. Clltheroo Advertiser & Times, Thursday, January 20,2011


i"’l r-1 1


Invented for life Fantastic Fantastic F


Washer WAS24460GB


■WAS £649.99 NOW.


£150


.1400rpm Spin : 8Kg Load


£499.99


Dishwasher SGS45A02


SAVE £100


12-Place Settings 4 Programmes


WAt; C4'tO 00 N OW .


fe. ■ 1 £359.99 'Year j Manufacturer’s on all Bosch appliances Guarantee SAVE


Gas Hob PCP616890


60cm Hob 4 X Burners


WAS £269.99 NOW


£229.99


WAS £39.99. NOW


£ 3 4 .9 9


Ceramic Hob PKE611C14D


WAS £339.99 NOW


£279.99


SAVE £30


Coffee Machine TASSIMO4012


Cylinder Vacuum BGS6220


WAS £29.99 NOW


£ 2 5 . 9 9 i


WAS £99.99 NOW


£69.99 WAS £209.99


NOW £189.99


BARNOIDSWICK BRANCH I Church St, Barnolc(swick 01282 811800


THE HOME APPLIANCE CENTRE 27 Albert Rd, Barnoldswick 01282 853526


.SO much more than a TV store.... w w w .ha rryg arlick.co.uk


NELSON b r a n ch '


11 Scotland Rd, Nelson 01282 612600


’ ■ PADIHAM BRANCH


109 Burnley Rd, Padiham 01282 687050


SAVE £60


4 Zone Cooking 9-Stage Power


SAVE £100


Single Oven HBA13B261


Multi-Function Touch Controls


WAS £499.99 N OW


£ 3 9 9 9 9


Microwave HMT72G450


WAS £99.99 NOW


£ 8 9 .9 9 Over 7 5 0 Bosch


A p p lia n ce s ready to be d e live re d


& installed in your home. ..to d a y !


GLITHEROE BRANCH


2(^30 kings St, Clilheroe' . 01200 421080


BURNLEY BRANCH


10 Howe Walk, Burnley 0 1 282 4371 IS .'L


BLACKBURN BRANCH


81 Northgate, Blackburn 0 1 254 690505


SKIPTON, BRANCH


26 High St, Skipton 01 756 798421


Green® e


Technology ^ in s id e @


£80


Washer WAE28469GB


14b0rpm Spin 7kg Load '


WAS £499!99 N OW £ 4 1 9 .9 9


SAVE £150


Built-in


Dishwasher SGV46M13 12-Place Settings


WAS £649.99 N OW


£499.99 r


Bosch TDA4632 Iron


FREE


with this; washer.


Washer WAE28165


SAVE £80


1400rpm Spin 8 kg Load


Was £449.99 [MOW


£349.99


SAVE £200


Double Oven HBM13B251


Electric Oven Programmable


WAS £819.99 NOW


£ 6 1 9 .9 9


Our 6 4 ,0 b 0 s q .ft warehouse


means w e can


buy BIG and pass savings onto


Y O U !!


We CAN Compete


compare our prices against


Carnet, Currys John Lewis.... but come to us for a great price


and great service!


A FACILITY for “waste recycling, sorting and transfer” could be built on Clitheroe’s Salthill Industrial Estate. It is one of 14 sites identified


as suitable for “smaller built facilities” in a new county­ wide consultation on waste and mineral sites. The 14 sites are described


as “all existing industrial . estates or land with a history of industrial activities”. C o n su lta t io n is now


under way on “The Joint Lancashire Mineral and Waste Development Plan Document”, which maps the sites - including some already in use - that could be used for the future treatment and storage of waste, or for mineral extraction. An online system is designed


to make it easier to comment on the 90-page document. Those comments will be considered by the Government’s planning inspector, who will decide whether to give the planning document the green light. L a n c a sh ir e C o u n ty


Councillor Michael Green, C a b in e t m em b e r fo r Environment and Planning, said: “Local authorities have a responsibility to plan for treating waste produced by residents and industry, and for considering the needs of industry in extracting minerals from the ground. “This document sets out the


sites which could be used in future and the policies that will be used to decide any planning applications. “Some of these sites are


already in use and would need further planning applications to be granted to extend their life. Other sites are considered those most suitable for future development. But Coun. Green stressed:


“It’s important to recognise that this document details sites which could be developed - any detailed proposals would still need to go through the full planning process, including further consultation with residents, before being agreed. This document simply establishes the basis on which those future planning


- >Y»*w-clllheroeadver|l5ef.cn ..i.


www.clitheroeadvertIser.co.uk may be built in town


DRESSED UP: Children at the Rimington and Middop annual New Year’s party. From left, Sophie Moore and Libby Smith (eight), Georgina Leaver (12), Sophie (10) and Tom (eight) Aitham. (G090111/1)


F an cy d ress a b ig su c c e s s


THE annual New Year’s party for the children of Rimington and Middop was as lively and enjoyable as ever. Starting with a fancy dress parade, judged


by Mrs Margaret Silvenvood, the youngsters then sat doiVn to a party tea of pizzas and tasty treats. The fun then continued with party games, organised by Gillian Whittle. On behalf o f the children’s sports


committee, Mrs Lynne Pate thanked everyone who had contributed to the event’s success. Results of the fancy dress parade: 10-12


applications will be decided.” - The current phase of


consultation will take place for six weeks, from January 10th to February 21st. It will be followed by a


process called an examination in public, scheduled for September 2011, when the planning inspector will hear evidence ana decide whether to give the plan the go-ahead. You can see dei'ails of


Debt Problems? if debt is destroying your life then call us now.


