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INNATWHITEWELL . Forest of Bowland, Nr Clitheroe, ,


• : Lancs,BB73AT , ; Varancies exist for ,


FULL TIME FRONT OF HOUSE SUPERVISOR


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this position is largely waiting on based but does ' include some assistance in other departments ’ such as function,bar and reception, flexibility is key in a hotel of our size. Experience is essential and hours arc varied to include weekends. 17.5K plus profit sharing scheme.!


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FULL TME WAITING ON this position requires a friendly, hard working,


self motivated person who preferably has some ■: experience in the hospitality industry .


Best salaries paid and profit sharing scheme.


: Contact Amy or Leonie - Tcl. 01200 448222 amy@innatwhitewell.com


Award Winning Country Inn Johansens, Egon Ronay, Les Routiers, ‘ '


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Whalley Abbey Retreat and Conference : 'Centre and Coffee Shop ■ • Residential events, celebrations and .businessmeetings ^ •


; CHEF / COOK REQUIRED


- , 40 hours, £7.50 per hour ; i, . ' ;; Coffee Shop - Part time staff ;


i , ; .Flexibility essential. £6.43 per hour ■ • v Pension scheme available.' . / Generous holiday entitlement


•For full details and application form • - , • contact 01254 828400- •;' ’ : ■ email: office@whalleyabbey.org:


Sarah Garton, from Nutritional Vitality, Lancaster


What qualifications do you need? A Bachelor of Science degree in Nutritional Therapy. There’s a few places down south which do it. \ went to Plaskett Nutritional Medical College and Thames Valley University.


Any other requirements for example . health and fitness or age? There’s no age requirements.


Regarding health, you have got to do it


yourself. I think most nutritionists get into it by experiencing nutritional therapy themselves.


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How long does it take to qualify for the role? The university course is four years. You do your degree which consists of written coursework and practical work of 40 cases-with practice clients. <


: What sort of starting salary and package can you expect? If you are doing nutritional therapy you are usually setting up your own practice. It ; , takes quite a long time to build up a client base so you might work another job as well. You can also do work in schools, write - articles, design menus. . - ■ - It depends, but between £10,000 and ; £25,000.


What sort of personal skills make


. someone best suited to a career? I think empathy is a big one. You have to be able to listen. ' it’s quite logical and scientific. You are looking at how the body is working in a biological way.


You have got to be quite organised and patient.


What sort of career prospects and structure is there? ■ Normally you go into it to work at your own


Childcare FIRST CLASS CHILD CARE


WHALLEY MEADOWS & BARROW SCHOOL (FULL/PARTTIME)


- 25 or 40hrs per week. Motivated and experienced ^


Nursery staff required for expanding nursery. NVQ3 or ■ cquiv. preferred. Good EYFS knowledge an adv.


V v - Coine and join a First Class team of staff. - • : All posts subject to CRB checks


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For more mformatjon and an application form please ..•.’.■contactSueon’--. .


J ' Engineering


Project Design Engineer To join busy engineering office based in Clitheroe


Responsible for the day to day running of customised powdei handling projects from design to client handover within the sngineenng team. Educated to HNC mechanical engineenng or higher with powder handling expenence preferred, but not essential. Engineenng design software skills to Include 3D Inventor 2010 and AutoCAD 2010, plus a sound knowledge ot Microsoft Office Staff position with attractive salary and employment package.


Please forward your CV to Robert Hudson, MD. rob.hudson@spiroflow.com


Spiroflow Ltd, Lincoln Way, Clltheroe, BB7 1QG • 7:01200 422525


CONVEYING & BULK BAG HANDLING SOLUTIONS sp in a F L u y m ?^ Healthcare & Nursing ••


Crossroads Care Kibble Valley has vacancies for


Carer Support Workers'


To provide ihelp.'.for Carers’'of' children'with disabilities and adults, mainly in their own homes. Car and mobjie phone essential


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Willing to work early mornings and weekends. -' j ’ ■Tel: 01200 422104'


C r q S S Closing date: Friday 6 August 2010 H O A D S ' ‘


. Crossroads Cafe Ribble Valley is CARE I ‘.■•an equal opportunities employer."


