE £395 PCM
AVAILABLE EARLY SEPTEMBER
Compact Slone built period terraced cottage in convenient
residentiat location close to all local amenities Lounge, Kitchen, O ne
Double ^ ro om . Large Bathroom, Shared Yard area, Gas Central Heatbg
UNFURNISHED
athertons commercial
For Sale Ivy Barn, Burnley Road, GIsburn, BB7 4ET
Conveniently situated just off the main street. Potential for a variety of uses. Ample on site parking.
Sales area with mezzanine, office & kitchen. Guide Price offers over £135,000
To Let Primrose Mill, Woone Lane, Clitheroe
Substantial stone built mill premises with 45,000 sq ft of storage.
Storage racks throughout property. Secure enclosed parking.
To let as a whole only on flexible 5 year lease. Guide Price £195,000 per annum
To Let 1 New Market Street, Clitheroe Town centre self-contained first floor offices
extending to 69m^. Three spacious offices with kitchen & washroom.
In good decorative order. £8,320 per annum
To Let 36A King Street, Clitheroe
Self contained first floor offices located on a busy retail & commercial street In the town centre.
Recently refurbished, decorated & carpeted. Available immediately. £7,750 per annum
con ta c t 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 2 7 2 2 For further details - > > Cannon & Ball
Sat 29 Sept, 8.00pm £14 (£16 on the door)
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Dead Ringer Fri 21 Sept, 8.30pm
£12.50 (£14.50 on door) Business PremisbS:,i'i;iv'’-i;i^::.'V;i .......... ifwai
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October •Mom •Thu 4 • Fri 5 •12-14
mmmm The Great British R&B Festival
Soul Night The Dead Ringer from Hell Ballroom Dancing Cannon & Ball
The Animals plus Spencer Davis An Audience with Dave Spikey GA G A -Queen Tribute Pendle Open Art Exhibition
•Thurs 18 Camerata - Baroque Masters • Fri 19 Abba Mania
. . T h e T u r e o f t h e R i b b l e V a l l e y Welcome to
T he T hree Fish e ^ at Mitton
_ . • • : isn’t idready a beautiful part of the world
' to visit. The Three Fishes makes it even more attractive... ..,. with a range of imaginative, healthy and seasonal ' food that has already won us a hatful o f top awards
and Bar of the Year 2005 and CAMRA’s ‘Best Children’s Menu’.
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; Our new line up of dishes for Summer 2007 isi once again, a delicious tribute
to...the home-grown band of artisan suppliers wlio bring us the pick of the crop, the leanest cuts and the catch of the day.
Now add a line up of real ales, guest beers and a superb wine list.
And complete the picture with blazing log fires in winter and alfresco summer dining on the patio and terraces. Welcome to The Three Fishes at Mitlon.-
P ud opening times Mon - Sal 12noon -11,00pm Sunday 12noon ■ 10.30pm
Note: The Three fwfto opemta on an tnfornuilbasU and bookings can ortly be made for paniu o f 8 or more.
. Food S8RVICB TIMES
Lunch Mon - Sat 12noon - 2.00pm Dinner Mon - Fri 6.00pm •9.00pm Dinner Sat 5.30pm - 9.00pm Sundays • 12noon - 8.30pm Bank Holidays l2noon • 8.3bpm
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Thu 4 Oct, 8.00pm £14 (£16 on the door)
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07887 541046/01282 478200 fo r further details
TO LET 1750 sq ft
. r self contained industrial unit- •
Whalley.Industrial Park Tel.
01254 826787 TO LET Small OJJice
with Parking Space Whalley
Industrial Park
Tel: 01254 826787.
Accounting Services;
PROBLEMS? Taxation, Accounts & VAT. for the small business & the self employed. Clients visited, reasonable fees. Tel Paul Lonsdale 01282 871771 or 07971 459792.
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Country bungalow with large gardens With a doctor and dentist close by end a pos t office 200 yards away.
Morie loMi' Itnowiedge 'th ^ 'a n y o n e e ls e i ; property today n \ ■ 7 . /■ ■ n ’ m \ . . m . A musical climax
A SPECTACULAR one- year music project at Trin ity Youth Club reaches its climax this Bank Holiday Weekend. The long-awaited “MVP
Festival” will take place at the Castle Grounds’ band stand In Clltheroe on Satur day. The community event, a
showcase for local music tal ent, has been planned, designed and will be run by young people with support from youth workers. The free fun spectacular
will feature a battle of the bands from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday with headline acts starting at 4 p.m. The whole event is free,
thanks to the fund-raising efforts of the young people involved. The line-up includes a number of local youth bands who have spent weeks rehearsing and writing new songs for the gig. Excitingly other highlights
of the day include two well- known local bands that have kindly offered to play for free to support the project. Co-headlining are “Green
Days” and “Nightmare Visions”, who always attract a big following. Richard Buxbaum (Buxy),
front man of Green Days, said: “I ’m buzzing about playing at such a brilliant venue and to support an excellent youth project. “All we need now is some
good weather and a large crowd. It should be an excel lent family day out.” Mr Steve Procter, youth
club manager at Trinity, added: “This event signifies a year or more of hard work by the young people, staff and volunteers at the youth club. “The young people have
planned and designed the day, selected the bands and fund- raised for what hopes to be an excellent free community event. “Its going to be great see
ing more live music on the bandstand and the fact that it’s all been planned by young people shows there is a thriv ing music scene among young people in Clitheroe. “I hope members of the
public will come along and show their support’.
Swingers’ first Valley appearance
SATURDAY sees the first public appearance in the Ribble Valley of Clitheroe-based band. The Swing Commanders (pictured), with their brand new line-up, still led by fronts man supreme Peter Riley and Britain’s top Country violinist, Gaynor Sutcliffe, but now composed of six specialist musicians, five voices and 13 instruments. Newcomers include The Laverne
Sisters, local drummer Mark Warbur- ton and Accrington’s Simon Brady, not only playing lead and steel guitars but also proving exactly why he has been voted the best mandolin player in Britain for the last three years. Well established as the biggest
attraction on the Country and West ern scene for their unique rendition of
Texas Swing music, the new line-up has added the best of Forties Swing to their repertoire, with particular focus on the songs of The Andrews Sisters and other stars of the Swing era. Currently making their latest CO
before accepting an invitation to take the best of British Western Swing back to Texas, The Swing Comman ders can be seen on Saturday at the Catholic Social Club on Lowergate. Tickets can be booked on 01200 423073, with a sell-out audience expected. The same will apply on Saturday
September 29th when the band returns from a Southern tour to appear at Newton Village Hall, for which tickets are available on 01200 446262.
prbpertytddayico'.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)
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