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* We are conducbng a job evaluation exeioise and as a result the salary of this post may Increase or decrease, or stay the same. " This post is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exemption) Act 1975. if successful, you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'.
f..- Care assistant x2 Ref: DBP/23/08
Required at Favordale
Home.for the Elderly, Byron Road, Colne BBS 9BH. You will work under supenrision, providing personal care and general support to people assessed as needing a comprehensive and flexible care senrice.
1 post: 18 hours a week, aftemoons/evenings 3.30pm to 10pm. The gross monthly sala7
is * £645.04.
1 post: 24 'A hours a week, mornings 8arh to 3.30pmi The gross monthly sala^ is * £823.57.
Both posts are tempera^ to cover maternity leave covering 2 week rotas, including bank holiday and alternate weekends.
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Essential: You must have NVQ level 2 in direct care or be committed to studying to achieve this qualificab'bn. Desirable: City & Guilds in practical care or home nursing or NVQ level 2 in direct care; in-senrice course in social care; prelimina^ course in social care. Experience of: working in a care setting/caring for older people; working in a residential setting. Ability to promote and participate in recreational activities. Informal discussion: Debbie Watson, registered manager on 01282 860449. We welcome applications from men as they are under represented in our service. " Rehabilitation of offenders' statement applies.
Apply online or email:
dsocateservice.hrteam@
lancashire.gov.uk Tel: 01772 530362,24-hour answetphbne. Closing date: 3 October 2008.
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Administrative officer £16,536 to £20,736 a year.
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37 hours a week at Children's Integrated Sendees, Children's Integrated Services, Chaddesley House, Burnley BB11 1HW. We are seeking to appoint an experienced administrative officer to pmvide efficient, high quality administrative support to the Head of Children's Integrated Sendees for Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale and other specified managers and staff. Essential: You must have 4 GCSE passes at grade A-C or equivalent, including maths. Previous work within children's services is essential as is experiences of using a wide range of IT applications, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook. Experience in general office duties, working directly with members of the public and senricing meetings is essential. The post holder will need to demonstrate good written and oral communication skills and be able to prioritise conflicting demands. The successful candidate will need to be able to respond to enquiries regarding designated areas of work, including issues relating to individual cases and coninbule to and/or participate in
Applications from ethnic minorities are welcome. You must be committeij to equality an(j diversity in the workpiace.
Apply online at:
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Due to continued growth, we are looking for confident & motivated individuals to join our existing busy teams providing an efficient and professional service to customers 8i field staff.
This is a challenging role as you will be first response to all telephone calls & will need a disciplined and professional approach in dealing with our valued customers.
Previous experience of working with computer systems & tele communication skills are essential requirements. Minimum 37.5 hour week, Monday ■ Friday with Flexi time.
Protec are an equal opportunity employer To apply, please telephone for an application form lev's not accepted):
Jennifer Birtwistle, Protec Fire Detection PLC, Protec House, Churchill Way, Nelson, BB9 6RT.
Telephone: 01282 717209 Web:
www.protec.co.uk Education /Teaching Clithcroe Royal Grammar School
Specialist Language College * York Street, ClUhcroe, BB7 2DJ . llc sd Ibacher: Mrs J. C h i ld . Tel: (01200) 423118
. Fax:(01200)442177
EducationalWelfare Assistant ■ Term time Only 5 hours per week
12.30 ~ 13.30 Monday to Friday £11.21 per hour
Educational Welfare /^sistants are required for both the York Street and Chatburn Road sites. The successful
candidate(s) will supervise students durlnq lunchtime. The ability to work in a team and experience with young people . would be an advantage. .
Temporary Part Time Catering Assistants • Term Time Only Various Hours £6.01 per hour
. Temporary Catering Assistants are required for both the York Street and Cnalbum Road sites. The successful *
candidate(s) will be expected to carry out a range of duties to support tne provision of healthy food to students. Previous ;, experience of working In a kitchen environment as part of a - .
: team would be an advantage. •
Please go to our website for an application form and further details,
virww.clilheroeroyatprammar.lancs.sch.uk or telephone 01200 423118.
