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MANOK HOUSE , RIMINGTGN •


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TracCbonal detached G e o ^ fannhouse with attached bam and gmnaiy set in mature gardens and grounds aiQoinIng padded extending to appx 3.67 acres. This propert/offers good sized well tended tamily accom and also great scope for further developmerrt.


a V N C O C K S E A R M A V E S T B R A D E O R I ) :; : • £ 6 8 5 . 0 0 0


iLocated in an AONB with distant country views, this Im^iraficent Grade II Hsted 5 douUe bedroom property loRers penod features, including inglenooK fireplace and [stone floors with under floor heattng.3 recs, study, E*S-I- |2Hsebathims.0etdblegarageandgaidens.'Hv->)> ~


Detached rural bam which has been converted into a deflghtfii property situated in the heart of the RhUe with long (flstance open views. Rec halfway/cfining


im, sitting rm, snug, fotihen, utiEty; doaks, 5 beds, 2 E- S, bathrm, driveway, garaging, paddod 2.63 acres. - if


1 THE BARN SADDEN


£S75,000 | NEWTON IN BOWT-ANI) £799,9501 TW ISTON ’ / ' H SALISBURV HAI.L . - I MANOR BARN I


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iFour bediDom tem conversion wiSi spedacular open vieiis olfeiing Wei planned bmJy acamrardalion n a contemporary modOT dean style. Very useable open


spaces and hrgh rpralrty fitments. Set m appx 1.64 acres indmlng paddock. RP. lot delactied garage b uildin g .■


A5-A. I 2 BURNUOLSE'aiTTAGES


Deladied obaracterfiil cormlry bouse sibjaled'm an eter valedrjoietkxalion with mature vvel tended gardens and


adjacent paddock on a quret cukfesao lane,Srttng rm, rSriing rm, doaks, oflice/snug, conservatory, bteakfesi kitdien,3beds,E-S,hsesliiMerrm.


1 COW GILL HOUSE . £545,0001 NEWTON IN BOWtAND i " £520,0001 SAWIEE £499,950 Detached stone bam corwerted to form a defigfaful


dwelling set in the idylfc hamlet of Twistoa GF: Rsc has- way. family/rea(Sng rm, 4 beds/study, bathrm, u5By- FF:


Master bedrm & en-surte, silting rm, ifirung kitcheni Ett Shippon garagehvorkim, gardens and parldng


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This traditional 3 bedroom farmhouse offers, sitting rm, lounge, snug, office, (fining room, uQity, doaks, farm- txxjse kitdien and brealdast area, En-suite to master bedroom, house shower room, drive, gardens, detached oRice or store.' -


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Traditional detached stone built bam converdon in pic­ turesque location overlooking the countryside in the pop­ ular vfliage ol Newby comprising of sitting rm, dining rm, fitted kitchen, study, three dUe bedrms, integcal doiiile garage, gardens, patio and parking.


.3 THE STABLES WITHGIII


A delightful ^ bam conversion comprising of reception


hallway, doak room, sitting room, dirung room, kitchen, utility, four bedrooms, two en-suites, house bathioom, gardens, parking to appx SIX vehicles, detached garage and detached workshop. -


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M NO FORWARD, CHA A stunning parkland setting In Woodfoid Park Estate with


rofmg fields and woodland. Approached via private gates, this 4 bedrm Coach House offers rec halfway, doaks, living rm, dining rm, kitchen, utility, hse bathrm, private parking, lawns, patios and two single garages.'


