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Please send your entry to: Holiday on Ice Competition (ELN-CAT), Promotions Department, LEP Ltd, Oliver's Place, Preston, PR2 9ZA, by November 22nd.


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to see on Ice!


AN exhilarating fusion of fire, air, earth and water is the theme of the sensational new Holiday on Ice production, “Spirit”, presented by the world’s most visited ice show and five times wiimer of Best


Event For Groups Award. And it will be performed at the


Echo Arena Liverpool from Janu­ ary 28th to 31st. Celebrated a r t is t ic director


Robin Cousins MBE and choreog­ rapher Karen Kresge have co-pro- duced a cultural extravaganza of inspirational ice skating, combin­ ing the natural beauty of the four elements with global traditions and modem rhythms. I t take the audience on a voyage


from east to west, with world-class ice skaters gliding from sunrise to nightfall, recreating the ethnic splendour of Asian cultures, ancient mysticism of Stonehenge and tribal gathering of Native American Indians. Musical director Maurice Lut-


tikhuis explores the nature of the human spirit with an emotional and passionate score, in which the haunting melody of the Chinese warrior ice dance contrasts with


the pulsing hip-hop beat of the urban street dance number. Holiday on Ice, and its new pro­


duction “Spirit”, offers a complete entertainment experience for all ages, with an international award winning set, dramatic scene changes, creative lighting and a dazzling collection of over 350 extravagant costumes. Skaters tumble from the sky in


amazing, airborne gymnastics and spiral and dance on the ice with dynamic energy, performing some of the most drmnatic lifts ever cho­ reographed in a Holiday On Ice production. We have three family tickets to


give away for the January 28th performance. To be in with a chance of winning, answer the question and send in your coupon to us. • To book tickets log on to


www.echoarena.com or call the Echo Arena Box Office on 0844 8000 400. Tickets are priced a t £14.50, £23.50, £27.50 and £29.50, with child tickets costing £IO.Tickets are subject to a book- ing/handling fee. Big savings avail­ able for group bookings. Visit www.holidayonice.com/uk for more information.


JUST a stone’s throw from the highly regarded Read Primary School and within the catchment area for- Ribble Valley’s secondary schools, this week’s featured property is ideal for a young and growing family. For sale at £199,050 with Pendle Hill Proper­


ties, 19 Greenacre is the only five-bedroom semi for sale within the sought-after Read and Simon- stone area for under £200,000. Well-appointed throughout, this appealing


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ON the market with Athertons at £349,950 is 1 Caider Vale, Whaliey, a stunning three-bed- room cottage with attractive gardens and an unusually large detached garage/workshop. Offering deceptively spacious accommoda­ tion in an idyllic location, this property demands viewing. Call 01254 828810 for full details (www.athertons-uk.com).


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ON Honeywell’s books at £279,950 is The Old Reading Room, Gisburn. This historic Grade II listed stonebuilt cottage has a surprisingly con­ temporary open plan living area and kitchen on the first floor with three bedrooms and a bath­ room on the ground floor, plus a large rear gar­ den and off-road parking. For full details call 01200 426041 (www.honeywell.co.uk).


TASTEFULLY extended and in a popular part of Clitheroe, 51 Warwick Drive is a four- bed semi for sale with Mortimers at £299,950. With a sitting room, large living room, breakfast kitchen, utility, gardens and attached garage, this is ideal family accom­ modation. For full details call 01200 427331 (www.mortimers-property. co.uk).


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A PERFECT home for a growing family, 22 Moor­ land Crescent, Clitheroe, has great views towards Pendle Hill. For sale with anderton bosonnet at £275,000, this spacious home has a lounge, din- ing/living room, well-equipped kitchen, utility, four bedrooms, en-suite, house bathroom, integral garage and generous gardens. Call 01 2 00 428691 (www.andertonbosonnet.co.uk).


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home also benefits from a generous landscaped garden, with a lawn, decked patio and great views of open countryside. At ground floor, the bay-windowed living room


has a Living Flame gas fire and double doors to a formal dining room, able to seat eight to 10 with ease. The profesionally designed and installed


kitchen has a good range of wall and base units, with tiled splashbacks, an electric double oven.


five ring gas hob, integrated dishwasher and lots of natural light from two windows overlooking the garden. The fifth bedroom, which could also be a study


or playroom, is also on the ground floor. Upstairs the master bedroom has fitted


wardrobes and superb views over the local countryside. Three further bedrooms are each a good size, all with laminate flooring and two with good quality fitted wardrobes.


The five-piece house bathroom includes a


separate shower cubicle and bidet and has part- tiled walls. An inner landing also has a walk-in wardrobe


and access, via a pull-down ladder, to a useful attic room and under-eaves storage. The house is fully double-glazed and has a


modern combi central heating system. For details call 01282 77 2 04 8 (www.pendlehill properties.co.uk).


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