The closing dale for both posts Is Friday 3rd October 2008
Young people's worker - level 2 Ref: 137010 £18,922 to £21.670 a year. Anyone unqualified will be paid as a Worker in Training points 7-10 (£17,053 - £18,992) and training will need to be undertaken which will lead to a level 3 qualification in Youth Work.
11 hours a week at Young People's Senrice, Barrowford Youth Centre, Pendle. A creative, enthusiastic person is required for a post with Lancashire Young People's Senrice. You will work with young people and manage level 1 part-time staff on Monday and Wednesday evenings and one further attendance to be agreed. Essential: You must have a level 3 qualification in Youth ' and Community Work or equivalenL Informal discussion: Gillian Lander on 01282 442532. " Rehabilitation of offenders' statement applies.
Young people's worker - level 1 x3 Ref: 137042 £14,766 to £16,478 a year. Anyone unqualified will be paid as a worker in training points 1-4 (£13,628 - £15,337) and training will need to be undertaken which will lead to a level 2 qualificalion in Youth Work.
Creative and enthusiastic workers are required within Lancashire Young People's Service, Pendle.
Post 1:7 hours per week at Nelson Youth Centre. You will work with young women in a youth dub setting, pmjed work, outreach and street work as required on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Desirable: Knowledge, experience of work with young women around issues such as alcohol and drugs misuse, relationships, homelessness would be advantageous.
Post 2:7 hours per week (hours to be agreed with line manager) to work within Youth Participation. You will support the development of the District Youth Coundl in Pendle and involvement in the Lancashire Youth Council and the United Kingdom Youth Pariiament.
Post 3:7 hours per week at Barrowford Youth Centre. You will work with young people on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Essential: For all the level 1 posts you must have a level 2 qualification in Youth and Community Work or equivalenL . Informal discussion: Gillian Lander on 01282 442532. " Rehabilitation of offenders' statement applies.
Application forms for the abo've 4 posts: Pendle Young Peoples Service,' 39/41 Scotland Road, Nelson BB9 7UT. Tel: 01282 442530. Closing date: 9 October 2008. .
We are an equal opportunities employer welcoming applications from all sections of the community. (>' i ^ i
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with the functions of both their own area of senrice deliver and others as required.' Informal discussion: Paul Armitage on 01282 470138. . Intenriew date: 20 October 2008.
Apply online or telephone 0845 053 0008. Closing date: 3 October 2008.
* We are conducting a job evaluation exercise and as a result the salary of this post may increase or decrease, or stay the same. ** This post is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exemption) Act 1975. If successful, you wiil be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'.
Adult and community services
Systems operator/admin assistant ■ *£11,577 to £16,217 a year.
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181/2 hours a week, required to 31 August 2009 at Joint Divisional Offices, Marsh Way, off Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, BB7 2BL You will provide word processing and administrative support to operational and management staff and undertake duties in connection with the Directorate's computerised systems. Essential: You must be able to type at 35 wpm. Interview date: 27 October 2008.
Apply online or telephone 0845 053 0008. Closing date: 10 October 2008.
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Assessment & reablement home care assistant Ref: CMEL/23/08 *£540.64 a month gross. £6.57 an hour weekdays and £6.91 an hour weekends.
Required at East Lancashire Assessment & Reablement Home Care Service, Office base;-19 Bankhouse Street, Banewford, Nelson, BB9 6HY. These posts are temporary for 18 hours a week but some degree of flexibility is required to be able to work up to 20 hours a week on alternating shift pattern, between the hours of 7am and 2pm on an early shift and 2pm and 10pm on a late shift, depending on the needs of the service. These posts are to cover a two week rota, including alternate weekends. We are also looking for casual home care assistants, to work as and when required. The casual home care assistant houdy rate of pay is £6.57 (weekdays) and £6.91 (weekends). You will be recruited to work in the Hyndbum & Ribble Valley area to provide persrinal care, advice and assistance to people who need a wide-ranging, and flexible care service. You will also administer prescribed medication and offer support to people who are caring for another person. The aim Is to support these people to exercise the rfiaximum possible Independence in their daily lives. Essential: You must be able to cirive and have a full valid driving license. Informal discussion: District Hrime Care Manager, Helen Dean on 01282 619949. ** Rehabilitation of offenders' sMement applies. We welcome applications from nlen as they are under-represented in our service.
