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Torquay is most certainly one of the UK’s f in ^ resorts,and


the heart - of: the;: English Riviera.^ If you are looWng to


?unwirid in style,. this- elegant Georgian}Hotel is the, place


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grounds of the former Torre Abbey,:bverlooking Torbay, there are superb facilities. These include indoor and outdoor swimming poo s gym, steam room, sauna and spacious conservatory. As with all our hotels a night porter ensures 24 hour reception service.


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Imperial Hotel


■ i|.Jholiday VdestinatioK, } i t ' has I f one of : the top - suns^ •f I records n the UK and has been: awarded ' The , Seaside Award for its clean safe


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beaches ^ f the' past eight years. An impressive. Virtorian hot^ situated at the seaward end of Devonshire Place.less that a hundr^ yards from the seafront, on a delightful tree-lined boulevard 'ess that five minutes walk from the main facilities and town centre amenities. A night porter ensures 24 hour reception seiyice. ,,,


Ocean View I .-/.Hotel


I f^4 .Take a short boat ride across


'the Solent arid discover the Usle of Wight/ an island of ■


great/natural beauty and : su perb weather,. with a


------------ wealth of attractions for f e o r s of all ages. Shanklib, on the south cbast of the island, is


home to a variety of safe, golden beaches and a shoos housed in traditional thatched cottages. An elegant hotel comiria'nding magnificent views across Sandown Bay, the b a lc ^


provide the perfect place.to enjoy the sunset on summer e 'f Guests can unwind in the piano lounge before enjoying a" meal in the spacious restaurant. A night porter ensures 24 hour


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Terms and conditions: Valid until 31/12/10. This voucher entitles the bearer to 25% discount off standard admission (hyperzone and family tickets excluded). Only one voucher per transaction. Not valid in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. The voucher


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/•must be shown at guest services upon arrival and payment. ^This voucher is not for re-sale. Voucher value 0.0001 p. Sandcastle Waterpark’s 'opening and closing times vary please check www.sandcastle-waterpark.co.uk prior to your visit.


CODE: CAT0410 Sandcastle Water Park, South Promenade, Blackpool, FY4 IBB.Tel 01253 343602


Child admission 29 March - 2 April and 5 - 9 April ■


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Visit Catalyst during the Easter holidays to discover what makes really great chocolate and why it makes us feel so .■ .ri good! Learn some fascinating facts and even sample our


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: chocolate fountain in this interactive showl Shows will be Vi' presented twice a day at 12.00 noon and 2.30pm and cost £ 1 perperson in addition to normal admission charge. . -


flckets are. limited and are sold on a first come, first served basis.


For more information telephone 0151 420 1121 or visit www.cataIyst.org.uk Terms: 1 FR EE Child admission with one full paying adult per voucher. Not valid with any other ■ offer. Only one free child admisslori voucher accepted per party. No photocopies accepted •


Catalyst,' Mersey Road, Widnes, Cheshire, England, WAS ODF. ^Telephone: 0151 420'1121 ‘


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All you need to do is look dosely at the two . Robinsons Coach impressions drawn by our artist, and spot the 8 subtle changes.


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Send your entry to: Jenny Troth, Win a Holiday Competition, Burnley L Express, Bull Street, Burnley BB11 1 DP


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Email.............................................................................. TieBreaker: I would love a Robinson's Holiday because


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from a coast-to,-coast cycle' ride taking place over the^ faster weekend.


la lot of help to rebuild and ■that motivated us to see what Iwe could do to help. We ■are supporting a small scale ■operation which focuses its I resources efficiently and we ■hope that our bike ride will ■raise around £3,000 if not I more.” The three homes which


|hit by a devastating earth- Iquake earlier this year the Jfive-storey St Joseph’s com- Iplcx he founded collapsed, las did part of a second home, ■Wings of Hope, located in Ithe mountain region - the ■organisation’s third home, ■Trinity House in Jacmel, on |the southern coast,'survived. Chris said: “They will need ■


llinglon, and his brother-in- llaw, John, hope to cover 140- Imiles as they travel west to least in a bid to raise money Ifor the Hearts With Haiti or- Iganisation. I More than a decade ago ■Chris and his wife, Susan, Ispcnt two weeks on the ■Caribbean island of Haiti Idelivering equipment and ■supplies to children’s homes ■founded by former Mother ■Theresa Monk Michael lOeilenfeld. When the Haitians were


Chris Nightingale, of Bil-


3ADLY damaged children’s, lomes in'Haiti will,benefit/


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;,ride were inspired by Mr ' Gcilenfeld.


will benefit from the bike


• ‘almost 25 years ago,” ex­ plained Chris. “He went to Haiti, living on the streets with the children and helped them set up a home which


“He created the project


panded and took on a sec­ ond home in the mountains


perience of using the Hearts With Haiti charitable or­ ganisation, Chris knows the money will get to where it is , needed most. “We helped


■ that the money does get through because of our own personal experience.” With just a few weeks


raise money for an exten­ sion to the second home that stayed up after the earth­ quake,” he said. “We know


training 57-year-old Chris hopes his fund-raising ef­ forts will inspire people to make a donation by visiting www.heartswithhaiti.org and following the links.


■ Jacmel. With previous personal ex­


above the capital Port au Prince and then the home at


ry home with its own guest house which it used to raise funds by accommodating people who went over there to work and take supplies.” The organisation ex­


succeeded and has expanded over time. “St Joseph’s was a five-sto­


Sevens heaven at Stonyhurst


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FINALISTS: Stonyhurst 1st VII who narrowly lost out in their final. (A170310/lk)


STRONG: the Stonyhurst B under-16’s squad. (A170310/ld)


ON THE BALL: Action between Stonyhurst 1st VII and St Ed­ wards at the S t o n y h u r s t College Rugby Sevens tourna­ ment.


Cllthcroo Advertiser &Timcs, Thursday, April 1,2010 47 THE sun shone on a great


': day of Rugby at this year’s Stonyhurst Sevens tourna­ ment, where 500 players from all over thP country provided a spectacle of open running rugby. Twenty-five senior teams,


16 U-16 teams and a dozen U-11 sides battled it out in glo­ rious Lancashire sunshine' at ; the Hurst Green college, with


- Oratory, however, were the stand-out performers, achiev­ ing the unprecedented feat of reaching the finals in all age groups. In the U-11 competition, they ran out worthy \vinners


cellent Oratory outfit, was a bridge too far for a by-now tired and embattled Stony­ hurst side. Despite showing great resolve, they were un­ able to contain the abundant pace and deft handling of the worthy winners.


tained by Richard Ayres and urged on by vocal home sup­ port, exceeded expectations, beating Rydal Penrhos in the quarter-final and then facing Bradford Grammar School in the semi-final. In an epic con­ frontation, the game ebbed and flowed until Stonyhurst were able to score the decisive ' try and secure a 22-14 win. The final, against an ex­


against Stonyhurst St Mary’s Hall. In the lJ-16 competition St Ambrose College took the spoils. The Stonyhurst 1st VII, cap­


worthy competitors in the U- 11 and Senior competitions, } reaching the final in both, The ■


:.s6me outstanding Sevens on ‘show. ■ Stonyhurst proved to be


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