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LAW PRIZE: Felicity Thompson receives her winner’s shield from Gamlen Prize trustee Mr Julian Chadwick.


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Plain speaking wins Felicity top law prize


FO RM E R Stonyhurst student Felicity Thompson has won a top prize for trainee lawyers in London.


Felicity g 4 ) won the Gamlen Prize award­


ed by the City o f Westminster and Holborn Law Society to the law student who can best explain a complicated subject in plain Eng­ lish to a layperson. The challenge was to explain a mortgage to


a first-time buyer. She received a shield and a cheque for £250.


Mr Ashley Badcock, award organiser and


one o f the judges, said: “Felicity impressed us with her clear and client-fiiendly explana­ tion o f a complex legal process.” Felicity, whose parents live at Bleasdale,


studied at Durham University then the Col­ lege of Law, Bloomsbury, where she passed her legal practice course.


She is training with Harbottle and Lewis. Have say dii dementia care


A PUBLIC meeting on dementia care services will be held in Clithe­ roe next week. As part o f NHS Lancashire’s


ongoing public consultation on specialist dementia services, an open public event will take place at The Grand, York Street, Clit­ heroe, on Tuesday, January 15th, from 1 to 3 p.m. Through the 12-week consulta­


tion process, which will run until February 25th, NHS Lancashire and Lancashire Care NHS Foun­ dation Trust are aiming to read­ dress the balance of existing serv­ ices to deliver enhanced care and


better access for the local commu­ nity. The consultation document


provides an overview of the two options, addressing the communi­ ty and in patient services for each, as well as the possible advantages and issues involved. The two options - the first o f


which proposes a single site in Blackpool (The Harbour) with extensive community services and the second which suggests two sites in Blackpool and Blackburn (Royal Blackburn Hospital) re­ spectively, with reduced communi­ ty services — are fully explained in


the consultation document which is available to download at: www. lancashireraentalhealth.co.uk It contains a questionnaire for com-


.; pletion and return and the online version is availwle via this link. The mentalffialth team is avail­


able to offer, further explanation and on 01254V282128 or lmht@ lancashirecareinhs.uk Alterna­ tively readersxan write to Free­ post BRLICNWW7363A, Lanca­ shire Mental Health Team, NHS Blackburn with Darwen, Black­ burn, BBl 2BR. The survey is available at www.feedbacksurveys. org.uk/lancsdementia


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The Coronation Festival, taking place over four days in the Gardens o f Buckingham Palace, will celebrate the 60th anniversary o f '


The Queen's Coronation. This exciting and unique event will bring together - for the first time on this scale - over 200 companies who ' hold Royal Warrants of Appointment.The Festival will celebrate innovation, excellence and industry through trade and craft and will ‘ be open to members of the public who will be able to buy, sample and experience the wide range of products and services from the


exhibitors. Alternatively you may wish to enjoy a magnificent Gala evening o f entertainment - a celebration o f music and dance over ^ the past 60 years.Those performing at the Gala will represent some of the finest young talent in the UK and the Commonwealth, "


featuring singers, dancers and entertainers from a wide range ofdisciplines. Something for everyone! A unique, energetic and ? entertaining show for this very special celebration. More details about the Coronation Gala v;ill be announced early next year. "


The Coronation Festival at Buckingham Palace & Stratford Upon Avon Departing Saturday 13 July 2013


. Overnight stay at a 3 or 4 star outer London hotel with dinner and full English breakfast -Ticketto the Coronation Festival at Buckingham Palace on Sunday 14 July


•Visit to Stratford Upon Avon -Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padiham


The Coronation Festival Evening Gala at Buckingham Palace Departing Friday 12 July 2013


^ - ■ -2 nights stay at a choice of 3 and 4 star London hotels with breakfast


•A ticket to the Coronation Festival Evening Gala at Buckingham Palace on Friday 12 July . Free time in London .Return standard class rail travel to London from Preston or Manchester Piccadilly


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Clarence House & Royal Mews Departing Saturday 17 August 2Q13


Book whh Omega Holidays for a close-up peek at Charles and Camilla's elegantly appointed London residence, designed by John Nash, and a


and Broughams of the Royal Coaches, including the


Irish State Coach and the 4 tonne Gold State Coach, plus the livery and horses ofthe Royal Mews.


• Admission to Clarence House and the Royal Mews •Free time in London


• Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padiham '


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