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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ADVERTISING AND PAYMEHI CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE OF ADVERTISEMENTS.


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1 General In these Conditions: 1.1 the'Compan/means East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd. 1.2 the Advertiser* means any person or company placing with the Company an order for the publication of an advertisement in any o( that Compan/s newspapers, or other publi­


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cations. 2 Acceptance of Conditions In pladng an order for the publication of an adverttsemenL the Advertiser accepts these coMitions. No condition vmich conflicts with them is biriding on the Company or the Advertiser unless it is in writing and signed by or on behall of both parties. 3 Advertiser's Warranty and Indemnity 3.1 The Advertiser warrants: a) That the advertisement is legal, decent, honest and truthful and that is complies with the British Codes of Advertising and Sales Promotion, with any relevant codes oi practice and with ail requirements of current iegislation; b) That nothing in the advertisement is defamatory or constitutes a malicious falsehood; c) That die publication of the advertisement will not infringe copyright or any other rights vested in a third part^ d) That the Advertiser has secured all necessary authorities and permission in respect of the use in the advertisement of any pictorial representations of, or words attributed to, liv­ ing persons. 3 i ^


Advertiser will indemnify the Company in respect of all costs, damages or other


charges incurred in connection with any actions or dasns brought against the Company a r i^ from a breach by the Advertiser of tNs warranty or othenMse from the pubfication of


the amrertisemenL 4 Right to Refuse or Amend Advertisements 4.1 The Company reserves the right to refuse to publish any advertisement if, in the Cornpan/s opinion, the advertisernent falls to comply with the requirements of Condition 3.1 above or the refusal is reqtired in the interest or reader protection, even if the adver­ tisement has been accepted or previously published. 4.2 The Con^iany may take any alteration h corr^ders necessary or desirable in an adver­


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tisement indudng the use of standard abbrevriations. or change the siting of an advertise­ ment in the rdovant puUcatioa 4 J Ma3 order advertisements will not be accepted for publication by the Company unless the Advertiser complotes and returns to the Company a Mail Order Guarantee Form, pro- .................... paper Sodety, prior to the deaeSne for publication of the advertisernenL


Intertion on Paitieular Dates In Particular Seettone


WhOst the Compare wB endeavour to conx^ with reasonable remrests for an advertise­ ment to be inserted on a partioriar date or n a particular part or eortion of the publication,


or to be irtserted under a particular classification, the Company makes no guarantee In respect of any such req u^ 6 CanceRation 6.1 The Company may cancel the Advertiser's order at any time, and shal ^


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notice of the canccBation before the next due date of publication of the advertisement K practicable. 6.2 The Advertiser may cancelfts order or the unexpired part of an order by giving seven days notice of the cancellalion before the next due date of piAiBcation. subject to any dead- tine set out ki the Conpan/s rate card appTicabie at the time. 6.3 ft is the responsburty of the Advertiser to retain a note of any Istop number* issued by the company. 7 Copyright 7.1 Copyright of aB artwork, copy or other material created, reworked or conbflxited to by I the Cornpany shafl vest in the Cofl^any.


II 7 2 The Advertiser authorises the Company to record, reproduce, publish, distribute and I broadcast (or to pemA the same) al! advertisements (incnxfing but not Bmited to text, art-


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work and photographs) and binciude and make them avaiiabie in any information service, electrortic or otherwise. 8 Advertiser's Proper^ Held at Advertiser's Risk All artwork, photographs, film or other property delivered by the Advertiser to the Company is held by the C o n p ^ at the Advertiser's nsk and the Advertiser should insure all such property against ioss or damage whatsoever cause. The Con^iany reseives the right to destroy wimout notice aH artwork, photognb^. film or other property which has been in its cusbxfy for six months from the date of its last appearance in an advertisement, unless the Advertiser has given written instructions to the contrary. 9 Box Numbers 9.1 The Company will endeavour to forward all repTies to a box number, to the Advertiser, as soon as ptts&le after receipt, but the Company accepts no liabBity in respect of any loss or damage alleged to have risen through delay n forwardim or omitting to forward such replies, howsoever caused. The Advertiser authorises the Company to examine material p ^ n g though boxes and to return to its originator any communication which, in the opin­ ion of the Con^iany, should be delivered to me Advertiser. Q2 Advertisements from dealers are not accepted under a box number. 10 Right to Olsdoss Information 10.1 All advertisements must be accompanied by the Advertiser's full name and address. An trade advertisements must contain a trading name. 10.2 The Conmany reserves the r i^ to refuse an advertisement containing only a mobile telephone number unless ti>e Advertiser discloses to them a BT land line number (or simi­ lar). 10.3 The Company reserves the right Incfudtng In the case of box number advertisements, to disclose the Advertiser’s name and address to the Police, Trading Standards Officials, or any other relevant authority and where the Company in its sole discretion deems It rea­ sonable, to other third partis.. 10.4 The Company win hold information we obtain in our dealings with customers and may share it with other companies in the Johnston Press pic. We and other Johnston Press pic companies may use this to teS you of other services we think will interest you, to adminis-


