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Cllthcroe Advertiser&Timc8,Thursday, August 19,2010


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COMPETITIONOFFERSHOLlDAYS Win


IT’S time once again for The Stitch & Creative Crafts Show, which takes, place from September 3rd to 5th at Manchester Cen­ tral, and you could win tickets to this wonderful


show. • Visit the Stitch and Crea­


Question: Which TV Personality will be appearing at the Stitch & Creative Crafts Show? Answer:........................................................... ............


Title;.......First Name:................. ..... ............... Surname:.......:............................ ...................... Address:...................................... ...................... :........ Post Code:.................... e-mail;...... ....................... ;..... Date of birth........................... .................. ................. - Daytime tel:.........:..... ....Mobile no:.... ........... . Do you buy the paper: Every week □ Occasionally □ Hardly ever Q Please send your entry to: Stitch & Craft competition (ELN), Promotions Department, LEP Ltd, Oliver’s Place, Preston, PR2 9ZA, by August 26th. East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd is a member of the Johnston Press Group pic. Johnston Press itself; o r '- via its agents, will use your information to contact you by mail, email, phone or SMS to let you know about; our, or our business partners’, products, services and special offers. By supplying your email address and ■' phone numbers, you agree that we may contact you ■ by these methods for marketing. If you do not wish to receive information from us please tick this box □, or from our business partners please tick this box □. For quality and training purposes, we may monitor ' communications.


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London Theatre Dine & Dance 2 days, departing 4 Sept, 2 & 30 Oct, 27 Nov & 11 Dee 2010


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Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London hotel with dinner & full English breakfast: After dinner disco


Free time in London for shopping or sight-seeing Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson and Padiham- ■ r - .


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Horse of the Year Show/2010 2 days, departing 9 October 2010


• A band C ticket With a face value o f £26.50 for Puissance Night at the ■ t 2010 Horse of the Year Show, (ncket upgrades are available at a supplement)


• Overnight stay at a 3 or 4 star West Midlands area hotel with full English breakfast • Free time in Birmingham


^ - • Return coach travel from Burnley, Cliiheroe, Colne, Nelson and Padiham - - • Olympia 2010


The London International Horse Show 2 days, departing 18 December 2010


. • A reserved seat with a ticket face value of £27.50 for the Saturday evening show at Olympia 2010 (Ticket upgrades are available at a supplement) - ■


i; • Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London area hotel with full English breakfast • Free time in London


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tive Crafts Show this Sep­ tember and indulge your passion for everything crafty. ' You will discover exciting new ideas to try at home. Whether you are an expe­ rienced crafter, a beginner or simply looking for a new hobby you will be inspired when you visit the Show. You can develop your


stitch and creative crafts. ■ There .will be feature displays from The Quilters’ Guild of the.British Isles; Japanese Embroidery UK;


- The Guild of Machine knit­ ters; The Knitting & Crochet Guild; The Knitting Noras and Geisha Events to name but a few.


- For your chance to win one of 15 pairs of tickets to : this fantastic show, simply correctly answer the ques­ tion on the coupon. Closing date for this competition is August 26th, 2010. Usual Clitheroe Advertiser and Times rules apply. Admission prices are £7.50


crafting skills at one of many workshops with “Best Craft P ersonality” Stephanie' Weightman and “TV, Per­ sonality” Debbi Moore. In ■ addition, there will be other guest crafting celebrities and experts; workshops;' make . and take sessions; on-stand demonstrations; advice cen­ tres and competitions. You will meet a wide selection of exhibitors with all the latest in cross-stitch; sewing; card­ making; needlecraft; knit­ ting; patchwork; quilting;, scrapbooking; ribbon craft; papercrafts; stamping; bead­ ing and many more popular .


adults, £6.50 concessions; and accompanied children under 16 are free. You can . also take advantage of this great reader offer: Book in advance using promotion­ al code PRl and you can


: save £2, get a food discount' voucher, half price catalogue voucher and be'entered free of charge into a prize draw to ' win up to £300 worth of craft vouchers (Redeemable at the show only). Workshop prices vary


from free to £6. Tickets for the show and Stephanie and Debbi’s workshop sessions can be booked in advance at www.sccshows.co.uk .


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THE CAR WITH FAMiLY VALUES 1-S‘J


By STEVE WALKER


IT’S still a widely held view that an executive car isn’t a real executive car unless it’s harbouring atf engine of at least six-cylinders. Times have changed a great •


deal since four-cylinder mod­ els were regularly sneered at in the golf club car park but there remains a lingering sense in some quarters that these entty'-level variants lack the proper gravitas. Coimtcr-balancing


the


pressure to choose a purring V6 in the modern prestige car marketplace is the formida­ ble, and rising, costs of run­ ning such a vehicle. Tax and fuel expenditure tends to rise in sync with the'pot count in ; the engine bay so does the


|switched-on modern execu­ tive choose four or six? It’s a tough one but Volvo would point out that a compromise is available in the shape of its


I five-cylinder S80 D3. I As a common-rail injection diesel engine with a 2.0-litre capacity, the D3 unit in the S80 looks fiercely convention­ al but its five-cylinder configu­ ration is out of the ordinary. The injection system itself


is also highly advanced with piezoelectric injectors making multiple, precisely timed in­


jections of fuel into the cylin­ ders during-each combustion ‘ cycle. It means that exactly the


right amount of fuel is burned for optimum performance and economy in any driving condi-


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lions. In the S80, the engine has 161bhp but far more im­ pressive is torque to the tunc of 400Nm that’s generated be- • tween 1,400 and2,850rpm.:. • That’s a lot of muscle in the bit part of the rev-range wliere you spend most of the time in normal driving. The 0-60mph accelera­ tion might not sound too


brisk at 9.2s but the S80 will feel stronger than that when locked into that rich seam of mid-range thrust. .There are clearly high hopes


for the D3 engine within Vol­ vo because it’s available right


. across the S80 range. - Customers can choose from ES, SE, SE LUX and Execur live variants with equipment;


levels on all models running to such as 16in. alloy wheels, cruise control, electronic cli­ mate control .and a punchy stereo package. Emissions are a massive


consideration in the executive car market not only because the average buyer is passion­ ate ■ about saving the planet but also because of the hefty


tax implications that accom­ pany models with high C02 outputs. The S80 D3 performs well


in this regard with 139g/km emissions and couples that with combined cycle fuel economy of over 53mpg. One possible fly in the oint­


ment for the engine is that the more powerful 205bhp D5


' diesel has the same economy and emissions. For those caught in the


age-old executive car buy­ ing conundrum of whether to choose a four or six-cylinder engine, Volvo has what could be a handy compromise. The S80 D3 offers five-cylinder power in a tastefully under­ stated package.


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