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PUPILS from Oakhill College were given the opportunity to show off their fancy footwork with one of England’s leading football clubs. Members of the senior school at


Oakhill recently visited Black­ burn Rovers’ training ground, thanks to an invitation from Pre­ mier League sponsors, Barclays. They kicked off the afternoon


at the Brockhall training facilities and had the opportunity to meet the team’s manager Sam


]>u- day in the life of a magistrate WEDDING


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including bncfal by Lou Lou Browns.


BURNLEY EXPRBS


The Fence Gate Inn March2lst-20I0,12-4pm ■


A TALK.about the work of a magistrate was enjoyed by Clitheroe Ladies’ Social Section of the NFU when it met at the Calf’s Head Hotel, Worston.


Guest speaker Mr M. Emery


JP explained the work that went on at the magistrates’ courts in Blackburn, Darwen and the Rib- ble Valley. He said 95% of all court work is done at magistrates’ courts, with only 5% going to the


Crown Courts, which dealt with the most serious cases. The mag­ istrates’ courts cover a wide range of crimes and also include family and youth courts.


They are always looking for


new magistrates and welcome people to apply for the position of Justice of the Peace.


Elaine Marsden gave the vote


of thanks for a very interesting' talk.


MP joins tribute to Holocaust victims


■PICTURED is Ribble Valley MP Nigel


I Evans s iting a Book of Commitment to ! mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2010 [ Mr Evans said that Holocaust Memori­


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al Day still has huge meaning in today’s society.


•' “I t is absolutely right that we continue


to commemorate those who lost their lives in the Holocaust.


do that, but it also serves as a stark and terrifying reminder as to why we should I always stand up against prejudice, racism


and genocide wherever it occurs in the world.


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. “Eve^body who has signed the Book of Cornmitment is helping to make a clear


stetement in rejection of hatred and prei udice of all kinds.


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I hope that people will pause for a moment -“^Tealise ite significance to our society’s past, present and future.” (s)


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anderfon bosonnet v I— — Day allows us to Mrs Elizabeth Thornber went


through the business, including news of a County day trip to see Concorde on March 18th. Mrs Mabel Holden takes over as County President in April. I t was also reported that every­


one had a very enjoyable time at the Christmas Party and the games were great fun. Mrs Thom- ber thanked members for their | help with games and the prizes.


theme at attractive bungalow


THIS mature true bungalow in Wiswell enjoys excellent views aiid adjoins the open countryside. Offering facilities to suit eques­


trian enthusiasts, with four stables, three acres of land and a floodlit menage. Pepper Hill in Pendleton Road, is on the market with Hon­ eywell for £650,000. A glazed entrance door leads into


the spacious hall with part stone tiled floor. A two-piece cloakroom benefits from built-in storage for coats.


' .-•■ y. .. The lounge has a bay window


and a feature stone fireplace with open fire and flagged hearth. Two sets of patio doors open onto the patio area which enjoys views across the countryside. Attractive cream extra tall wall


and base units are incorporated into the dining kitchen, comple­ mented by dark laminate work sur­ faces.


Together with an integrated


stainless steel double electric oven wth four-ring gas hob, there is an integrated microwave, dishwasher arid fridge, as well as a separate


freezer and washer drier. A door from the dining kitchen


leads to the patio area and the room is open to the sun lounge with picture windows to the front, side and rear. Each of the two bedrooms enjoys en-suite facilities. ■With a range of built-in


wardrobes and storage cupboards, the first bedroom benefits from a three-piece white en-suite with


panelled bath and power shower over. The secpnd has a hay window to the front, built-in wardrobes and a


three-piece en-suite shower room. Mature gardens with lawns and


well-planted borders surround the house.


A block of timber stables and


tack room can be found adjacent to the double detached garage. And as well as a menage, there is an adja­ cent paddock with two adjoining


stables and four brick-built mid­ dens.


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Allardyce, as well as regular first team player Morten Gamst Ped­ erson.


Pupils took part in a question-


won the “Player of the Day” com­ petition and received a pair of


Morten Gamst Pederson’s boots as a prize.


and-answer session and ^ te r get­ ting the chance to have shirts and footballs signed, they then took part in a fun and energetic train­ ing session held by members of the Rovers’ coaching staff. Year 8 pupil Laura Ratcliffe


After a quick bite to eat and


several minutes spent staring at the vast array of expensive cars which were parked in the car park, it was a return to school to


tell fellow pupils about their excit­ ing day. The school would like to thank


Premier League sponsors Bar­ clays and Blackburn Rovers for giving the college a chance to attend the event.


Pic tu red are the youngsters


with Sam Allardyce and Morten Ganost Pederson, (s)


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