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'^''''Arranger/Receptionist f


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Insurance Clitheroe office


. . 14 hrs a week, Thursday and Friday


Job share with some flexibility to coverfor holiday and sickness


Funded for 12 months initially - ' .


. ••Salaty Scale 2pt 11 to Scale 3 pt 17 ^ : £5896.80 to £6734.00 per annum


, If you are looking for a stimulating, varied and rewarding posit'on, this is an opportunity to join a leading local chanty as an Insurance Arranger/Receplionist. '


, Customer service and experience of dealing with people . on a face-to-face basis is a prionty as is office experience, Including IT and the willingness to undergo insurance IrainingtoFSAstandards.'. ". : ■ .


' You will need to have a friendly outgoing peisonality as


' well as an interest in people and be a natural team player. Full training is provided.


If you enjoy working with the public and have an understanding ofs older: people’s issues,' contact Age Concern'Lancashire on 01257 233200 or email


.recepta’on2@ageconcemlancs.org.uk. quoting ref no. lARV.


The closing date for receipt of completed applications is12noononMonday 23rd August 2010and interviews are planned for w/c 30th August 2010.


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4gs Concern Lencas/i/re is an equal opportunities employer and' t^/comes applications from suitably qualified people from all sections of the community and from suitabildy qualified people wilh dtsabMes. ' Registered Chanty number504906


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LA D Y A V A IU B L E for ' ■ 8hrs pwk. Mon • Frl, am or •


pm. Car driver & non smoker. Honest & reliable. ' Apply to Box n o . . .


WBU40 E as t Lancashire * Newspapers, Bull Street,


Burnley, B B l l lD P . : - .


Almost 1 in 4 adults found their last job through their local paper


Club Secretary Wanted


;! Must be computer - - . ! , ! literate . -


All applications in writing to


Acting Secretary, 104 Leeds Road, Nelson. BB9 9TN


Closing Date: Fnday 13th • A ug u s t '/ :.- .'-


pace so there isn’t really much structure. A lot of people do teaching with it. You could go into the bigger companies and •help the nutritionists with things like food labelling.


What kind of Job satisfaction can you - expectfromacareer? '


• The best Job satisfaction, v Thatjs the reason we do it. ■ :. ;. = » When people start to get well because they are empowered to get well. You get a lot of thank you letters..


In 50 words sell your profession? My passion for Nutritional Therapy enables me to do good in the world. Each day, I


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have a deep connection with people, and get Joy from helping others, empowering them to improve’their health and get better -through food.


It is hard work, with long hours, but when you do what you love then it doesn’t feel like work.


Healthcare & Nursing


LOWFIELD HOUSE RESIDENTIAL HOME require


EVENING CARE ASSISTANT on rota (NVQ2 preferred)


. ! For eriquiries please contact


Julie Dean / Carol Bridge on 01200 428514 ^ :......(Applications subject to Disclosure) ; •


I General Vacancies '


SATISFYING CAREER: Sarah Garton Education/Teaching:


C h ild C a re S e t t in g M a n a g e r


Enthusiastic and Committed Manager required for our 'outstanding' (OFSTED 2009) Pre-school, Breakfast ‘ and After School Club in rural Cliipping. : . Required 20 hours per week termrtime oniy. : Rate £10.25 to £11.25 per hour : dependent on experience.'- . -


Minimum NVQ levei 3 in child care essential.


V E-mail : office@ecca-chipping.org.uk ' '


for more details • ; '-Closing date for applications 16th August 2010-■ Hair & Beauty ;


• The Mens Room Clitheroe Require


Hair Dresser / Barber.


Full time or part time : A1 assessors


- certificate an : ■ advantage'. '!,


Tel Joseph on 07984 797726


We are.looking for full.and -part-time staff in the positions of Sandwich Artists and Team Leaders at the recently opened Subway store in Clltheroe. The successful applicants will. have. excellent customer service, skills, be flexible & dependable, enthusiastic, pro-active, have a willingness to learn and be a great team player. . . ■ • ,../


As you will be working with food it is important that you also have high standards of personal hygiene.