HOLLA-MOUNT, GEORGE ST UlTHERDE


Mid bam conversion offering 4 bed family accom. Situated in a rural and peaceful location with long dis­ tance countryside views,-yet within 5 minutes drive of Whalley and Clitheroe. Dinmg kiteben, utifity, fiving rm, hse shower rm, hse bathrm, garage and gardeni u.;:


£335,000 P GRIM3I ETON iTHEHOLl-lES '


ROSEDALE ■ - NTMONSTONE


End bam conversion with far reaching views situated in an A.O.B. offering 4 bedrooms (3 doubles), 2 rec^bon rooms and a family size breakfast kitchen. Private park­ ing, maturing lawn gardens with borders and a sheltered dirmgpalwoverlookingthefrontgardens.,


• I OM £465^00


Wei! presented del fa n ^ home with 4 beds, 2 bathrms, double garage, parking, landscaped private gardens with countryside to rear. Further potential to extend with rde-


vant PR Excellent Gnks to motorway networks. Within catchment area for R.V. secondary schools. : - F . v:


£320,0001GISBLRN OA.ixi.oiLA £ 3 1 0 , 0 0 0


This detached cul-de-sac property has been finished a high standard and has been upgraded and improved over the recent months. The p r o ^ offers five bed­ rooms, garden to the front and soufa facing garden to the rear, ofi-road parking and garagmg. • -• > .


A deceptively targe toee bedroom family home with the option to e a ^ eiqiand to a four bedroom with little trou­ ble, spread over three floors ofienng toee reception rooms, breakfast kitchen, three bedrooms, en-surtes and ample outdoor space


This is a must see cottaga In an AONB this ct^ge is nesfledffithecentreofthepopufarviBageofNeiston-In- Bowfand. Having been renovated but yti retained al Its character and diacm it is over flowing with ongmal foa- bires. Breakfast kitchen, 2 recs, 3 bedsfstudy ^gardens.


E P \STURE GRO\-E WHALI E\


( NO FORWARD


CowgiD House is set In 2 i acres of house, gardens and paddock with hont soudi facing views to Penefle H i and rear views across to the Yorkshire Dales. A detached stone 4 bed fannhouse with the benefit (rf a generous size detached garage with workshop.-


-'-^7 jC399,9501EJORTON IN CRAVEN 7£395.000 I 7 HORTON LODGE


A traditional 4 bedrinm 3 rec^tion Stone village house which has been significantV improved and exlaxled to


ofto extensive fa r r^ accornrnodabon with the benefit of a large rear garden, paifvig and garaging.


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Measles outbreak ‘heading our way’


EAST Lancashire is in danger of seeing a major outbreak of • measles if more youngsters do ■ not get vaccinated, a leading


local health chief has warned; The area covering Burnley, Pen-


dle, Rossendale and the Ribble Val­ ley is nearly 10 per cent below the target needed to prevent an ou t­ break from taking hold. • And unless more parents come for-


ward to have their children inoculat­ ed, local communities will be left - without 'herd immunity,' which stops the disease from spreading. "The aim of NHS East Lancashire


NEW BUILD detached house benefiting from a modem fully fitted integrated kitchen, matching utifity room, two generous reception rooms, a family size dining kitchen, doak room, fi>ur true double bedrooms, en-suite to mas­ ter bedroom, garage, front & rear gardens.-; - • > .


71E.NULI-COTTAGE GIbUL’RN


A detached stone built period home located in one of the most popular villages in the Ribble Valley boasting two / three recepbon rooms, three double bedrooms, doaks, breakfast kitchen, garden & paba No Chain/L: ... , ,


£290,0001 G I S B U R N ' " | SPRINGHEI.D


A detached family house, enjoying a south facing aspect Lounge, dining rm, breakfast kitchen, fitted ubTi- ty, 3 double bedrms, 5 piece house bathrm, driveway parking to double garage.Ront, side & rear gardens with pIantedborders,greenhouseandpaba-^-


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Offering dec^bvely l a ^ than expeded accommoda- bon this cottage retains original features siKii as oak beams and exposed stonework. Living rm, dining kitchen, ublity, doaks, 3/4 beds. E-S, front pabo area and private parking to two vehides


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24 SI’IUNG.MEAUOW. CUTHLROE


A detached three bedroom house located dose to the centre of this popular village. Ideal as a family starter home or as a house to down-size to. Springfield dfem off-road parking and a defightful rear garden and paba'


