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To advertise in Weekendplus, call Gina Morris, of our entertainments team, on 01282 422331


Part of Pendle Leisure Trust ■ I ti.V ? H i I !r


- The Rose & Crown . Castle St, Clitheroe. 01200 442848'


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Friday 27th February i


40s FANCY DRESS PARTY CHARITY NIGHT


In aid of our Forces Heroes ; Raffle Prizes '


' donated by iocai businesses M a le & Female ' Fancy Dress Prizes


Come along for a good night!!- M illstones


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Business as usual for the Edisford Bridge


IT is business a t usual a t a Clitheroe pub. ,,


; ' Reports that the Edisford Bridge Pub is closing have been denied by landlady Sharon Walmsley.;


. : In fact, she said:


the - business is going : V ; from s t r e n g t h - t o - strength continu­ ing to serve cus- toniers; in and around the Ribble Valley.


Pearl of a birthday show '


“Up Aigainst the Wall”, at the Octagon Theatre, Bolton, until February 28th. Box Office: 01204 520661


■:. (www.octagonbolton.co.uk).


I THE - Black Music j Theatre ■ Company


u- Nitro’s production of . .“Up "Against the .Wall”, " ■ a t the Octagon, is an evening of terrific ’70s


: fu'nk music, energetic. dancing and some won­ derfully outrageous cos­ tumes. • There is a sketchy plot, thin as tissue paper, some­ thing to do with the rela­ tionship between the lead male singer and the lead female singer- and the ambition to play in the Festival of Funk, but it is "of minor importance.


:- I t ’s the - songs th a t count. From the opening with


- the instantly recognisable theme from “Shaft” to the finale from the film “Car


■ Wash", we are whisked ■through a score of well-; known.hits sung with verve by the five singers -.


■ Shelley Williams, Danielle Henry, Ann-Marie


■ Roberts, A.J. Lewis and -Donovan Blackwood; • - Ann-Marie Roberts gives a fine rendition of the Aretha Franklin hit, ■ “Natural Woman”, and Donovan Blackwood . leads the ensemble in two


great James Brown sue- -,


■cesses, “Sex Machine!V; and “I Feel Good”. .. . The band, under musi­ cal: director, g u ita r is t


■Joseph Roberts, are excel-v . lent, Cheryl Alleyne on drums, Darren Benjamin" and Jonathan Idiagboya on keyboards and Barry ; Williams on bass guitar. •. ■.


. This year is Nitro’s 30th , ; anniversary and .■


■ this


- musical celebrates much of their achievement. ;; .' The Octagon’s next pro- ;


- duction is Pinter’s “The Caretaker”, starting on March 5th.


PIPPAMUNRO


Sax makes the world go round at jazz club!


SAX'and flu'te specialist Steve Childs headlines the


■ next gig hosted by the Ribble -Valley Jazz and Blues Club.


; '"Performing “post-Coltrane jazz”, the Steve Childs Quin­ tet comprises Gary Boyle on guitars, Vinny Parker on keyboards,' Brian Jackson on


. bass, Dave Tyas" on drums and frontman Steve,' pic­ tured; breathing life into his sax and flute. The.gig is a t the club’s


usual venue, the function room of the Swan and Royal- Hotel, in Castle Street,


KINGS MILL ALL DAY . AUCTION


Thursday 19th February -1pm Start


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Kings Mill, Queen St, Harle Syke, " - Burnley, BB10 2HX .


Follow brown tounst signs to Queen St. Mill. '


Ip.m: Antique & Modern Furniture : 3p.m. General and Household .


Inc: Boxed Lots and Home entertainment. ..6p.m.'Antiques & Collectables -■


lnc:Plctures,Pottery & other Collectable Items. Refreshments Available - Large Car Park


For Details Visit: www.klnasmlll.demon.co.uk Tel: 01282 435 435


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ri 20tn .Family. Fun Nifiht-Hie hugely popular family'avenlng returns, aqmed full ", ,


organ playing original &


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Thus 26lh Silvw Surfers •: Forinigblly drop-in for inteniet usooge lulH - ■ ,6*P,6ri6nt8 w


“"'I PIsosB book to avoid disappolnlm olm


olconie. In ossodolion with Age C Thus 26th. Shectfeet-Hip hop &


; Phone for detolls end prldng. ^8 over popular E


, __ Hawh T m't il"* P""**"# ■ A 5 week course. U


M anchester's leading m oncern and PC orth Q ent 4.30-7pm"


weekly balirooih, latin and rack'n'rock dance classes,, osphere.Beginnerswelcom


d!Eiilry£2.50,10,15• 11.45nm';:' on -^all levels of ■ ■


AT. lOom-12;


slreet donee classes for ages 6-16yrs. Spaces slill avoilohle ric Ainsw


uartet return. 12-2pm .


