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itographerDean Carney will be published in "Here is Where the Candy Sticks: Poems about Shopping in Clitheroe", which will be published by Clitheroe Books Press on Thursday, September 16th. A member of the


Society of Wedding and


7 Portrait Photographers, iDean Carney specialises in iinformal or natural mono images with a timeless /appearance, i. The publication of the


i book marks the comple­ tion of "Shop!", a unique


/collaboration between the .Pennine Lancashire Poetry -Stanza, Clitheroe Chamber Tof Trade and Commerce fand Ribble Valley Borough 'Council. ■'Shopiwillseepoetry V displayed in over 50 town ..centre shops in a series of 1 innovative and eye-catch- ring window disDiays as -. part of the Pennine Lanca-


• shire Festival of Food and ;; Culture. The best poems :,will also be published in


f the anthology edited by vClitheroe Books owner ■ Jo Harding and former ■ Clitheroe Advertiser and


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poetry as a public art form capable of raising debate and enhancing the social and economic wellbeing of Clitheroe by increas: ing footfall into the town centre during a period of financial restraint. We are particularly delighted with Dean Carney’s images, which capture the timeless- artisan atmosphere of Clitheroe’s award-winning and independent shops." Ian Lloyd, president


of Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce, added: ’'Clitheroe shops and their owners have a rich cultural heritage and are famous for their award-winning, independ­ ent establishments, many of which have been run bythesamefarhiliesfor generations. "Our members will be


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Times journalist Theresa Robson. Shop! will see a feast


of shop window displays,


among them a 5ft wall hanging of Clitheroe' author Jane England's "I am a Knitted Woman" at Designer Knitting Yarns in


Moor Lane. There Will also be a


series of poetry readings at shops throughout Clit­


heroe and a poetry trail. The poetry will include original work by the Pen-' nine Lancashire Poetry Stanza alongside work by established and well- known poets, such as Jean Sprackland, whose poem, "Hands", will be displayed


in the Castle Chippy, Moor Lane.


, T Jo Harding said: "The aim of Shop! is to position


working alongside the po­ ets to capture the essence of Clithefoe’s shopping experience through vivid installations, window dis­ plays and artistic imagin­ ings within their shops and


. businesses." ■ Shop! will take place .


from Saturday, September' 11th, to Saturday, Sep­ tember 18th, with Here is Where the Candy Sticks launched at Molly’s Cafe, in Moor Lane, on Thursday, September 15th. Further details are available from Clitheroe Books on 01200 444242.


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