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A'lsited Clitheroe’s food festival at the WCClVwIlu* . It was the second event of its kind
What a glorious day. in every way, con gratulations.!’ Ribble Valley Council leader Coun.
brilliant, the best event you could pos sibly hope for. •:
Michael Ranson, who is also chairman of the festival organising committee, said everybody had had a great time. He commented: “It was absolutely
of people came from all over the place so It was really good for Clitheroe.”
. “Everybody seemed to enjoy it, a lot
MA’S FAVOURITE: Sharon Canavan and Leanne Entwistle, of Ma Bean’s . .
the judging panel of the popular BBC programme “The Great British Menu” was also a special guest. He told the fesUyal’s team after the event: “It was a privilege and a pleasure to be with you
tended were Nigel Haworth, of North- cote in Langho; Victor and Vinny Yu of Yu and You, in Gopster Green; Michael Heathcote, of the Duke of York in Grindleton; and multi-award winners Maunzio and Cinzia Bocchi, from La Loconda,in Gisbum. Food critic Matthew Fort, who is on
stalls, while top chefs demonstrated their culmary expertise serving delicious dishes for visitors to enjoy. Among the celebrity chefs who at
the tastebuds of passers-by with street foods and artisan products. Castle Street was also packed with
the town and 80 well-known food and drink exhibitors from the Ribble Valiev and across Lancashire displayed their fantastic fresh produce on the market car park and “bull ring” area to tickle
HOME MADE: Eloise and Megan Sunley selling their home-made pre servatives.
FLOCKING TO THE FOOD: The crowds in the market and “bull ring” area.
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CUTE CAKES: Sarah Hopkins and Carolyn Rsher, of Igloo, with some of their produce.
CELEBRITY CHEF: Richard Fox demonstrates his skills to the public.
MEAT MEN: Broth ers, Nick (23) and Simon Mellin (25), of Higham, selling their produce.
LANCASHIRE DELICACY: Annette Kennedy, of R. S. Ireland, Lancaishire black pudding makers.
FOODIE MUSIC: There was live music through out the day.
HAVING FUN: Three-year-old Izzy REEDY MADE: Lisa Reedy offering Stepheson with her painted fece. her home-made preservatives.
MAKING MUSIC: Katy Cottrill per forming..
lum (8) and JUials Mitchell (10) taste the local ice cream.
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WHO’S FOR KIPPERS?: Kippers be ing smoked at the event.
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