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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, November 17,2011


Children in need


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corporate charity. Thanks to the support of the public, they are able to make a . real difference to the lives of children • all across the UK


Their Vision


Their vision is that every child in the UK has a childhood which is:


Safe • Happy and Secure Allows them the chance to reach their potential


They provide grants to projects in the UK which focus on children and young people who are disadvantaged. We are local to people in all comers of the UK and support small and large organisations which empower children and extend their life choices.


Every penny from the , money you raise or donate go towards helping


disadvantaged children and young people right here in the UK They are able to make this


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promise because they use investment income and Gift Aid to cover all running costs, meaning that you can be sure your money makes a real difference


The Appeal today


So far you have helped to raise oyer £600 million and you never cease to amaze us with your fabulous fundraising events and generous 1 donations. However, there are still so many children that need your help.


This year’s Appeal is on Friday 18 November and promises to be bigger and better than ever before so make sure you get involved and help us to make a difference to children who need our help the most, especially in such tough economic times.


Visit www.bbc.co.uk/pudsey to find out how to donate .


by Julie Magee


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heads turn as Mary reveals a sleeve of colourful tattoos that include the words “haus” and “wife” tat­ tooed beneath her knuckles. It’s this alternative look that first


got Mary noticed by staff at Ann Summers and put the 35-year-old mother-of-two through to the final


of the national store’s modelling competition: “At first I wasn’t going to bother


with’ the competition when they asked me and I just walked out of the store with no intention of do­ ing it,” explained Mary, “but then I suddenly had a change of heart and thought ‘why not, why shouldn’t I promote myself, my tattoos, my personality’.” So instead of shying away from


the request to parade half-naked in sexy underwear in front of mil­ lions of television viewers, Mary embraced the opportunity hoping it will make people question the stereotypes about women who have tattoos. “The whole ex­ perience has been quite liberating as it’s been a way of introducing tat­ tooed women to the mainstream. “I t ’s been a


great opportu-; nity to flag up the . alternative, that women and their bodies do not all. come in the same form, to’break down stereotypes and make peo­ ple question the judgements they make purely on - how a person looks. “I feel that I’m


really making a statement by.be--'. • ing the only tat­ tooed girl in the advert.” Mary got her


DAY JOB: Mary Kirkham is pictured at her greeting card design business A Made Hand.


first tattoo at the age of 22 in Los Angeles when


she was working as an air steward­ ess for Virgin Atlantic. Now a work in progress, Mary,


whose creative streak and steely determination prompted her to set up her own greetings card design business four years ago with her ex-husband, uses tattoos as a way of expressing herself. At the last count, as well as the


tattoos that cover mostofherright arm, Mary also has nine others on her body and several piercings on her face. “I don’t regret any of my tat­


toos as they are a record of things that have happened in my life. I find them a wonderful way to look back and reflect as well as learn frony things that have happened,” Mary explained. “I know they are not everyone’s cup of tea, but they please me and I think being true to yourself is a great lesson to learn in life.” This self-belief and confidence


are qualities that Mary hopes to pass on to her two sons, who she


_ enjoys watching football and wres­ tling with as well as playing on the xbox. & “My. kids love watching WWE


wrestling-and I’m an avid sup­ porter of Blackburn Rovers FC,” added Mary, who admitted she hates the thought of being pigeon­ holed. A true non-conformist, Mary


also rides a Harley-Davidson mo­ torbike! “A lot of the other girls in the


advert were intimidated by me at first, purely because of the way I look, and many people give me a wide berth because of my tattoos, so I’m hoping this exercise will help to show I’m just like any other real women at the end of the day.” To vote for Mary as your fa­


vourite “real woman” visit: www. annsummers.com


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