Apply online or email:
dsocareservice.hrteam@
lancashire.gov.uk Tel: 01772 646863,24-hour answerphone. Closing date: 17 October 2008.
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Required from 1 January 2009, at West Craven High Technology College, Kelbrook Road, Bamoldswick BB18 STB. 682 on roll. Following a successiul Ofsted report the school has recently been redesignated as a Specialist Technology College for the third time and invites applications irom well qualified teachers of science, preferably with specialisms in physics and chemistry! This post would suit an experienced teacher working to develop their career and management potential. The college currently offers GCSE Edexcel and BTEC science. The successful candidate will be enthusiastic, comm'rtted to team work and dedicated Essential: You must have a science degree; leaching qualification. The ability to teach across the 11-16 age and ability range is also essential as are' ICT skills. Interview date: 14 October 2008.
Application forms: Bursar: at the school. Closing date: 6 October 2008.
Nursery teacher Main pay scale
Ref: 119793
Required 1 January 2009, at Burnley Basnett Street Nursery Schuol, Basnett StreeL Burnley BB10 3ES. 40 full-time equ'nralent on toll. The governors are seeking to appoint an experienced, enthusiastic, creative and committed teacher to join our successful and dedicated team. The successful candidate should: be an experienced early years teacher; be committed to inriusion and excellence; be an effective team player with a good sense of humour; be comm'rtted to the schools' partnership .with parents, families and the local commuriity through the school and extended services on site. We can offer: excited and fun loving children who are eager to learn; a popular and. caring school committed to the welfare of all members of its community; a friendly, supportive and highly experienced school staff; an opportuni^ to play a key role in the staff team and fijture school developments; a well resourced and pleasant working environmenL The school is positive and progressive with high expectations of staff and children within a friendly, supportive and relaxed environmenL Applicants are welcome to view the school by prior anangement with the Head Teacher. Contact Mrs Ivers 01282457235 Interview date: 21 October 2008.
Application forms: Email;
hr.schoolsrecruitment@
lancashire.gov.uk or tel: 01772 536332,24-hour answerphone. Closing date: 3 October 2008.
Teaching assistant - ievei 1 *£12,678 to £14,197 a year
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Landlord Licensing comes to Burnley Be part of this exciting new initiative in the heart of Pennine Lancashire!
Burnley Borough Council has recently been granted approval by the Secretary of State to introduce Selective Licensing of Private Landlords in a designated area. The part of Burnley this scheme is aimed at has long . suffered from the types of problems associated with negligent private sector landlords and local residents have whole-heartedly supported the launch of this scheme.
if you are up for a challenge and want
to.make a real difference to a community in need of support, then one of these roles could be for you...
You will provide administrative support to the Licensing team, ensuring applications are completed correctly, maintaining accurate records, organising property inspections and administering basic financial procedures.
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For an informal discussion on the content of the job description or person specification, please contact Sarah Coulson or Clare Jackson bn exts 2492 and 2477.
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. Closing date: 3 October 2008. Interviews: w/c 20 October 2008. This post is suitable for Job Share
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Required until 31 August 2011or pending a change in statement, for 25 hours a week, term time only at Barrowford St Thomas Church of England Primary School, Wheatley Lane Road, Banowford, Nelson BB9 6QT. 116 on roll. Due to the resignation of the current post holder we require a level 1 teaching assistant to support a boy in year 4 with cerebral palsy. The duties will inidude: daily delivery of his programme of physiotherapy, in consultation with Burnley Healthcare; support for the child with mobility and equipment to ensure his inclusion in an appropriately differentiated National Curriculum; liaison with parents and the team of staff caring tor the child. We are looking for someone with: experience of caring for children with physical disabilities; high expectations of achievement; good communication skills and a willingness to work with all those involved In caring for the child; commitment to the mission statement of the school. We can offer: a small sidiool setting staffed by a friendly, dedicated team; high expectations of behaviour from all o u r, pupils; support for your continuing professional developmenL Essential: You must have experience of supporting children with physical disabilities. Desirable: Knovriedge of key stage 2 national cum'culum. Informal discussion: The school on 01282 614462. Interview date: 20 October 2008.