When you’re in debt they never seem to stop - the letters, the demands and the phone calls. .


Wouldn't it be a relief if someone could help you to sort them out Debt is less of a problem when managed correctly so call us now.


Our advice is immediate with no waiting time and no appointment needed. One phone call to Debt Free Direct could change your life.


Call us today on : 0800 458 8183 , : ^


www.debtfreedirectco.uk days a week


; Failure to adhere to a debt solution could result in increased - financial strain. Your credit rating is likely to be affected. Initial advice ■ is free, fees may be payable depending on the solution provided.


-.y'T , V .. 0 1 . 7 5 6 ^ ^ 6 , 9 8 - 8 . 6 91 ‘.■poltqv? US' on-TyvittGr.:-: vvvyw..twittencQrin/c>aV9ri^plIege


;25th Januaiy 2 0 1 5.00pm 7 7.30pm; fAireviile Carnpus/Gargrav^


years: 1, Sophie Altliam (dancer from Fame); 2, Georgia Leaver (Mad Hatter). Eight years: 1 (joint), Tom Aitham (Action Man) and Sophie Moore (pirate). Four years and under: 1, Imogen Nuttal (little pirate); 2, Noah Woolfall (Spiderman); 3, Noah Dobson (Superman). Pairs: Libby and Isabel Smith (Little Bo-Peep and her sheep). Group: Lucy, Jennie and Becky Pilkington (Alice in Wonderland, Mad Hatter and Queen of Hearts). Best home-made costume: Mrs Debbie Nuttal (Little Pirate).


the sites and policies, and comment on them, at the dedicated consultation website http://Iancashire-consult.


limehouse.co.uk/portal. Those without internet


access can also call 01772 534136 for more information.


INEWSHOWROOM NOW OPEN i- at Oswaldtwistie Mills. Tel: 01254 3040681


entheroe Advertiser ftTimes, Thursday, January 20,2011


9


Dog grooming plan submitted


A PLANNING application has been submitted to Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council for the conversion of detached double garage to a dog grooming stu­ dio business with single storey extension to front and internal alterations, including new win­ dows and doors. Comments on the proposal


at 1 Woodlands Park, Whalley (number 0021) must be made to the council by January 28th. Other plans submitted in­


clude: Clitheroe: Single storey rear


extension to 2 Long Close (0018). Balderstone: Change of use


of agricultural land to form new car park in association with St Leonard’s School and St Leonard’s Church at land opposite the school, Commons


Lane (0022). Mitton: Proposed portal


frame general storage build­ ing at land at Eastham House Farm (0024). Sabden: Proposed change of


use of one short-term holiday cottage to residential at Dove Cottage, Greenbank Cottages, Whalley Road (1018). Twiston: Convert garage


structure to two-storey holiday cottage at The Manor House (0015/16). Application for a Lawful Development Certifi­ cate for the proposed installa­ tion of a solar photovoltaic sys­ tem at Femside Bam (1021). Waddington: Proposed


one-and-a-half storey holiday accommodation on existing hardstanding at Higher Mill Farm, Mill Lane (1023).


.Qfi-aii, ; anrf


Rossendale i n t e r i o r s


I : Quality Design * Realistic Prices K itc h e n s ? B e d r o o m s B a th r o o m s


www.rossendaleinteriors.coin 352-358 Nenchurcli Road, Stacksteads BacupOL130LD T: 01706 252122 Email: smawdesleye>iioplc.com


Had an


manufacturer we offer keen prices and a fast turn-around


Established for over 40 years Partof J&JOrmerod As we are owned by the


Financially solid, you cannot lose money with us!


that wasn't your fault?


No win, no fee! Keep 100% of your compensation.


^ No Claims Management Companies to deal with.


/ willwill deal with your claim.


Ramsdens Solicitors


Only Specialist Personal Injury Solicitors A A / i f h v n i ir riaim • .


. law Soctoty AecredRcd - Lex^el


We can help you start a claim today, at absolutely no cost or risR to you.


or text CLAIMS to 80988 .


; l | ril ‘It


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22  |  Page 23  |  Page 24  |  Page 25  |  Page 26  |  Page 27  |  Page 28  |  Page 29