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previously built and operated by- three generations of the Dawson . family, remains in local ownership.


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Based in Blackburn and with all the directors living in the Ribble' Valley, the Kay Group are ; committed /; to support local communities with ' services • and facilities in areas the major oil companies no onger.invest in.


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This impressive development will offer 24 hour service with competitively priced Texaco fuel, a wide range of Londis supplied convenience shopping, an in store Subway, car washing centre and free ATM.


Standards of service and presentation are vital to our .business plan. Our Pellon Lane Service Station Halifax v . redeveloped and completed in November 2009 has wdn'^-. the national award for the best group operated service - ' '• ■ station in the UK with Londis our convenience supplier ■ in April 2010.


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S A V E BEST VALUE LOCALLY j -;ADVERTISING FE A TU R E , THE KAY GROUP PRIMROSE GARAGE, WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE ■V ■ ■ .-‘-'A't POETS in the Ribble Valley are asked to


. submit work for an anthology with a “shops . and shopping” theme.. ■


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which is based in Clithcroe, has joined forces with the Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and


en Kay, Chief Executive and owner of the Kay Group' w is delighted and proud to announce the opening ; ■ of the new comprehensively redeveloped Primrose. ' =


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Despite business needs The Ka'y Group’s consideration ; . to its neighbours and the environment is paramount. The ., company has and always .will be proactive to consider its-:, neighbour, face any concerns with them along with every effort made to reduce noise and pollution as part of its : ; strategy. ' •


To this end Primrose Garage will be ourmost'.- environmentally friendly site to date: The electrical units Installed are noise reduced energy efficient with all external lighting connected to a solar . v clock to eliminate human error. The storage tanks and fuel ■ lines are fully protected. : . from any possible leakage to prevent land contamination,' the bulk tanker deliveries and fuel delivery: , systemsinto ' the site'and ' customers tanks have - :


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to remove and : ' prevent petrol vapours escaping into the air by


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in the car washing mostly comes fi^o'm. a captured clean rainwater system which further assists in preventing local flash flooding.


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. .tember 11th, to Saturday tlie 18lh. ' The project, which is part of the Pennine Lancashire Festival of Food and Culture, aims to attract shoppers to the town and will’ include poetiy displays in shop windows, a poetry trail and the publication of an anthol­ ogy. _ The anthology will be edited by Jo Hard­ ing,.who runs an independent bookshop in Clitheroe and has been organising poetry events for 30 years, and former East Lanca­ shire journalist Theresa Robson. ; Jo Harding said: “The aim o f ‘Shop’ is to position poetry as a public art form capable of raising debate and enhancing the social and economic wellbeing of Clitheroe by in­ creasing footfall into the town.centre during a period of financial restraint.


. Commerce in a series of activities called “Shop’L during the week of Saturday, Sep-


: “ .We are inviting poets from throughout Lancashire to send us poems about their fa­ vourite shops; or shopping, and the best will be published in a high-quality booklet in Seo- tember.”


- 'The Shop project is supported by the Clit­


heroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce, Design 360 of Stonyhurst and Ribble Valley Borough Council’s Arts Development Unit.


; ■ Send your poem or poems typed on art A4 sheet, with your name, address and phone number at the foot of the page, to Jo Hard­ ing, Shop, Clitheroe Books, Moor Lane, Clit­ heroe, Lancashire, BB7 IBE, by tomorrow (Friday, July 9th).


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Further details are available from Jo Hard­ ing oh 01200 444242.


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MASTER CUSS: Ray Freeman held a hanging basket master FLORAL CREATIONS: The “hanging basket” day was well. attended as dozens created decorations for Chipping.


Only the Best will do by Natalie Cox


(SHIPPING is aiming for a spe­ cial floral hat trick. The Ribble Valley village wants to secure a third successive victory in


the North West in Bloom competi­ tion.


After entering the contest for the^ first time in 2008 Chipping won Best Newcomer and Best Village.. It followed its initial success by tak­


ing the regional title again last year, as well as scooping the Best Village - and a special award for tourism - at the Royal Horticultural Society Brit­ ain in Bloom presentation. In a bid to see its success contin­


ue for a third year, members of the Chipping in Bloom Action Group have been working hard to ensure


WILDLIFE BEDS: Liz Whatham (left) and Sue Harrison convert beds into an area to attract butterflies and bees.


the village looks its best in time for judging on July 14th. ■ - A hanging basket day was held in'May when Ray Freeman gave a masterclass to enable residents to put their own baskets together to go


SITTING PRETTY: A welcome tea break being taken on one of the Action group’s new picnic tables.


outside their homes and a commu­ nity day in June saw volunteers wed­ ding, sweeping and hoeing the village green............ To enhance the village green the


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stalled two picnic tables, and the area is being transformed to create a but­ terfly and bee haven. • Katherine Jackson, one of the ac­ tion group’s founder members, said:


“ Butterflies and bees have been de­ clining over the last few years so we decided to amalgamate the two flow­ er beds from last year into one and plant it with shrubs and flowers to at­ tract and feed bees and butterflies.” “There is still more to do. ‘•We are already grateful to people


action group has donated and in­ wwvv.chippinginbloom.org.uk


like Phil Smith and Frank Whitaker, of Kirklands, who keep flower beds by the bus stop neat and tidy, but we need everyone to make one last ef­ fort in the next week or so.” ® If you want to help, visit the Ac­ tion Group’s website for more details


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