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JNLX in all its kaleidoscope of colours rang throughout Clitheroe at the weekend, as the sun-bathed town hosted the second Ribble Valley


at nine venues across the town over the four-day festival, plus street musicians playing in the wonderful sunshine, there real­ ly was something for everyone. The live music began imme­


Jazz Festival. With 25 events taking place


shops and laid back lunchtime and evening shows. All the host venues reported


excellent trade, as did other businesses in the town as jazz fans flocked to Clitheroe from far and wide. Clive Greenwood, chairman


of the Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club, which organises the festival, was delighted with the outcome. “It was absolutely superb...


FANTASTICiREAD: Brookside Primary School pupils Holly Clayton (10), Maisie Donald (9), Molly Nock (9), Sanne Keijzer (10), Charlie Paige (9) and Paul Hopkins (9) with their selec­ tion of books as part of the Disney’s magical Wonderful World of Knowledge book giveaway.


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nity. to read nine-year-old Molly Nock’s review on this first great book in the series. “These books are a great supple­


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jam, with venues including lo­ cal pubs, cafes, restaurants and even St Mary’s Parish Church, which showcased youth jazz. Bigger gigs took place at


diately after a big screen show­ ing of the Royal Wedding at The Grand on Friday and came full circle on Monday when the same venue hosted a climactic dance party on Monday with the irrepressible King Pleas­ ure and the Biscuilt Boys. In between there were gigs, work­ shops and presentations, street musicians and an all-star jazz


tremendous,” he said. “Artisti­ cally it was a huge success, with such a wide range of jazz styles on offer, and commercially I think we’ll break even, and that’s all we wish. “We were lucky with the


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weather and the festival cre­ ated such a happy atmosphere around the town. Perhaps best of all, the venues who took part enjoyed a resounding success.” Exhausted after a hectic four


the state-of-the-art venue The Grand while the more infor­ mal unofficial festival HQ, the Atrium Cafe Bar at Clitheroe Castle, hosted a series of work­


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