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- Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 10,2011 Prize was abonus for lucky Josh


JOSH Redfern, a Year 11 pu­ pil St Augustine’s RC High School in Billington, is cel- ebrating after winning a com­ petition held at Burnley Col­ lege’s Apprenticeships Open Event.


- Josh was selected as the win­


ner of a sighed Burnley FC shirt following his attendance at the event. While there he learnt more about the college’s outstanding Apprenticeships provision and met employers from a wide range of compa­ nies from across East Lanca­ shire who employ apprentices. Jayne Hodson, Burnley


College Assistant Principal, said: “Josh was really pleased to win the competition at our open event and we would like to wish him lots of luck in his final year of GCSE study. We


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PR IZE : Josh w ith his signed Burnley FC shirt.


hope that he found our event helpful in deciding what he would like to progress to after his exams. Josh added: “I found the


open event at Burnley College really useful and winning the signed Burnley shift made the evening even better.”


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LOCAL people struggling with over­ whelming personal debt are set to get free help from an acclaimed charity


opening a new centre in Clitheroe. Growing debt counselling charity Chris­


tians Against Poverty (CAP) is opening 37 new church-based debt centres around the UK this month, including one at St James Church, Clitheroe, supported by Clitheroe Churches in Partnership. The opening will mean that Clitheroe


people will be able to enjoy the debt help offered by neighbouring centres in Black- bum and Preston.


coping with inflation at a 20-year high combined with job losses or frozen in­ comes putting farther pressures on finan­ cial commitments that were once easily met. Clitheroe’s new centre manager Pame­


at crisis point, riot eating or sleeping prop­ erly with the stress of being hounded for money they don’t have. The Bible speaks very clearly about looking after the poor and in 2011- this is what it looks like and we refuse to let them go under. “We know it’s the hardest thing in the


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la Entwistle said: “Members of our con­ gregation were becoming more and more concerned about people in our commu­ nity finding it really tough to keep their heads above water. “Among them there are those already


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