la^elephone calls to the Company may be monitored or recorded lor staff training pur­


poses. 10.6 If you do not wish your information to bo used for marketing puiposes, please write to East Lancashire Newspapers Limited, Bull Streel.,Bumley, Lancashire. 10.7 You may write to us for a fist of Group companies. II Errors and Omissions • UmltatJon of Company s UabllfN I I I The Advertiser shall check the advertisement and notify the Company immediately in


writing of any errors. The Company has no responsibility for the repetition of errors in a series of advertisements unless notified by the Advertiser.


11.2 In the event of any error, misprint or omission in the pnnting of an advertisement the Company will either re-insert the advertisement or relevant part thereof, or make a reason­ able refund or adjustment to the cost. No re-insertion, refund or adjustment vrill be made where the error, misprint or omission does not materially detract from the advertisement. 113 In no circumstance shall the Compan/s total liability (including consequential liabili­ ty)' in respect of any error, misprint or omission exceed either the amount of a full refund of ^ price paid to the Company for the advertisement in connection with which liatHlify a r^ , or t^cost of a further or corrective advertisement of a type and standard reason­ ably comparable to that in connection with which liabilify arose. 114 The Company shall not be liable for any loss or damage Cmduding consequential loss or'damage) occasioned by any total or partial f&Ture for reasons beyond the Company’s control of publication or distribution of any newspaper, edition, supplement thereof or other pii)rication in which any advertisement Is scheduled to appear.


12.1 The Smpany Shan be entitled to assign Its contract with the Advertiser or any of its rights or benefits thereunder to any other company within the group of Johnston Press pic. l l 2 TheAdvertisermayrrotassign,transfer, sitoconlract, charge orki any otherwaydeai with any of its r i^ or obligations urxtor this Agreernent without the Cornpan/s prior writ­


ten consent ORDERS FOR THE INSERTION OF ADVERTISEMEWTS ARE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TOTHE POlioWiNG PA^^


1 General


in these conditions: 1.1 itheConyrany'means East Lancashire Newspapers Ud. 1.2 the Advertiser'means any person or company placing with the Company an order for the publication of » i edvertisernent in any of the Company’s newspapers, or other pubiica-


2.1 The rates charged for the insertion of advertisements sh^ be those set out in Company’s rale card in


n force althe time the order is placed. The rate card Is subjeti


chanM at any time and may vary between Conyanies and pubGcaiions withki the Ji Press pic group of titles. Copies are avaiiabie on rer^jest 2.2 it the tesponsUBfy of the Advertiser to bring the Con^any's attention at the time of booUng arfy (fiscounL altowance or exetr^rtion from Value Added Tax to which entitlernerrt is dairrad. 2 2 A l gross advertising rates (except classified l in e ^ and semi (ksptay) are subject to the A d v e r t Standards Board of Finance (AS60R levy from tina to time (cunentfy 0.1%) p a y ^ by the Advertiser to help finance the self regulatory system. 3 Advertising Agencies 3.1 Comrnssion wtf or^ be granted to agencies fotm^recogrtised by the Newspaper Sociefy or the Company at the time of pla<^ the order. The rate cf commission payable wiBbedeterminedDytheCompanyanymaybevariodorwithdrawTialtheCompany’stfis- cretion at any time, subject to gtving the advertising agency seven days written notice there­


of. 3.2 AD advertising agencies claiming commission must quote order numbers for every booidng made. 3.3 The Company reserves the right to vary tiasetema of acceptance of advertising and payment in r^pect of any advertising agetay at the Compan/s discretion, subject to giv­ ing the adverted agency seven da^ written notice thereof.


4 Time of Paynant ------------------------------------------ y advertisement at t ia Compan/s discretion. I above, payment shaB be made for each adver-


________ _ ____i days of the date of the invoice, except that payirant of advertise­ ments c h a r^ to an approved credit account shal be made no later than thirty days after invoice. Should the Advertiser be in breach of these terms, or of any contract


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Com^ny. then the full amount in respect of all advertising published and all other amounts accruing from the Advertiser shall become due and payable. 4.3 The Company reserves the right to withdraw credt facUrties from atiy Advertiser at the Compan/s dscretion subject to giving the Advertiser seven days written notice thereof, if practicabte, or forthwith


the tssue of any Court proceeding against the Advertiser.


