I Clilheroe422324(EditoriaI),01282426161 (Advertising),Bumley01282422331 (Classified) (Editorial). 01282 426161 (Advertislt^);Bunj^^ 10 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 17th, 2009


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AFTER ALMOST


VINE MILL IS CLOSING FOREVER 000s of stock


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IT S THE NORTH W ESTS BIGGEST & MOST SPECTACULAR CtOSING DOWN SALE THE BUILDING MUST BE LEFT EMPTY AT THE END OF THIS SALE


MUST BE SOLD


EVERYTHING MUST GO INCLUDING LEATHER & FABRIC SOFAS, RECUNERS, DINING SETS, COFFEE TABLES LAMP TABLES, BEDS, BEDROOMS# MATTRESSES, WARDROBES, CHESTS, LAMPS, MIRRORS, ART, GARDEN FURNITURE, ALL CATERING AND OFHCE FURNITURE


SPECIAL NOTE FROM THE DIRECTORS


Do not confuse this with “Closing for Refurb Saie” Do not confuse this with “Saie Ends Sunday 5pm”


Do not confuse this with “End of Season Stock Saie” You know the ones, you see them every week


THIS IS THE REAL ONE!!


One of the UK’s largest furniture stores is closing forever Doors open for selling 10am Friday 18th September


FVFRV item Will, b e CIEARLY m a r k ed down in price, w e a c c e p t cash, CHEQUES & A a MAIOR CREDIT CARPS


THOUSANDS OF LINES IN STORE FOR YOU TO TAKE AWAY FAST DELIVERY ON LARGER ITEMS


SALE STARTS THIS FRIDAY 10am - 6pm, SATURDAY 10am - 6pm, SUNDAY 11am - 5pm ALL GOODS TO BE SOLD ON A STRICT FIRST COME HRST SAVED BASIS


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(Classitiafl www.clitlieroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, September 17th, 2009 11 Group will craft poetry and prose around history of town and castle


MEMBERS of Clitheroe Writing Group aim to put the muse into museum with their “Keep Writing” workshop at Clitheroe Castle on Sat­ urday.


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source, members of the group will be museum have been impressed by the wealth and variety of information it


crafting poetry and prose around the words and artefacts of the town and castle’s history.


____ Pi ?____________4.-________ J ____ ____ . . . . . . . .M ^ 4 .1 .^ be Workshop leader Maiueen Fenton


T^dng the newly-opened displays on Clitheroe and its castle as their


Builder grabbed boy (15) by hair


A BUILDER grabbed a 15-year- old boy by the hair and dragged him off a bench outside a


Clitheroe club. Blackburn magistrates heard that


Marc James Holmes then took hold of the boy round the throat and told him he was going to kill him. The court was told Holmes then


told the boy’s younger brother he was ‘not on his list” and could go home. Holmes (39), of Union Street, Clitheroe, was convicted, after a trial, of assaulting the boy. He was made subject to conununity supervision for 18 months and ordered to pay £85 in compensation and £400 costs. Mr Scott Ainge (prosecuting) said


that the boy was outside Low Moor Club with friends when he heard foot­ steps behind him before being grabbed


by the hair. In a victim impact statement, the


boys’ mother said they had both been deeply affected by the incident. She said they were reluctant to leave


the house and their school attendance and exam results had suffered as a


result. She claimed they had been forced to


move house and this had cost her the chance to buy her council house. But Stephen Barker (defending)


said there was evidence that the boy had been given a referral notice by the police since the incident and the stew­ ard of the club had reported him being involved in problems there. “I t would appear he has been out


and about since the incident and per­ haps the impact has not been as sig­ nificant as outlined by his mother,”


said Mr Barker. “I would ask you to consider


whether the behaviour of the aggrieved and his friends may have been provocative.”


Bridge crash case is sent to crown court


A DRIVER accused of crashing on West Bradford Bridge - causing substantial damage and leaving the bridge closed to traffic for several weeks while repairs were carried out - will appear at Preston


Crown Court. Wayne Spencer (28), of Carter Place,


Hyde, was committed on bail to Preston Crown Court by magistrates in Black-


bum. He has pleaded not guilty to dangerous


driving and the unauthorised taking of a Toyota Hilux pickup from Three Rivers Caravan Park, West Bradford, aggravat­


ed by dangerous driving. o / A C C R I N G T O N THERE'S MUCH MORE IN-STORE AND ON-LINE AT www.taskers.com


said: “Members of the writing group who have visited the newly-reopened


SHANNON


GRAND SOFA


IN TOP QUALITY CHENILLE


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offers. So we have decided to explore how this material could provide inspi­ ration for stories and poems. We invite anyone who is interested in using the museum to stimulate cre­


ative ideas, or who would like to try writing about Clitheroe’s past, to join this workshop.” The “Keep Writing” workshop


ideas into draft poems or stories. I t finishes at 4-30 p.m. The cost is £7.50 including museum entrance. For further details, or to book a


starts at 10-45 a.m., with a musemn visit to gather ideas, followed by an afternoon workshop to develop those


place on the workshop, contact Mau­ reen Fenton on 07710 409457 or e- mail: maureenfenton@tiscali.co.uk


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