to kick-off and Clitheroe started like an express train. ■Within two minutes they had
forced a liiie-out 15 metres out from which they mauled the ball among the pack, and marched expertly towards the line. Just as it Irxiked like running out of
steam No 8 Oily McEntyre span oft and showed a remarkable turn of ^eed for someone of such advanced years to sprint the remaining five metres to the line The conversion ^i led just wide,
but soon after Clitheroe were in ^ sim ilar attacking position. This time, however, it was Preston
who infringed giving a penalty chance for the visitors. Up stepped Bill Thatcher, who duly .obliged with the kick-off the post and over. ; . Preston began to use their tricky
back line and seemed to have the edge atscrumtime It was no real surprise when after
some serious pressure, Clitheroe con ceded a Mckable penalty leaving the half-time score 8-3 in Clitheroe’s favour.
In the second period both sides
struggled to g ^ control as the game see-sawed from end-to-end. Preston threw everything at
' Clitheroe and only some last-ditch defence kept them out. Full-back Paul Woodworth along
with centres Russ Shiels and Martin O'Connor were prominent in keeping the line intact. Then as time ran down, Clitheroe
turned over a Preston ball at the base of the scrum, and some quick think ing and good hands down the blind side saw flanker Allan Nuttall cap a fine all-round display to go over in the comer. An excellent touch line conversion
from Shiels tied it up nicely for a sat isfying victory.
There are tivo games at Littlemoor
on Saturday as the first team enter tain Windermere while the Cavaliers host Lostock (kick-off 3 p.m.). Chorley Under 10s.......... .............. . .5 ClUheroe Buccaneers Under 10s ..75 IN their first competitive game of the
■ season, the Buccaneers recorded a resounding victory over an inexperi enced Chorley team. Clitheroe started a t break-neck
speed with Will Murray and Sam Hill making regular breaks into the Chorley defence. Ably supported by Jordan Park-
ington, Murray was very difficult to . stpp and scored three quick tries. On the rare occasions Choriey were
able to secure the ball, determined tackling from Tom Taberner and Joseph Kenny prevented then from making any meaningful headway. In the forwards the front row of
Parkington, Kieron Meadows and Alistair Sansom were very solid, and illusive running from Oliver Murray gave him his first score of the game and increased the Clitheroe lead, before Chorley grabbed a consolation score just before half-tima In the second half Clitheroe kept
upthepressura Kane Jones, playing his first game,
performed well in all areas and the Buccaneers defence was determined not to be breached. With Chorley be©nning to tire, the
much fitter Clitheroe team ran in fur ther tries, with scores from Tom Tabemer, Sam Hill (3), Parkington
. and the two Murray brothers pving Clitheroe an emphatic margin of vic tory. This excellent all-round perform
ance bpdes well for the season fore a young and improving squad. But Clitheroe face much stronger,
opposition against Burnley on Sun day. All teams meet at the clubhouse at 10-15 a.m. for this home fbeture.
n g Whallcy Juniors Under 16 will be sponsored for
the next two seasons by Houldsworths Solicitors of Whalley. Team captain Tom Baldwin is pictured receiving the kit from Amanda Mead ows, a partner with the firm, watched by other members of the squad. Team manager and club chairman Dave Asticy said: "We arc delighted to welcome such a long-estab lished village business as a team sponsor, and hope to enjoy a long and lasting rela tionship with Houldsworths." Amanda Meadows for Houldsworths added: "We arc honoured to be sponsoring Whallcy Juniors this year, and I am hoping my son Matthew (pictured with the team, s) will start training with the club next year."
Pitheroe crush Morecambe in opener
Morecambe............................ ClUheroe ............................ . . . J l CLITHEROE Hockey Club had key players missing for their opening league game at Morecambe Clitheroe started the match in a
new formation but soon settled into the game only to go a goal behind after nine minutes. Only a minute after going behind
O’Donnell weaved her way through the Morecambe defenders and smashed home to level the scores. ! r ' ■ Clitheroe then went on the ram
page and completely outclassed the homesida
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and the heavy pressure continued mid four minutes later Hacyski picked up a through ball went around the keep- j er to make it 3-1.
