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Simply Scrumptious is an outside catering business which was started by Lynne . . Clarke and Jean Mayers in September, 2009. It caters for all events including - ■ corporate lunches, weddings, christenings and parties.
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How did you get the business off the ' ground?
The business started with both of us having a passion
for.cooking and eating good, tasteful food. It started as a hobby, catering at first for family and friends, then we felt there was a gap in the market for good home cooked food at affordable prices and so we decided to give it a go, encouraged by our supportive families.
What have been the biggest challenges - so far?
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By far the biggest challenge we have faced was in the summer of last year when we were asked to cater for a wedding for 120 people. The wedding was held in a marquee adjoined to a function room with only one cooker and two small fridges... we worked so hard before the big day, plannjng, talking, planning and more planning. Exhausting to say the least, but a
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What sort of personal skills make . someone best suited to this business? We feel that working as a partnership brings together strengths from both of us and when one of us is feeling that something is not going just right, then the other one is there providing a calming influence. We are both organised, efficient people, totally reliable and have the ability
Engineering ^ ^ jMg PLASTICS ; Lomeshaye Junior School Norfolk Street, Nelson BB9 7SY (184 on roll). '
Welfare assistant x2 £12,145 to £12,489 a year.
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5 hours a week, required until 31 March 2012 to work during term-time. We are seeking to appoint two welfare assistants to assist in the care and general welfare of pupils across the age-range of 7-11 years during the ■ lunchtime penod. One post is to cover a maternity leave and the other post is temporary for one year with a view to a permanent position. ' . You will have the ability to relate well to children and adults alike, work co-operatively, work under the direction of the senior supervisor or headteacher and undertake training as required.. To work from 12 noon to 1pm, Monday to Friday. You will be expected to attend half termly meetings or undertake training outside of these hours when required. A First Aid certificate and experience of working with ; children in a school setting, either paid or voluntary is . desirable. The post you are applying for is covered by the • < Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exceptions) Act 1975. If . successful you will be required to apply to the Criminal ; Records Bureau for a ‘disclosure’. Interview date: 7 April 2011.
Application forms are available to download online or from the school by sending a large stamped addressed envelope to Mrs A Embley, or email: -
bursar@lomeshaye.lancs.sch.uk. Closing date: 4 April 2011.
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CNC LATHE SETTER Skilled CNC Latlte Setter/ Operator required to manufacture components from engineering thermoplastics,
rhe successful applicant will have expcnence working to deadlines producing high quality partsno tight tolerances. Previous cxpcncncc working with thermoplastics is preferred though not a requirement as training will be given to the successful applicant. The abUity to work from engineering drawings to set and operate CNC Lathes is essential.
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Skilled Woodworking Machinist required to ^nanufacture components from engineering thermoplastics. The successful applicant will have experience of working with various Woodworking Machines producing high quality parts. If required, training in working with thennoplastics will be given to the successful applicant
Both of the above positi'?ns are permanent with competitive rates of pay.:: -
Applications for either position should be^ accompanied by a current C V can be sent by email to
production@in2plastics.com or by post to:
IN2 Plastics Ltd . Unit 6,' ■
Chestnut Business Park SmallshawLanc Burnley B B l l 5SQ
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real challenge that fortunately went without r a hitch.
What qualifications do you need? We both studied Domestic Science at : school many years ago, and it surprising to
see how much that we learnt is still being put into practice in our work. We have both passed the Level 1 and Level 2 Food Hygiene courses.
Any other requirements - for example health and fitness or age?
Other requirements needed are energy, enthusiasm and an enjoyment of what you are doing. We also care about what we do and always strive to make sure every . function we cater for is the best we can produce.
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to manage time and skills effectively, but most importantly we have a love of cooking and of providing a good quality service.
Best bits about working for yourself? Working for ourselves provides us with an opportunity to be creative with our time and skills. We can work as little or as much as we want, we can make our own decisions and we benefit financially from all our hard work, but best of all is the pleasure we get from compliments of how good our food is.
In 50 words, sell your business Simply Scrumptious is an outside catering business run by two ladies who love food, either eating or cooking. We can supply clients with any catering requirements from a basic lunchtime sandwich to a tasteful wedding banquet. Our strongest selling point is that every client is important to us and we care about each and every function.
