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36 Cl itheroe Advertiser & T im e s , Thursday, S eptember 17th, 2009


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Ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) usmess Matters i r II u P u t t i n g R i b b l c V a l l G y b u s i n e s s i n l o c u s


Future is ‘safe’ for lock shop


IN this time of credit crunch, security is of paramount importance and this is proved by the expansion of a local lock shop in Clitheroe. Blakeys opened in the former Allsafe


lock shop in Bawdlands 12 months ago and has now expanded into the next door property. J. H. Blakey is a family owned and nm security business now in its 104th year o^trading, specialising in locks, safes, door handles, access con­ trol, CCTV and alarms. A spokesman said: “We’ll be renovating the premises over the next few weeks, showing the confidence we have in future business in Clitheroe and its surrounding areas.”


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A DREAM to run a country pub has come to fruition for London man Mr John Ellis and his wife Michelle who took over the Brown Cow, in Chatburn, just four


weeks ago. John has a wealth of


experience, having worked in the catering industry for 25 years, mamly in London an'd the South East where he managed re s tau ran ts rather than pubs. His wife Michelle’s expe­


rience spans 15 years run­ ning both pubs and restau­ rants as well as hotel ban­ queting suites, so she will he looking after the adminis­ tration side of the new busi­ ness hoping to promote the pub on th e website and encourage more people to use the function room for weddings, special celebra­ tions and parties and even meetings of societies. The third member of the


team is bar manager Phill Bruce, who worked at Read and Simonstone Constitu­ tional Club where he won


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A CLITHEROE bodyshop has a new owner and a new name. Former Direct Paint Solutions


employee Michael John Hughes has taken over the business. With financial support from his


father, 24-year-old Michael has re- opened the company as M.J. Hughes Autobodies Limited. . Along with Lee Whiteley,


Michael s ta r ted work in the Direct Paint Solutions bodyshop when it opened around 30 months


ago in Unit Two at the Brookside Industrial Units in Taylor Street. Although he left 10 months


later, Michael stayed in contact with his colleague as well as with the business owners. Having already talked to his


family about setting up his own bodyshop, Michael contacted his former bosses a t Direct Paint Solutions when he heard the busi­ ness was about to close. After agreeing to take over the


lease and kiccesfuUy negotiating a price for the equipment, Michael re-employed 34-year-old Lee and also took on Scott McDermott. Haying had start-up help and


advice from the staff at the Bar­ clays branch in Clitheroe, Michael says he hopes his company will go from strength to strength. Business owner Michael Hugh­


es is pictured with staff members Scott MsDermott and Lee White- ley. (A060809/1)


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three awards for the quality of his beer from CAMRA and also won Cask Marque approval. His 13 years’ experience


will come in very handy at the Brown Cow as he endeavours to make it a reg­ ular venue for the local beer enthusiasts. These days every pub has


to provide food and with this in mind John asked the resident chef to stay on when th e pub changed hands. Jainie Medina is well-known in the area from his time a t the Freemasons, at Wiswell, and the Inn at Whitewell, so he is familiar with the q u al ity of food that is required in the Rib- ble Valley. John and Michelle moved


north about five years ago and fell in love with the Rib- ble Valley so spent the last two years looldng for their ideal country pub and the place where they would like to settle down. When th e Brown Cow


came on the market they jumped a t the chance to lease i t from Enterprise Inns and they intend to stay in the area for good.


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as well as locals and tourists alike to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this country pub and enjoy good, tradi­ tional food. Special events will be


tapas nights on Tuesdays, Wednesday is steak night and there is a £5 menu all


day on Thursdays. This together with roast meals each Sunday and barbecues in the garden, weather per­ mitting, will make i t the place to be. And what is perhaps


unique to the Brown Cow is, they intend staying open aU day and serving food aU day.


seven days-a-week, so any passing traveller can he sure of a warm and friendly wel­ come and a bite to eat even after 2 p.m. Pictin-ed is the new team


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