Duties will include the preparation, of ingredients, service of our world renowned sandwich Subs and maintaining the cleanliness of all areas in store.


You will ideally have experience within the Catering or Retail industry and/or ■ qualifications.


have/ food - hygiene "


Rates of pay are dependant upon age / experience.


In the first instance please e-mail your c.v. and a covering letter to marty-g35@tiscall.co.uk - . -.. .. ClosingDateiFn51hAugust2010.' - !: - '


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backs Padiham


pa d ih a m have been tipped for the' t i t le . .b yW h a l l e y ' Captain Richard Palmer.' ,7 The Station ; R o ad : . side


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have faced all of the top five teams in .' the Ribblesdalc Cricket League J n ; as many i: weeks, picking up two wins in the process. .T h e ' latest came against , Ribblcsdale Wanderers, on Sunday with the other coming against Read at Whallcy Road three weeks ago.


. • He said: “We’ve played all


the top sides lately. We’ve played Read twice, Padiham, Clitheroc . and Ribblesdalc in the last four weeks and Baxenden not so long before that as well. To be honest I don’t think Ribbicsdalc are in with a chance of winning the league and I don’t think it will be Read cither.


- : _ . “At this s tag c il’d have to


say Padiham. I think a lot of it will depend on who Clitheroe bring in as sub pros because their pro (Tom Hardman) is out for the season. 1 believe they’ve got Anwar Alt in for. the final three .games of the season who is a quality pro. I t ’s very much between Clitheroe i and Padihani but I ’d have to stretch for Padiham.’ . ■ ■ “They’ve g o t a ■ bit of


momentum going and they’d : be the ones I ’d put my money on. They bat a long way down, Kashif; Siddique bowls tight . and there’s plenty, of others who can do a job .” ' Whalley certainly tested


league ' leaders Clitheroe ; on Saturday b u t ' ultimately - fell to a five wicket defeat. Professional Kaniran ■ 'Younas ' was in astonishing form with the bat as h e 'fe l l ju s t two runs short of a century before taking two wickets in ! reply. However,. despite Simon Gorton adding another three . wickets, ClifheroC: surpassed • the 158 run target. • ,


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Ian Britcliffe’s side down to size on Sunday. Whalley . set a very achieveable 133 run target but battled valliantly with the ball and in the field to oust their opponents for 80.


David Howard starred, claim- ■. ing 5-51. Palmer added: “ It was


a very • enjoyable • weekend really. I was quite happy with


our performances .on both days so all in all it’s been quite pleasing. We’ve played, some good cricket. The win on : Sunday was-! great and I tliink we were robbed a bit on Saturday when the rain came down in their innings. - / ; - “The ball was like a b a r of


soap so it skidded onto the bat and made batting a bit easier.- ; The ball didn’t turn like it ' did during our innings b u t L thought we hit a good total.”


: CONFIDENT Ribblesdale Wanderers captain Ian Britcliffe insists his side’s ■bubble hasn’t burst.


• Four wins from as many


games had taken the Church Meadowers into touching distance of the Ribblesdale Cricket League summit but they were brought ■ back down to earth with an uncomfortable bang after losing twice over double- lieader weekend. In-form"


title-chasing


Padiliam'were the first to cause misery in the Ribble


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Valley after cruising to an eight-wicket win but neigh­ bours Whalley added to that depression after secur­ ing a 53 run victory. I t was a hard pill to swallow .for Ribblesdale: as,: not only did they lose on'home soil


■twice, but they lost even more ground on league


leaders Clitheroe. However, Britcliffe still


has the winner’s, trophy in- his sights. He said: “Our. little bubble popped : a


bit over the weekend. Unfortunately there w a s , only one or two decent pertormances either day but you certainly couldn’t call them - a team effort. It’s a shame because we are capable of much'better than that; we’ve beaten every team above us at least, once this season apart from Clitheroe. ■ “I’m'really disappointed


because th e : double-header weekend came at the wrong time; for us. We had four lads away and it’s hit us. We were very frustrated and it hurts- and it will probably


keep on hurting until; we


. play Bamoldswick at the .weekend when we can do something about it.” Britcliffe added: “If we


get beat this weekend then I’ll start worrying but we’ve only dropped to fifth; it’s -


just a shame we couldn’t pick up a win. We can prob­ ably only afford to lose an o th e r two but we are capable of putting another- run of four wins together again. We are still target­ ing a top four finish and the Lancashire Gup but I ’ve still not stopped dreaming about winning it.”; ,