For a copy of our menu plase email us at
simplyscrumptious@hotmail.co.uk or phone for a chat on 07843 390228 / 07746723748.
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READSTONE; United Un--,;: der 8s Yellow, had a thrilling’; 5-5 draw with- Barnoldswick’ Town Yellow.
- . . Readstone: conceded two'
early goals but then stormed back to leadrcSrZ, only for; Barnoldswick to score three; goals in the last five minutes. The goal scorers were Alex
Morrisey (2),-: Owen Parker (2) and Charlie-Nowell. United’s Under 9s Yellow
had a convincing - 9-0 victory ? over Pendle Forest/Blacks to remain at the top of the table. Tlie goali/scorers ./-were
Nat Sanderson “and r Harry Burrows, both withjhat-tricks, - JameV?Bndge,>'Lduis’Bamber and man of the.jnatch Joe J White.
, The Under 11s Blue^
extended'their unbeaten run' to 8 games with a creditable 1- 1 draw against Mellor Juniors. Tile goal scorer was James
LYNNE CLARKE AND JEAN M A Y ER S Executive Appointments/ManagemefTt ROW ' .
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SYSTEMS MANAGER
As a result of our continuing growth in sales, we are looking for an organised computer- literate self-starter with . excellent communication skills to play a key role in the management of our award-winning brewery.
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This is a wide-ranging, position offering considerable development opportunities for the right individual and the terms and conditions will reflect the degree of responsibility.
Please email your full CV and a covering letter explaining how you think that you-
can contribute to our continued success to
richardbakerbb@btconnect.com by Monday ’11th April 2011 ■
Automotive OPERATIONS PERSON
A vacancy has ansen within our Operations Dept to assist in the running of our fleet of 1400 articulated trailers. The person we require will need to be well organised with communication skills and have experience with Computers
. . Duties will Include ,
Liaison with Customers and Service Agents / Organisation of Seridang Schedules / Inspection of Trailers / Sales Enqulnes / Administrative duties • ;. - * Mechanical knowledge an advantage. ■ Hours of-Work Mon to Fn 8.30 to 5-30 with occasional
Saturday mornings. Salary: To be negotiated dependent on experience..
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Send your CV and covering letter to: Mr. T Abomethy Director Bell Trailer Rentals Ltd,
44.Churchill Way,
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tom@belltrailers.co.uk.'Tel: 01282 696343
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Scorah, with Dean Moorhouse. named man of the match. Tlie previous week the team
beat Greyhound Ford 7-1 with goals from Bradley Ditch (4), Charley Bateson, Jack Donnelly and James Scorah. The man of the match award
went to Juddson Hickey. Whalley Juniors US.... 0
Blackburn Utd........;....0 WHALLEY maintained their unbeaten record against a much-improved United team. , Both sides came close, to
breaking the deadlock in a keenly-fought game, but defences remained on top, with keeper Ted Johnson in' excellent form. Whalley’s Under 14s
Sunday side were held to a 1-1 draw at Haslingden, while the Under 12s recorded an excel- - lent 4-2 win over Rossendale . Valley Wasps. The Under 11s were
beaten for the first time this season, losing 6-2 to Clitheroe •: Wolves.
Clitheroe Wolves UlOs '
Igtiten Leigh Park Lane. ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
JOE Briggs and Connor Jack- ■ son scored first half goals to seal victory for the Wolves. - - Man of the match was Joe
Wilson. Padiham Saints..........O Ciitheroe Wolves Green
AN impressive treble - from top scorer Oliver Hamer set Clitheroe up Tor a comfort able win over Padiham. : : = /■ William Holmes ‘ took the man of the- match honours, '
Over half of our local
population is actively seeking employment at any time
in a victory sealed by further goals . from Chris' Baird and ■. ■ Karl Lingard.
