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Copter airlift after A5 9 crash
AN air ambulance took an elderly injured woinpn to hospital when' a three-vehicle crash at Sawley closed the A59 for four hours on Sunday.
sulFered broken bones when the car was in M ** BMW driven by a 37-year-
The 89-year-old passenger in a Ford Ka
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Waxing challenge for Valley's males
th e men of Clitheroe are showing how tough they are by signing up for a spon-
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•tephensony whose: uncle Ron Mont- ^°m Blackburn, was a patient on.
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with this pohcy we do not serve bicycle rid ers or pedestrians at the drive-thru win dow, for everyone’s safety.” T^e trio, who have so far raised £2,700
Cinheroe Mcdonald^s would not even
Our drive-thru lanes are custom-built *'^eks and in line ■
places along the way have spon- '
Marc’s girlfriend, Leanne Ashurst ex tplained: ^ e y advised the assistant what ile day ahead of them and really needed
S2id. Solarlec is honoured to be invited to F^m^fhe prestigious Sunpower Partnership
ship with such an internationally succeffifol company.” Solarlec, winner of Burnley Small Busi-
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1,200 panels every month across the UK. 2011, installs more than
acknowledge us publicly as a partner strengthens our fantastic working relation
“Sunpower’s solar panels are the most efficient in the world, .recognised globally for their performance, quality and output. For a company like Sunpower to
director at Solarlec, )
•seiVice at a Ribble Valley f a S restaurant’s drive-thru have laheU^d re^aurant “uncharitable” ^
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A LOCAL company at the forefront of so lar power ^sterns has been chosen by one
power has set up the partnership scheme acros to recognise its most trusted retailers
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Companies must meet strict require USA-based solar panel supplier Sun- finds
RIBBLE Valley girl Jessica Townson may be b e tte r known to some as chairman of Bolton-by-Bowland Young Farmers Club, but for her day job she is surveyor at AJH As- sociates C h a r te red
England, Bristol, she has now achieved level 1 in infrared thermography and is currently working towards the Level 2 qual ification.
tion, and the equipment at AJH Associates, I can now easily locate areas
theoretical and practi cal applications of the science of infrared, and use of the cameras,” ex plained Jessica. “With this qualifica
“The course coniprised
me in Blackburn and the Uniyersily of the West of
Surveyors, based; in Clitheroe. ■ SchooledafWesthol-
faulty wiring, faulty mo tors, bearings etc. Some veterinaiy practices have also been using thermog raphy for injury diagnosis in animals.
HEATSEEKER: Jessica receiving her certifi cate from Andrew Baker, the UK and Ireland sales manager for FLIR Systems Ltd.
of missing and defective insulation, locate areas at risk from mould and condensation, provide quality control following the installation of cavity wall installation, check
industrial machines for overheating and much more.”
. the latest FLlR thermo graphic camera to enable it to undertake inspection
AJH has invested in
only technology which is able to identify areas of heat loss both in terms of air leakage and through missing or damaged in sulation.
costs and the .Carbon Emissions Reductions Target (CERT), building heat energy efficiency is one of the fastest growing applications for thermal imaging surveys. This is because it is the
Driven by rising energy
of both residential and commercial properties. J essica isnowoneofthe few people in the North of England with both construction and ther mographic qualifications. Infrared thermography is not only used in build ings, but also in industrial applications to identify
Clltheroe Advertiser&TImes,Thur8day, August 16,2012 i t s e n e r ^ i n t o -a r» -I Srf*' s
feed manufacturer Dugdale Nutrition — has released a new feed, Energy24, spe- cincally aimed at gun and sporting dogs. ^
fed diy or moistened with warm water of gravy.
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must always be made available alongside the food.
• this may vary according to the dog’s activ ity level and other factors. WuffitMix manager Hannab Dugdale said: “We are developing a range of feeds
several different needs; in relation to en ergy requirements, the type of work the dog IS undertaking or whether your dog is m a ‘resting period.’ ' ■ -
to meet a range of breeds and situations. “Within the working'dog area there are
mete for sheepdogs, and working diets for higher levels of activity such as gundogs and scent detection dogs.
or commercial premises such as kennels, hich ranges from puppies to seniors, w .This is in addition to our pet dog range
users on the best options for their needs and can be contacted by email to han- nah@^
ffitmix.com or telephone 01200"
dler t(^et the veiy best out of their dog.” WufntMix are happy to help and advise
dire c t nutrition is important both for the dog Itself and for the owner and/or han-
f “We already have products formulated
level is lOOg (3oz) per 5kg (101b) of body weight per day, however the coimpany say
Recommended daily feeding average Being a dry kibble, clean fresh water
lamb and rice, can be ;
GUN and sporting dogs have a high en ergy requirement, whether training, taking part in trials or working to the gun. • With that in mind, WuffitMix - the dog food division of Clitheroe-based animal
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