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A CONCERT to raise money for the Spire Rebuild Fund at Clitheroe Parish Church will be staged at The Grand next weekend. STA Promotions, in association
with Valley Gigs and The Grand, has organised for the ■ Spire-Aid concert to take place on Saturday January 19th. Two bands will headline
the event - Clitheroe's Drop the Floor, a very high energy traditional and contemporary acoustic Celtic band, and one of the North-West's finest country rock and blues bands. The Witnesses. Supporting these two great
bands is one Clitheroe's best up-and-coming young singers/ guitarists, Jordan Ferguson,. who plays acoustic guitar and sings with great skill and passion. The whole event is being
compered by BBC Radio Lancashire's Phil Brown, who hosts the folk and roots music programme "The Drift." Other attractions include a
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grand prize raffle with a variety of prizes donated by local businesses. Doors open at 7 p.m. and
tickets, costing £10 (£5 for under-18s), are available from The Grand (www.
thegrandvenue.co.uk), tel.
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01200 421599, Valley Gigs (
www.valleygigs.co.uk) and St Mary's Centre. All proceeds will be donated
to the Spire Rebuild Fund. The project to repair and
rebuild Clitheroe's Parish Church Spire begaii in 2009 after the detection of corroding and expanding iron "dog cramps" set within the masonry of the spire walls, which caused the stones to crack and in some cases fall off the spire - a serious hazard to both the church and members of the public! Dismantling of the spire
commenced in March 2012 and te rebuild was completed just before Christmas. The need to carry out
additional repair work and the replacement of masonry once
all was dismantled, along with it being the wettest summer on record, has left the parish with a significant funding shortfall. It is hoped the forthcoming
concert will assist in meeting this shortfall in advance of the church and spire re-dedication on February 10th. The project's architect Steve
Burke saird: "Local businesses are rallying round and providing some varied and
special prizes to be raffled on the evening. • "This event will provide the opportunity for the whole community to support the parish and their commitment to see one the town's major landmarks repaired and retained for future generations to appreciate."
Tutor Lesley Woods with some of the delicious and nutritious food covered hy her Lancashire Adult Learning courses.
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A NEW kind of healthy living course is being offered by Lancashire Adult Learning (LAL) in the Ribble Valley this january.
Detox and de-stress Lesley Woods, an lAL tutor, is a "naturopathic
nutritionalist" and wili guide people on the course towards the foods, drinks and techniques that will help them to de-stress and detox their bodies.
Based at Whalley Adult Centre, the course
will be a mixture of practical sessions - making delicious healthy meals and snacks - plus mini lectures and discussions. The course starts on Wednesday, January 23rd, and will run for eight weeks from 6-30 to 8-30 p.m. Also getting under way this spring term are '
two new practical cookeiy evening courses being run at nearby Shuttleworth College in
IF Christmas left your bank balance groaning its way into the New Year, why not start your financial planning now for the next festive season? ■ First Choice Credit Union welcomes new members for its Christmas Ciub to save up forthe festive period of 2013. The savings club is open from now
Join the club to avoid New Year cash hangover lirst Choice
until the end of October. Volunteer Christine Wilman, who
Credit Union i nrtt (br LOM ^ firit for Sav^ ^ Hnl for VOU1
untii the end of March and the idea is that savers keep making payments in
staffs the pay point at Ribble Valley Citizens Advice Bureau eveiy Friday afternoon, explains: "You pay in reguiariy and can only take money out after the beginning of November. "It is amazing how a littie each week can make a big difference to
the pressure of paying for all those Christmas treats.^ Put £7.a week awaiy from now'untii October and you will have over £300 ready to use. "Christmas Club savers say that it' is just really good for your peace of
mind - no rriore worrying about all that pressure leading up to the big day. ■ '
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Padiham. Starting on Tuesday, January 22nd, is a four-week beginners' cookery course for anyone who wants to save money by learning to cook from scratch. Course members will make pizzas, chilli or shepherd's pie, tuna pasta bake or macaroni cheese, as well as scones and fruit crumble.
Another four-week course will start after half-
term on Tuesday March 5th. This wili show how to ueate a cheap .and healthy family weekly menu. It will be a mixture of demonstration and practical sessions and include such ideas as bean bake and spicy chicken legs, as well as breakfast and snack ideas. ■ For more information about any of the
above courses phone 0845 600 1331 or enrol online at
www.lancashire.gov.uk/adultleaming
MASERATT has taken the wraps off its new Quattroporte, which will have a choice of twin-turbo petrol engines and emissions up to 20% lower than the model it replaces. ■ Powerful V8 and V6 engines provide the thrust for the new model, which combines
will also be built, but not in right-hand drive. With 523bhp on tap, the 3.8-litre V8 can
styling cues of the old version with the Gran- Turismo. A four-wheel drive version using the V6
sions to provide reliable, smooth and fast shifts.
serati Powertrain but will be built by sister company Ferrari at its Maranello facility. Much is expected from them in the void
Both engines have been designed by Ma-
■ Inside, features include a Bowers & Wilkins surround sound system with up to 15 speakers, a Wi-Fi hotspot function, op tionally four or five seat’s and an 8.4in touch screen.
wheelbase for greater interior space. Ma- serati claims more leg- and shoulder-room for all occupants. The 50:50 weight distribution front to rear has been maintained.
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left by the scintillating normally aspirated V8 they replace, which produced arguably the finest noise of any modem car engine. All-new chassis architecture has a longer
4061b.ft and a 177mph top speed. To reach 62mph from rest, the two cars need 4.7 and 4.9 seconds respectively. Both use eight-speed automatic transmis
power the car to 191mph, aided by 100kg less weight and 5241b.ft of turbocharged torque, which equates to more than 1501b.ft more than even the old Quattroporte GT S. 'The V6 is hardly shy either, with 404bhp,
"We see grandparents opening
accounts for their children who are hard pressed, as well as for themselves, as a good way of managing money. "And also, to encourage saving, if'
you build up an amount of £250 or more the Credit Union wiil enter your number in a free £50 prize draw."
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