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The CUtheroe 3 ■ la s s i


vertiser and 1imes rp Thursday, May 12th, 2011 No. 6,500 r \ l te a ©Disney NIGHT-MAYOR! by Julie Magee


A SINGLE vote cost town councillor Simon Entwis­ tle the opportunity to be this year’s Mayor of Ciit­ heroe. As Deputy Mayor for rhe


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past year, Mr Entwistle was almost certain to be elected its Mayor for the coming year at a meeting on Friday evening, taking over the pres­ tigious role from Coun. Alan Yearing. But first he had to.keep his


PIPPED AT THE POST: Historian and folklore expert Simon Entwistle misses the opportunity to become Ciitheroe Mayor by just one vote. A090210/1


seat in the town’s St Mary’s Ward in last Thursday’s town and parish council elections. As the votes were counted in the early hours of Friday, it became increasingly clear that it would be a close run thing, but after a tense re­ count it was the worst possi­ ble news for Mr Entwistle. The final tally showed he had polled 498 votes, just


Simon misses out on top council post ...by just ONE vote


one short of the 499 polled by Ciitheroe businessman Kevin Horkin, who was standing lo­ cally for the first time. , That meant Mr Entwis­


tle lost his seat on the town council by a single vote and with it the chance to become Mayor of Ciitheroe. Instead Friday’s meeting saw Coun. Susan Knox elected Mayor, with Coun. Alan Yearin'g as her deputy, both taking up their roles at the town coun­ cil’s Mayor Making ceremony on Tuesday. “It would have been lovely to be made Mayor of Ciithe­


roe on Tuesday and my wife would have made a fantastic Mayoress,” said Mr Entwis­ tle. “I love the town of Ciit­ heroe and it would have been a great, great honour to be town mayor, but that’s poli­ tics. “I’d like to congratulate Mr


Horkin and wish him all the best.” Millionaire businessman


Mr Horkin, who is the found­ er of Spex Opticians and also ran a pet agency, used to be a councillor in Hyndburn for


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