Sot 28lh - N-R-G Clubnite-7-lOpnv 12-16 yrs, £5.00. Bekoh ovoilublo froii box office^- ntiled spaces available. 4.30 - 5.30pm. £2.50


usic school. 3.30pm start. Tickets £3 ■TJ'^fifJtoflwoaftem -• Coll us on QI20Q 421599 or drop in to view our slQlenif-lhe^irt facilities and find out what we can do for you •


Mom - !pm; Morti], Itaorfin, Wio, Porfoi.',.. siogi s Aodilonom, ^


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FOR sale with athertons at £419,950 is 37 Highwoods Park, Brockhall Vil.; lage, a modem five-bed detached fam-, ily home. With three reception rooms,


;three en>suites,:a fabulous dining- ; kitchen and double garage this must be viewed; Details on 01200 420100. (www.athertons-uk.com).


F lN E ^ ^ rOUNTRY ........... HOLLYBANK, in Pendleton Road, Wiswell, is a:


■ light and spacious four-bed family home for sale ■ • with anderton bosonnet at £499,950 or to let at^' £1,100 pern. With contemporary design, it com-s prises a hall," lounge, breakfast kitchen, dining room, utility, family bathroom and en-suite mas- t; ter bedroom with balcony views.-Details on v 01200 428691 (vvvvw.andertonbosonnet.co.uk). J


STYLISHLY presented, 37 Copperfield Close, Ciitheroe, is a detached home for sale with Mortimers at £345,000. ■ Accommodation includes a lounge," dining room, study, dining kitchen, util-; ity," four bedrooms, house bathroom and double garage. Call 01200 427331 (www.mortimers-property.co.uk).


FAR.reaching views'make 1 The Stables, at Withgill Fold, extra special. For sale with MSW Hewetsons at £465,000, this conversion has a hallway,, dining room, breakfast kitchen, sitting room, en-suite master bedroom, three further bedrooms and family bathroom. Outside are


; gardens, a garage, paddock and stable. Call 01200 424142 (www.mswhewetsons.co.uk).


^INSIDE: Hundreds of homes for sale; property to let; new homes and properties wanted ..............


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Clitheroe, but it is on Satur­ day, February 28th, instead of the usual Friday date. I t s ta r ts a t 8 p.m. and


admission is £10 for non- members'(half-price for stu­ dents and free for under-18s), with everyone welcome.


' Tickets can be bought in advance from Townsend


. Records, in Moor Lane, or Clitheroe Visitor Informa­


tion Centre, in Church Walk, oronthedoor. The club’s next gig will be


the Alice Coulam Quintet, on Friday, March 27th, a t the Swan and Royal.:


' For more information on


the Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club phone 07870 908159 or ■visit the following website: www.rvjazznad- blues.co.uk


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Yo'rk-St Clitheroe, BB7 2DL www.thegrandvenue.co.uk


Info s Box Office 01200 421599 PROVIDING well-planned and tidily on a popular development and with round. An archway leads to a sepa- fitted wardrobes and an en-suite . way -leads to an integral single


: presented family accommodation, 53 landscaped gardens and an integral rate dining area while the breakfast shower room. There are two further garage, which also houses the cen- ■The Rydings, in Langho, is a four-bed- garage, this property.is also within kitchen has a good range of fitted double bedrooms, one with a fitted tral heating boiler. There is also a room detatched home on the market easy reach of the major road network units, a built-in oven and grill and wardrobe, and a single which could mainly lawned ga'rden area and path- ■ - with honeywell at £275,000.


' and so could appeal to commuters. . four-ringgashob.PatiodoorsleadtO ; serve equally well as a study or way to the beautiful rear garden, with -Fittingevery requirement of modern - At ground floor, an entrance hallway a conservatory, with filed flooring and home office. The three-piece house flowerbeds, water feature, patio area,


•-life, this is a walk-straight-in property, has a two-piece cloakroom off and ceiling fan, which in turn leads out to bathroom has tiled walls and lami- greenhouse and shed. : although there remains potential to leads to a generous lounge with Liv- the rear garden. ;


^ nate flooring. For full details or to viev/, call 01254 modernise and add value. Located ing Flame gas fire in a feature sur- At first floor, the master bedroom has To the'^front of the property, a drive- 824411 (www.honeywell.co.uk). Spotlight on this week's Ribble Valley hot properties themunl jtM»k In association with onShe.move.co.uk... free energy performance certificates with Home Information Packs - call 01282 772368 www.clHheroeadvertiser.co.uk


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