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hom^fccellent penalty comer rou tine iSRing it 4-1 and it was 5-1 two .minutes later after another thunder ous strike from the top of the area.
:; j On 25 minutes Hacyski beat the right back and flicked home goal number six to give the locals a healthy half-time lead.
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The deadlock.was broken again seven minutes into the half when
another well drilled penalty comer routine left Petty to finish on the back post, goal number eight came from another penalty corner with O’Donnell striking into the comer,
' and number nine was an excellent fin ish from Horsfall and another penalty
comer. Clitheroe scored goal number 10
when O’Donnell scored penalty cor ner number five and Clitheroe com pleted their devastating display with, a goal that started from Mulchay and
(Was passed around every player on the pitch before Horsfall completed her well deserved hat-trick. • In their final pre-season friendly, Clitheroe beat Didsbury Northern 4- 0 with goals from O’Donnell (2),'Whitwell and Horsfall. Clilheroe2nds
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Chorley........................................ 0, CLITHEROE were expecting a tough encounter against a strong opposition that has seen Choriey and Leyland Foxes merga The game got underway and from
the very first whistle Clitheroe worked hard to dominate the game, strong runs from Teece and Ashley
' up front kept Chorley Leyland under pressure, a number of fine saves from
the viators keeper kept the score 0-0. Clitheroe used both sides of the
pitch to great effect and as the game continued Clitheroe were the stronger team. Jus t before half-time Clitheroe
were put under some pressure from the Chorley Leyland forwards and forced Pye into making an excellent save from a snap^ot. A goalmouth clearance from Allen
stopped Chorley taking a surprise lead and the game remmed goalless at the interval. Clitheroe came out fighting from
the whistle and should have been a goal up inside a couple of minutes when skipper Ashley found herself one on one with the keeper. Clitheroe continued to stay strong
and look for the winning goal and after some excellent skill from 'Walk er-Smith she beat the defender shaped to shoot and slipped the ball across the face of the goal to Guthrie who made no mistake finding the back. Clitheroe worked hard to get a sec-
.ond and should have but the final whistle went and Clitheroe left the pitch happy with all three points.
the way! By Edward Lee
CLITHEROE golfer David Knowles is from a family with an eye for a ball and he proved no exception when he p ro duced the best nett score of the day in Clitheroe Golf Club’s Medal on the Blue Course. A strong finish with two
pars and two birdies saw Knowles take Division Two with his nett 70. Norman Fielding was
three shots away to claim second with a four-shot magin over a trio on 77. Dave Chippendale
edged Alan Houghton and Paul Byrom out of third place after cards. Two three-handicap
men had a head-to-head in Division One but Miles Wade took the prize with his 75-3-72 return. Tony Flanagan had a
•shakey 7,6 start but recov ered to finish with a cred itable n e t t 73 for second place. Young Tom Forrest is
mixing it with the big boys now and his nett 73 earned him a mention in fourth place ju s t behind Dean Braithwaite and ahead of Simon Hale in fifth, all with the same score. The Tradesmams Tro
phy is a season-long quali fying event and the final ists competed for the Tro phy on Saturday in wel come summer weather. Steve Credie was on
song with two twos in his nett 66. This gave him a confort-
able five-shot margin over second-placed Geoff Sut cliffe. Simon Raine took third
prize with a steady 84-11- 73, one shot better th an four competitors on 74. A card play-off saw
John Barber claim fourth place ahead of B a r ry Thomas, Paul Connolly and Tim Stanley. Derrick Eglin won the
Asheton Cup for past Cap tains and Presidents for the fifth time. Eglin’s 38 points ensured
he takes silverware to Spain. Jim Rhodes claims he
