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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, June 23,2011


Mums proud to be supportive


THE East Lancs National Childbirth Trust (NCT) Branch will celebrate National Breastfeeding Awareness Week locally with a Breastfeeding Bonanza in the creative play area at Clitheroe Castle


this Sunday, June 26, from 2 p.m. The event is being held in association with


Ribbiesdaie Children’s Centre, in Clitheroe, and Lancashire Sling Library.


Louise Dunn, co-ordinator of East Lancs


NCT Branch said: “We are proud to support National Breastfeeding Awareness Week. Research shows that nine out of 10 women stop breastfeeding before they want to and NCT would like to see more support for families so they are able to feel they can continue to breastfeed. “One of the ways support has been


increased is through NCT’s Breastfeeding Peer Support Scheme. NCT has been working closely with local children’s centres to train mums to become volunteer breastfeeding peer supporters. Once trained, they can offer practical and emotional support through drop-in groups, visiting postnatal wards and talking to Parentcraft classes.” The Breastfeeding Bonanza has been


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By Katie Hammond


CLITHEROE Chamber of Trade and commerce is currently researching a customer loyalty system, which it are calling Shop Clitheroe. With funding secured from Lancashire


C o u n ty D e v e lo pm e n ts L td , th e consultation team is appealing for input and responses from all local businesses to look into the scheme becoming viable. Ideas to help reward customers include


offering promotions, financial rewards and unique incentives such as exclusive previews and special events. Whilst it is anticipated that there would


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be no cost to participating businesses and that customers would also receive the card free of charge, there would obviously need to be enough businesses participating to make the scheme fully viable. President of Clitheroe Chamber of


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Trade and Commerce, Ian Lloyd said: “We are looking for all Clitheroe businesses to take part in this exciting initiative. With the experience gained from last year’s food fair, feedback from our new website and in p u t from Lancashire County Developments, it seems a logical step to reach out to potential participants to measure opinion.” Any b u s in e s s with com m e n ts ,


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suggestions or questions is invited to contact the steering group by visiting www. visitclitheroe.co.uk, or by picking up a comments form from JWL Contemporary Jewellery, Wellgate, The Atrium Cafe at Clitheroe Castle, Cowman’s Butchers, Castle Street or H M Sowerbutts, King Street.


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organised by Bryony Midgley, who is a trained peer supporter. Bryony explained: “We’re hoping lots of mums will join us at the castle, for the event. Dads, other family members and friends are more than welcome too. “If you’re a mum or mum-to-be who


doesn’t feel confident breastfeeding in public, then come along and join us. There will be lots of support from the local breastfeeding peer supporters and other mums.” Throughout the event. East Lancs NCT


will be providing breastfeeding support and information. Lancashire Sling Library will be attending to give advice on using a sling with your baby and allow people to try slings for free. At 3 p.m. there will be a pram push and sling stroll around the park, which will end at The Atrium Cafe in the castle’s grounds. Bryony continued: “The event gives mums


arid mums-to-be the chance to chat, make frierids, enjoy some gentle exercise and receive breastfeeding support and advice. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun; there is no charge for taking part.” Breastfeeding support can also be accessed at the NCT Bumps and Babies group held


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every Thursday morning at The Grand, in York Street, Clitheroe, from 10-30 until noon and at the many groups run by Ribbiesdaie Children’s Centre. For further details, call the children’s centre on 01200 423672. A trained breastfeeding counsellor


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recipes h ave re a ch ed th e final stage of judging - h e r Lemon Cheese Tarts made with Butlers Tasty Lancashire cheese, and her Cheese and Tomato Whirls, which used Crumbly Lan c a sh ire . T h e


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A COOK from Clitheroe has reached th e final 10 in th e Butlers Farmhouse Cheeses Handmade with Love recipe competition. Two of Christine Snape’s


of artisan cheesemakers, has been searching to find the most delicious, lovingly prepared recipes using its hand-made cheeses. Loyal fans of the family’s cheeses have been sending in th e i r favourite recipes since April and after much debate in the kitchen, the family has narrowed all the entries down to a final 10. The winning cook will be


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up and photographed and used on the company’s website and in a mini re c ip e booklet, a great platform for any budding chef! The w in n e r will also enjoy a two-night stay in luxuiy at Northcote, owned by local celebrity chef Nigel Haworth, and receive a year’s supply of Butlers Cheese.


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