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Ladies who sparkle are sought for walk


by Duncan Smith


FEMALE fund-raisers who can really sparkle are being sought for an annual starlight; sponsored walk. ■ '. The East Lancashire Hospice


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.••has launched its “girls’ night out with a difference’.’, which this year' will take place on Saturday, June 20th, beginning at 10 p.m. This year’s walk will be like no other,


_ with more 1,000 walkers expected to take part and organisers urging them to get dressed up in their sparkly gladrags and glitter.. ‘ :The “Silver Starlight Walk” is an eight-jmile ladies only, fully marshalled night-time walk, start- ing.and ending at Ewood Park, Blackburn. To mark the Hospice’s ' silver anniversary, the organisers are bringing a touch of silver and


sparkle to the event by asking all walkers to wear a silver tiarai Julia Denwer, events organiser a t the hospice, is keen for everyone to embrace this year’s theme and really make the walk memorable, both for the participants and for ; spectators. .


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■ “This year, we want to bring a real element of fun and occasion to


• the walk, and as i t’s ladies only and our silver anniversary, what better way than bringing in lots of silver and sparkle,” she said. “The night-time walk is always


very special and, as all the walkers are walking for a common purpose,' the sense of occasion is. magnifi­ cent. This year, it will be even bet­ ter and having over 1,000 ladies walking through the night, all decked out in tiarias and glitter


. will be truly magical. We want the walk to be as girly and sparkly as


possible, so please use your imagi­ nation, whether i t ’s a silver, wig, spray-on glitter, we don’t mind, as long as it’s silver and sparkly.” ■ The aim of the walk is to raise


money, for the East Lancashire Hospice, which provides care and support for the people of Ribble Valley, Blackburn, Darwen, Hyn- dburn and the Ribble Valley. The operational costs of the hospice are more than £2.4m. each year and it relies heavily on donations and fund-raising events.


■ Last year, more than 500 walk­ ers took part, raising more than £51,000. This year, th e event organisers are aiming to double the number of walkers. Anyone wanting to join the walk


can get a registration form by call­ ing the hospice on 01254 342847 or sending an e-mail to: sharon.crym- ble@eastlancspct.nhs.uk


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March meeting is today at Hurst Green Village X ; Hall and is the group’s X event for overseas chari­ ties. In line with the • "overseas” theme, the X X guest speaker,will both speak about and demon-. strate the art of belly X . dancing. There might even be the’chance for : X members to give it a go! Thespeaker donates,


her fees to Breast Cancer, in Egypt and it is hoped j members will give their full support.


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ON the market with athertons at £199,950 is 5 Stirling Close, Clitheroe, a walk-straight-in family home in a popular edge-of-town location. Combining a spacious and airy interi­ or with a generous amount of outside space, this modern home caters well for family life. Set back from the pave-


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SET in 2,5 acres and with outstanding views, Cowgill House, is a detached


farmhouse near Sawley. For sale with MSW Hewetsons at £499,950, this


four-bedroom property bristles with character. Some updating could add


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• value. For details call 01200 424142 (www.mswhewetsons.co.uk).


FOR sale at £185,000 with Mortimers is 2


, Howe Croft, a tasteful three-bed semi on a pop-. ular Clitheroe development. Gardens front and • rear, a single garage and conservatory add to"' the appeal of this modern family home, which enjoys a view of Clitheroe Castle to the front; .- For full details or to.view, call 01200 427331 (wvvw.mortimers-property.co.uk).- ;


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A VERSATILE detached dormer bunga­ low with up to five: bedrooms is for sale with Pendle Hill Properties at


,£295,000. On a large and elevated plot with private parking, Eightacre Avenue overlooks Sabden and has spectacular views.. Details on 01282.772048 (www.pendlehillproperties.co.uk). --


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HISTORIC character outside,' contemporary style inside sumrnarises The Old Reading Room, in Gisburn,'on the market'with honey- well at £295,000. This Grade II listed cottage has three ground floor bedrooms and a fantas­ tic open plan living space on the first floon plus a large rear.garden and parking. Details on 01200 426041 (www.honeywell.co.uk). ■ • '


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ment, a front porch leads to the entrance hallway, which has useful understairs storage and a telephone point. .


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On the ground floor, a generous lounge has a gas fire with a wooden


-surround and marble inset and hearth. A large dining kitchen.has a


good range of fitted base and wall units in a traditional light oak style. Integrated appliances include a gas


■hob, electric oven and dishwasher, and there is also space for a washing machine and upright fridge freezer. A door, leads to the rear garden. Upstairs are three bedrooms, one


housing a large built-in airing cup­ board and another with a fitted wardrobe. The family bathroom has a white three-piece suite with a show­ er over, the bath, tiled walls and floor. The landing has access via a drop­ down ladder to the part-boarded loft. Outside, a mature hedge provides


privacy to the front of the property, which has its own garden area. A driveway provides off-road parking and there is also a single detached garage, with up-and-over door. For full details of this property, or to view, call the agent on 01200 420100' (www.athertons-uk.com)


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