lost it on thel8th so had to settle for the runners-up spot with 37 points, ju s t one shot ahead of captain Andrew Walmsley who attended as guest and pre sented the prizes. The Seniors Section
"Advertiser and Times Trophy" Final will be con
tested on October 7th by the 12 qualifiers from the six qualifying rounds. The Club mixed four
some final promises to be a lively affair when Tony McGibbon and Carole Brown take on the Holts, John and Jean. Visitors
from
Rossendale scooped top spot in the Open Four Man team event a t Whal ley on Sunday with a com bined nett score of 163. Th at saw them finish
two clear of Steve Shore man, Roger Altham, Colin Elliott and Craig Gomall. And homesters Rob
Andrew, James Andrew, Gary Vipond and Clitheroe’s Daniel Preedy were third on 168. ■ Invited guests played in
Whalley Golf Club’s Autumn Invitation with the winning team of Helen Hamer (Whalley)j Joyce Aikman, Christine feparks and Christine Irlam (Nel son) scoring 43 points. The team of Barbara
Tuley (Whalley), M. Thompson (Clitheroe) , Marion Miller (Whalley) and J. Bannister (Pleasing^ ton) came in second with 36 points. Joan Whittaker not only
won the Captain’s Prize bu t had a hole in one on the 18th with a round of (95-20-75). Second was Jean Dearden ( 98-21-77) and ■ third was Agnes Flanagan (96-18-78) The Veterans’ Trophy
played over 13 holes was won by Betty Rostron (76- 26-50) and she was also the winner of the September Brooch (106-36-70). Runner up was Maggie
Harvey (102-27-75) and th ird was lady capta in Joyce Andrew (94-19-75) Carolyn Blocked has
won the two most recent events at Stonyhurst Park. She returned 97-16-81 to
win the Ladies Medal ahead of Barbara Herd (117-33-84) and Ann Hud son (114-30-84). And she then partneered
Margaret Duckett to suc cess in the Daily Mail Foursomes qualifier. Jan e t te Dowdy and
Carol Gorton were run ners-up ahead of Val Fair less and lady captain Jean Alcock. Tom Tuley won the
Junior 36-Hole Competi tion a t Whalley with rounds of 80-13-67 and 81- 13-68 that saw him finish two clear of William Lan caster (85-18-67 and 88-18- 70).
Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 25th, 2008 61 ‘Olympic’
gala night AFTER , a ; glorious games in the pool for Team GB in Beijing, Cliheroe Dolphins held an Olympic^themed gala night. ; The club was divided
into two age groups, and each swimmer was selected ■ to race for either China, Australia; USA or Great Britain for points and medals. For the six-to-nine
year olds, the racing was very close. Eventual winners were Australia (57 point) by a single point from USA, with GB a fu r th e r point back, and China with 53.
For the six and seven-
year-olds, the Freestyle was won, by M a r th a Smith, the Breaststroke by Iwan Timmins, and Backstroke by Patrick Enion. The eight-year-olds’
Breaststroke was won by Ewan Jones, while Henry Lovatt won the Backstroke, .Ellie Tay lor the Fly and Ewan Jones the Freestyle. Cameron Deacon
won the nine-year-olds’ Backstroke, while Eliot Mashiter won th e Fly, Jacob Donald the Breaststroke . a n d Cameron Deacon the Freestyle. In the 10-year-olds’
section, Rhiannon Wickham touched home in the Fly, Rebekah Jackson won th'e Freestyle, William Murray the Backstroke, and Rosie .Brindle- Wilkinson the Breast stroke. In th e older age
group, the winners were USA (55), from China (49), GB (47) and Aus tralia (39). For the 11-year-plds,
Georgia Clothier-Hill won th e Breaststroke, Sam Jones the Back- stroke and Freestyle, and Rebekah Rodgers the Fly. For the 12/13-year-
olds, Katy Oliver won th e Fly, with Robert Gibbs winning th e Breaststroke, Kelly M a sh ite r the Back^ stroke, and Harry Paige the Freestyle. • And for the’14 and
overs, James Ibbotson won th e Backstroke, Kara Singleton th e Frees tyle, Benjamin P h illips th e Fly, and
Joely Donald - the Breaststroke. • ■
’.iDtiring the evening
there were 194 new per sonal best times set; and 44 new spr int awards recorded. V Phillip Sellars and Benjamin Phillips both achieved A - JBageat grade for the'50m But terfly.
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