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■ IT’S still tight at the top fol­ lowing double joy for both


Clitheroe and Padiham over the weekend. But it’s still Peter Dibb’s side


who have the advantage after -Stretching their lead at the top ■tolOpoints. — '


/ Victories over Whalley and


■ Earby boosted their title cre­ dentials even further and it’s there’s to lose-nbw'with just nine fixtures remaining.


Clitheroe extend W e advantage Holt hope for help in title race


CRICKET And with sub pros secured


for the coming weeks, follow­ ing the injury of Chatburn Road paid man Tom: Hardman, things are starting to slot into place. Dibb said: “It was a great


weekend for us and the two wins were certainly vital. On Saturday we showed a lot of


heart because they were going well with-their pro (Kamran Younas) on 90-odd but we’ve done well to restrict Wlialley to : 158. ■ We’ve managed to chase that-total down which was a great effort. Sunday was


, a massive win for us as well against a very good side. We , bowled and fielded brilliantly which is what’s been winning us games recently.” Dibb added:.-“We’ve got


some big games ahead where we have to play both Baxenden ■ and Padiham but we are just taking it one game at a time. We are not playing with any pressure because everything we are doing is just a bonus. At the , minute the league is still wide open.” Clitheroe have secured the


services of South-African pro­ fessional Burton de Wett for the weekend fixture ^ against


CRICKET READ' skipper Chris Holt


' has his ‘fingers crossed’' that rivals Clitheroe hit a bad patch before the season’s conclusion.


...... An unfortunate mid-season


slide seems to have hindered the Whalley Road side’s title hopes and a 26-point gap has now opened up between them­ selves and Peter Dibb’s league leaders. However, Holt is adamant


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that the Chatburn Road outfit will slip-up sometime soon. He said: “We do keep thinking what could have been if we had have picked up another two wins anywhere down the line but wc arc still in with a shout. Clitheroc might sta rt losing games now they have to bring sub pros in so fingers crossed they will slip up a t some point. Read face a three week­


end stretch of games includ­ ing Baxenden, Padiham - and Ribblesdalc Wanderers sta rt- ■ ing on Saturday, August 14th


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. and Holt knows that could be •the season’s ‘make’ or ‘b reak’ period. “I know there’s teams capable of beating Clitheroe in this league,” he said. “We’ve got a massive stretch of games coming up soon which will give us a clear idea of where we stand a t that point. We


ju s t need to fake some confi­ dence into that run of games starting with Cherry Tree at the weekend.” Holt had a good weekend


on a personal level after firing 75 runs against Earby and an emphatic unbeaten 105-run total in victory over Edcnficid which he followed up with two wickets. Holt added: “I t ’s been a 50/50 weekend really. We should have won on Saturday but the weather didn’t help us with that. Our professional Jon Harvey picked up an injury when he was batting so he didn’t bowl or field. But everyone was chuffed to pick


- up a win on the Sunday so we ju s t need to keep our heads down and enjoy the rest of the season now.


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“ Harvey . is back a t the weekend though so his injury wasn’t as bad as we first thought so that’s given every­ one a massive boost. Cherry Tree are a'good young team but if wc perform to mour capabilities then I know we can win. I t ’s been a little bit


. frustrating liitely and every­ one is feeling that way but we’ve got over our bad patch now and hopefully it’s time for Clithcroe to have theirs.” Elsewhere, James Watson’s' Salesbury remain cemented


, to the foot of the Ribbicsdalc Cricket League fable a f te r ' their match against Cherry T r e e ! was abandoned on


.Saturday while they were soundly beaten against Settle on Sunday. ■ They go into the weekend’s game against Baxenden jus t six points behind Great Hanvood. ‘


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