3 WEST VIEW GRlNDLLTON


. L284.950


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Refurbished stone built cottage with fiitemal accomoda­ tion over three floors offering three genuine double bed­ rooms.'sitting room, ublity and fitted dining kitchea Landscaped rear garden with planted borders and deck­ ing with east & west facing shdlered cottage garden. -.


emmi £259,0001GIABLUN 1250,0001 CLITHEROE ; o eO m l r s e t a \ e n l l C


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Luxury 4 bedroom duplex apartment covering the first and second floor of this new build corr^lex. Generous fiv- ing/ifning rm and kitchen along with house bathrm, en- suite to master bedrm,'external comnunal areas, a prF vale parking space and am;^ visiloi^ places. - -; - ' i y -


Mid three storey town house finished to a high standard, offering great famfiy. accommodation comprising of 4 double bedrms, en-suile to master, house bathrm, utifity, 2 recs and kitchen. Externally is a pabo area at the rear and private parking;-.'-j^>4i^-V--T3'»v^^^^^^^


www.mswhewetsons.co.uk 6 Church Street, Clitheroe. Lancashire BB7 2DG


Tel: 01200 42 41 42 -we ‘ ' - ’ J,


This weLrnaintained;semkfofached;.th^.^ property IS sifoated n 'a popular part of.Cfitherod with easy access to afi focal amenities, schoofaand business links. 2 recs, kitchen, office, integral garage and gardens.


Quainl end collagn oilers 2 douWe beds, house balls


room, Bsing ram ani biealdasl lotcben along vvith mass­ es ol storage with the advanlege ol a detached stone-


biffl outbuikling supplying space h f garaging and further tool storage. Superb raised patio area and gardens -


Era double bedroom end le rraa property which has b r a upgraded and improved over the last few years'


^ r ^ a wealth of space and is fitted to a high standard ina 2 terra and uSBy. Ths property is one not to be missed.


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This penod cottage offers a wealth of character and charm with original feabires. The cottage corrprises of 2 recs, 2 beds, kitchen, ubTity/office, house bathroom, loft room, fawned gardens, garage, and private gated park­ ing to two vehdes.


This eadly mamlamable one bedroom lock-up and


leave’ styfe property oRers scxne of the rr«st ufHcHfate amenities induding; under floor heabng. lutron lighting


and cooking fadlibes. Lrving/dining kitchen, celfar, double garage. Parkland views.


NEW BUILD dormer bungalow with long distance views that has been finished to a high standard and designed


to a range of lifestyles. This well ^wesented prcperly


benefits from 4 beds 2 of which are en-suite. 2 recs, garage, 9ardensandp^vateparkIng.■T..^


. ■ DR ELLIS FRIEDMAN


and local GPs is to have 95 per cent of the targeted population innocu- • lated with the MMR vaccine. This would provide an effective


level of protection from measles, mumps and rubella, according to the primary care trust's Public Health


Director Dr Ellis Friedman. Now, after two major outbreaks in


the North West, local health profes­ sionals have launched a campaign to raise public awareness a n d ' to encourage parents to bring their children for vaccination. Dr Friedman said: "Immunisation


rates have gone down and yet we have measles outbreaks on our


■ doorstep, just 50 miles or so away in Blackpool and in Cheshire; Unless - the numbers gaining protection is


. increased, we are vulnerable to an ' outbreak occurring in our area of- East Lancashire. It could well be • heading our way. - .. "That's why we are increasing our


number of vaccination sessions, while increasing people's awareness about just what is at stake. Parents ' need to bring their children forward to get the protection needed." ’■


v Dr Friedman said that one of the


problems encountered was th a t some people took fright after claims that, there was a risk attached to MMRvaccination. J


- -"But th a t alleged risk has now


been conclusively disproved. There is a world-wide consensus that the vaccine is safe and effective. Parents can feel re-assured that it is best for their children to have it done." He said: "If a child gets measles, it


can be serious. The disease can easi­ ly spread to brothers and sisters in • the same family and on to friends and neighbours. Children can't.be vaccinated until they are just over a year old and that leaves them par- . ticularly vulnerable to catch the infection from .an unprotected older, brother or sister."; The North west has the highest number of measles cases in the coun­


try, with more cases confirmed dur­ ing the last three months than any­ where else in England and Wales. Dr Friedman added: "Major out­


breaks have occurred recently in Cheshire and, earlier in the year, another outbreak occurred in the Blackpool area.