4.4 An payments must be accompanied by the remittance advice issued by the Company. 4.5 Any query in respect of an invoice must be brought to the attention of the Company within seven days of its issue. 5 Late Payments 5.1 The Company Shan be entitled to charge interest on all sums due at a rate of 2% above the base rate for the time being of L lo yd s '^ k Limited until payment is received, after as wen as before any Judgment is ebtained. S 2 The Company shall be entitled to add to any sums due any reasonable costs and expenses (Including administrative costs) incurred by the Company in obtaining payment thereof on an indemnity basis. 5.3 The Company shall be entitled to charge the Advertiser £15.00 in reared of any cheque tendered which is not met upon presentation (and to vary this charge at any time without notice).


i By Adrian Capstick


COMPARED to previ- o||^,%ars, 2007 passed largely without incident at Clitheroe Football


i l l Club. Stability and solidari­


ty were the key words to


: Q the last 12 months, as the Shawbridge side developed on and off the pitch through player transfers and cup success to be in their best finan­ cial position for a decade. And for the first time


in three years, the same management team start­ ed and finished 2007. Player-managers Neil


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Reynolds and Pete Smith used under half


• the 80-or-so players that turned out the previous year. And many of the players that left the club in the last 12 months did so to progress to a higher level in the football pyra­ mid. Simon Garner (Staly-


bridge Celtic), Kris Matthews (Eastwood Town), Owen Roberts (Leigh RMI), Gregg Anderson (Buxton) and.


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been in for a decade due to the hard work of the current committee. “Our cup success and


transfers from the foot­ ball side have been a big boost. “I don’t want to be


seen as a nursery club, but it is the nature of the game at our level, and the fact we’ve had six players in 18 months go on to play higher non­ league football proves we are doing something right. “No other side in the


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most recently, Joel Byrom, followed the example set by James Dean’s move to Confer­ ence side Northwich Victoria in 2006 to build Clitheroe’s reputation in non-league football as a developing club. Admittedly, league


success hasn’t been at the forefront of Clitheroe’s year, but the team did finish the 2006- 07 season with the high­ est points tally the club has recorded in UniBond


League football. And while the start to


the current campaign also fell flat in the league


■ after high hopes in pre­ season, Reynolds and Smith gave the Ribble Valley side their best FA Cup run in 42 years - ending in a 2-0 third qualifying round defeat at Blue Square North Harrogate Town in October. Another good run in


the FA Trophy also looked on the cards until a mix-up over the sus­ pension of Keiran Fletcher led to the club playing an ineligible player in the second qualifying round and being kicked out of the competition. Lessons were learned


and full attention swung back to the league, and the ample games in hand the club had, and still have, to climb the league. Victories were picked


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up against Chorley, FC United, Mossley and Radcliffe Borough as the club went five league games


unbeaten


throughout November, before the weather cur­ tailed a third of Decem­ ber’s action. Chairman Carl Gar­


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ner is proud of the steps the club has taken this year and believes the team can push on in 2008. He said: “We’re a bet­


ter side than the table tells as we’re a decent mid-table side even without Joel Byrom. “Financially, off the


pitch the club is in the most stable position it’s


North West can say that, and although some will disagree. I’m proud of that, as we’ve now got a name as a club tha t develops players and that has put us on the map.” He added: “Identify­


ing players is key and then developing them. The fact tha t all six would quite happily come and play for us again says a lot. “We’ll continue to do


that and make the side as strong as we can, as the likes of Gary Stop- forth and Ian Flannery can go on to have great careers just like Joel Byrom will. I t ’s an on­ going process. “Pete and Neil have


done a fantastic job this year and I ’d just like to thank the fans for stick­ ing with us through thick and thin.” It is this development


of players that has seen clubs up to three leagues above take note, some­ thing Reynolds and Smith would like to build on by re-introduc­ ing a reserve side set up to feed the first team. There aren’t any plans


in place yet, but it is something the two man­ agers want in the future. Reynolds said: “A


reserve team is some­ thing me and Pete are desperate to. put in place. We lost Pete Collinge to Chorley because we couldn’t offer him anything else and for a player on contract that was the only solu­ tion. “We’ve seen what a


reserve side can do in the past, as it brought through Gary Jackson, Jason Jones, John Paul Fagan and Chris Heslop.


/ ^ • c o r r L E PL.WMAKER Joel Byroin signs on for the Bliie.s alongside chairman Carl Garner


and joinl manager Neil Reynolds- hut he would end the year by progressing to join Blue Square Premier Northwich Victoria


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Ian Flannery and Gary Slopforth sign their contracls with co-manager Pete Smilh “It would have to be


in the right league and be beneficial to the first team and the club.” And after just over a


year in the job, the Blues player-manager is as fired up for the job as the first day he took charge. Reynolds said: “I ’ve


loved it. Every day has been like my first train­ ing session with the lads. I’ve been with the club on and off for seven to eight years and I want that to carry on. “I feel as a club we


have progressed on and off the pitch this year. To sum up, i t ’s been pretty successful, we fin­ ished with the highest points tally the club has had in the UniBond, and we had a great FA Cup run which just proves that we are not a club going backwards any more. “The type of players


we’re attracting shows we’re moving forward and that people want to play for Clitheroe.”


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