4-18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 2nd, 2008


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AWARD-WINNING: Italian res tau ran t La L o canda has y e t another achievement'to add to its list! . .- v.


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THIS beautiful photograph of an old barn in Twiston was taken by keen pho­ tographer Mr John Toms, of Rimington. It is part of an archive o f dozens of Kibble Valley photos supplied by Mr Toms which can be seen by logging on to our website at;


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk . Results from mystery worshippers


“MYSTERY worshippers” have visited churches in Clitheroe as part of the first- ever ChurchCheck Sunday survey. Early last month two dozen people


called unannounced on pews throughout the north of England to give the churches marks out of 100. At last weekend’s Northern Christian


Resources Exhibition, in Harrogate, their views from the pews were due to be revealed. Event director Steve Briars said:


“ChurchCheck Sunday researchers visit­ ed a range of services reflecting different traditions and styles. The project has helped CRE monitor where local church­ es need more advice in welcoming new visitors and helped them get ready for Back to Church Sunday.” Benita Hewitt, Director of Christian


Research, added: “The first impression someone receives at church is so impor­ tant and ChurchCheck puts it to the


test.” Make sure your vehicle is locked


MOTORISTS are being urged to ensure their vehicles are locked at all times. The warning has been issued by Sgt


James Saddoo, of Clitheroe Police, after a spate of thefts from cars in the Woone I^ne area of the town.. During the past fortnight,-thieves have


been targeting vehicles and the most com­ mon items stolen are mobile phones, CDs, Sat Nav devices, iPods and in one inci­


dent, NHS baby weighing scales! Sgt Sad­ doo is also urging drivers not to leave expensive items on display in their vehi­ cles. He said: “Drivers need to make sure they lock their vehicles as opportunist thieves are breaking into insecure cars and vans..”


- If you have been a victim of car theft,


please call Clitheroe Police on 443344, or Crimestoppers line on 0800 555111. •


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burn, has been awarded.the, “Highest Quality Assured” accreditation from Taste Lan­ cashire,-, which is very rarely given. La Locanda achieved an


.overall score of 82% with the restaurant scoring very highly in the individual sections.' Service and efficiency scored 82%. and • food itself an impressive 96%, a score which is almost unheard of. The restaurant.was commended by the judge on the use of local produce teamed with the tradi­ tional artisan cooking techniques and dishes.


, Taste Lancashire is run by the Lancashire and Blackpool Tourist Board and is part of the National Taste Awards scheme


that score over 80%, a category in which La Locanda is delighted to be included. . In addition to the Taste Lan­


cashire achievement. La Locanda has also qualified for a Made in Lancashire award. This is given to businesses that use a large amount of local produce and are seen to be actively promoting it. Says restaurant owner, Cinzia


Bocchi: “We are over the moon to have been given a ‘Highest Quali­ ty Assured’ mark at La Locanda and also thrilled to have qualified for a Made in Lancashire award as we are always trying to use as much local produce as possible. “We te l l customers where


owned by VisitBritain. As part of the Taste Lancashire scheme, establishments are visited annu­ ally and assessed using the same point scoring system - a percent­ age score for quality and a per­ centage score for local produce used. A "Highest Quality Assured" mark exists for venues


ingredients are sourced and detail this in the menu too: customers are always keen to know. Our combination of Italian recipes and cooking techniques teamed with fresh local produce seems to be a -winning combination!” Pictured is La Locanda owner


Cinzia Bocchi with the display of awards.(s)


Something to appeal to everyone


A YOUTH club offering a wide range of activities from sport and cooking to DJ practice is hoping to attract more members. Clitheroe Youth Club at Trini­


ty is held on Tuesday and Wednesday nights from 7 p.m. to 9-30 p.m. for 13 to 19 year olds, and on Thursday nights from 7 p.m to 9 p.m. for youngsters aged 11 plus. Other activities offered at the


club include MC practice and a “WarHammer” group. The youth club has proved


popular with 20 youngsters attending its “Scrapheap Chal­ lenge” event held in the summer holidays. Aimed at 11 to 19 year olds,


worker-in-charge Simon Whipp said the purpose of the event was to bring youngsters together to work as a team, in order to achieve a common goal. The group was given the task, of utilising lots of old salvaged


bikes and donated pieces of wood into two three-wheeled scooters. ■ Our picture shows members of


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Clitheroe Youth Club at Trinity with one of their go-karts made during the “Scrapheap Chal­ lenge” event. (A120808/1)


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