. ; ; That is not far away and i t con­


cerns me. These outbreaks can hap­ pen in any community where there are large numbers of unvaccinated children and young adults. . Anyone up to the age of 18 is enti­


tled to MMR vaccination on the NHS. Children need two doses for maximum cover, the f irs t a t 13 months and then a pre-school boost­ er usually around the age of-3 years and four months. ' • For information, contact your


CP or ring. Helpline on 01282 - 607084


GPs launch new ‘self care’ campaign


CPs recently launched a major 'Self-Care' Campaign to give patients more control


1 r n This IS awes presented and maintained property, oRer-


mg m excess of 1470 sqft of Dving accom. 4 b ^ , 2 recs, breakfast kitchen, utility, cloakroom, en-suile and house bathroom. Rear pabo has been landscaped and offers


A semMetached family horne located n a sought after area in langhoi benefiting from 3 double bedrooms,- 2


fecepbon rooms and dining kitchen with extensive gar­ dens to front and rear, driveway, parking, garage ublity


£ 2 3 5 . 0 d o | ! ^ K I i e ™


A link detached 3 bed property With gardens to front and back and the extra benefit of a green lane leading i4> to


the man road of Rnungton allowing extra parlong for a further four to five vehides and .giws you generous access to the rear of the property. .• • ' .v -


' of their health and the services they use. The campaign to 'Cet the Right Treat- . ment. In The Right Place, At The Right


■ Time' included an information leaflet which was sent initially to all households


■ in the Burnley and Padiham area. ’ Following its successful launch, the idea was then rolled out to households throughout Pendle and the Ribble Valley, i The leaflet provides local people with a


- check list of common problems that they ■ can manage themselves without using the.


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Ari ideal first briie buyer or Biveslor property ths md4ef race proper^ IS focated on a popular street (rf Cfitheroe


ctose to afl amenities.-The property conssts ol iMrig room, dining kitchen, two bedrooms, house bathroom and an enclosed rear y a r d - y • 'J


' -TThe campaign also uses a striking • image of a thermometer.which depicts . what services exist and when they should,


NHS. ibeused; • David White said: •


"Services have been designed to provide. the right care in the right place at the


■ right time for patients. The Self Care campaign underlines .


■ th a t message. However there are a lot of ., problems th a t people can look after them­ selves, a t home.


- ; ^ ■r ‘ Lancashire health services for. . ■


the whole range of problems th a t people X


experience are excellent. However East


'Lancashire people have a strong tradition of self-reliance and this campaign is aim­ ing to strengthen that as well". The campaign was backed by the area's ■


primary care tru s t, NHS East Lan­ cashire, and Commissioning Manager Lisa Cunliffe worked closely with the CPs. on the project.


- - - " . . ‘ She said: “There.are,many simple^


actions that people can take to look after - themselves before they need to visit their' CP or Pharmacy.


• “This campaign provides residents


with a checklist of common problems that people can manage themselves.-It also uses a thermometer image which sets; out what services exist and when they are best used.” ■ The innovative campaign arose out of .,


a meeting of Burnley, CPs and Practice Managers who wanted to do more to give'., patients better "control over their: own:; health and well-being. They came up with the idea to respond to the changes in local ; healthcare provision, as well as to address ~ the particular needs oMocal residents.'?-?;:.


a f t e r YOURSELF: Self-Care team launch the campaign. Left to right are Richard Halstead


-4’Practice Manager Burnley.Wood Practice; Michelle Hartley, Practice Manager, Yorkshire Street Surgery; ■ , Jayne.Dewhursl, Practice Manager, Padiham Group Practice; Lisa Cunliffe, Commissioning Manager, East PCT; Dr David White, Rosehill Medical Centre; Dr Catja Schmitgen, ' . ' Ruskin Health Centre.


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