Pendle Forest......... 0
Rimin^on...... ..........0 IT is difficult to ascertain whether this will be one point won or two lost for Rimington in their title chase. A , draw was probably a
majority o f the play in the first half, but as the match - was continually stopped for free-kicks, their cnances were limited to long-range,
fair result as both sides had few chances to win a game which was dominated by the referee.' - • • The home side had the
efforts which were ably dealt with by the keeper, and when he was beaten by a Lloyd header following an excellent run and cross from the right by McLean,
without much possession, the chances were clearer cut and Walsh made a great run into the box early on, but couldn’t find the right connection with his shot. : Lloyd and Heslop had
strikes - Kershaw com manding his area whenever crosses were sent over. For the visitors, even
winner. Forest had two - excellent chances, Kershaw - tipping a curler around a
itors were dangerous from set pieces, and Dinsdale had two headers which almost broke the deadlock. , As they, pressed for the
a penalty when Walmsley was fouled, but as he tried to stay on his feet, the ref eree accused him of diving! In the second half the vis
it looped just over. : - Rimington • were denied
ward when one-on-ojie. ■ The referee then turned
gost and then - throwing imself at the feet of a for--
down a penalty appeal from the home side. Terry - Braithwaite was
philosophical ; about the result: ‘This, is not an easy
/the.end oftheseason.” On Saturday, Rimington -
- “We will have to see if this result is costly or-not at
have a
-.Presidents Cup tie against BGSOB at Townley Park, followed by a trip to •Read on Tuesday. - :
games this season, but nei ther side were allowed to play constructive football. '
Elace to come to. Forest ave given us two tough Station
Dog Inn ..;...........:....:...3 DOG,Inn scored twice in the
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.last four minutes to snatch a vital comeback victory at Has lingden Sport Centre.
■ squandered chances and fine
saves ensured stalemate at the interval. ■ f Dog made the brighter start to the second half,/but went
Tlie Whalley side dominated the first half,, but a mixture of
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.to Station’s first real attack of the match. Luke Conti levelled matters with 15 minutes left, only for Station to score from the restart. .Having hit the woodwork
on countless occasions, it was looking set to be a hard luck story for Dog when man of the
behind - just 'before the hour
match Charlie Collinge fired home an ; unstoppable.; shot from outside the area; - • With , Station .-.‘increasingly,
frantic, Dog surged forward in an effort to win the game and got their reward when, follow ing great link up play between Conti and Collinge, Conti’s cross was turned in from close range by right-back Nick Roberts - his first-competitive- goal for the club.. '
Manager Simon Kerins was relieved: “If this had been a boxing-match, it would have been stopped within the first 15 minutes. However, it looked as if it was going to be a very bad day at the office. The fact that we have scored twice in the last four minutes says much about our desire.” ' Dog are . away to Ribble
Valley rivals King’s Arms at King George’s on Sunday.
Progress in cup for locals
FOOTBALL
Grindleton....... ;..........3 Hellifield............. ........2 AFTER a great win to achieve the league double over Ighten
■ Leigh the previous week, the home side picked up where they left off in a tricky en counter against a good Hel- lificld side. . Grindleton had the first
opening as Dobson cut in from the wing but unfortu nately couldn’t finish off the move, slamming the ball into the side netting. After trying his luck him
self, Dobson yet again found himself running in on goal but squared the ball into Walker, who tried to step over the ball for the oncoming Sharpies, but a tangle of legs resulted in the Hellificld defence clearing their lines. Grindleton continued to
build pressure, and a fantastic through ball from Jackson cut the Hellifield defence in half, with Sharpies bringing the ball down expertly before shooting across the keeper and into the bottom corner. Sharpies should have dou
bled Grindleton’s lead when a great move involving Dobson and Driver down the left saw the former played the ball across the box to an unmarked Sharpies at the back post for a simple tap in,
only.for the ball to bobble, over his foot and away from goal. Grindleton didn’t let their creative standards drop in the second half, and a fantastic move saw them double their lead when Fawcett, Driver, Cromie, Sharpies and Jackson combined to find Ball, whose volley went in off the under side of the bar. Auid it was 3-0 when
Bateman was picked out by Driver and a cushioned header gave Sharpies chance to rifle in his second. Hellifield pulled one back
from a free kick, and they thought they had made it 3-2 from a comer, only for- Bateman to head clear off the line. ■
But they did add a second
from a counter attack, as their forward produced a quick turn and unbelievable strike from distance. But after a nervy end to the
game, Grindleton managed to hold on to their lead,'which sees them through to the next
round of the Northern Plant Hire Cup. -
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