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Starting in September 2013 you can now do your


degree with University Centre at Blackburn College in the evening.


We have a range of new evening-only degree courses that you could study whilst working. ■.


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life experience in the interim you may still be able to join one of our degree programmes.


If you left school with just a few qualifications but have buiit; up work and _ -


You’ll get to work in small class sizes and be able to use the qualification as a means to a new career, higher earnings, promotions and more financial security.


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Many of our courses are validated by Lancaster University who are consistently in the topdO of University league tables - you can be confident


our qualifications will help you be successful.


We know you’ll need some more advice about joining one of our degree programmes. Why not come along to Evening-Only degrees advice evening?


Evening Only Degrees - Advice


Thursday 16th May 2013 5.30pm- 7.00pm


Come along on Thursday 16th May 2013 to University Centre at Blackburn College for an informal chat about making the first steps into your new career with University Centre at Blackburn College.


We’ll be on hand to talk to you about:


• Applying for .your course • What life at University Centre at Blackburn College is really like • The support we can give you • . What careers are available


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GKtheroe’s St George’s eelebrations at eastle


Clitheroe Castle Museum hosted an extravaganza of knights, princesses and dragons during its George and the Dragon weekend. On both Saturday


and Sunday young­ sters had the chance . to meet the knights, handle armour, watch combat, tty theirhand at jousting and slay the dragon. Rachel Jackson,


managerofthecoun- tycouncil’s Clitheroe Castle Museum, said: “The theme for this April’s activities is knights, princesses and dragons which should really cap-. ture children’s im­ aginations. As well as these activities, there are other ex­ hibits and artefacts within the museum that help bring the past to life - it’s well worth a visit.”


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A public consultation is being launchedaround plansfora new £19m leisure-iedscheme in the Trough of Rowland. The multi-million pound


investment would transform the former HJ Berry factory in Chipping which has Iain empty since the furniture manufac­


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turer went into administration inzoio. The scheme will create more


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than 100 jobs and includes a quality hotel with associated cottages and apartments, gym, pool and leisure facilities and family housing. Anew trail head centre will provide facilities for outdoor pursuits. Significant car parking provision will help


ed by Stephen Chicken, of inves­ tors 53N.


alleviateissuesfortherestofthe village. The scheme is beingpromot-


He said: “The scheme has


been drawn up following ex­ tensive consultation with local community stakeholders and meets many of the objectives of the Chipping Local Plan in­ cluding the provision of hous­ ing, jobs and car parking. “We are now seeking feed-


backfiomthewider community and would encourage people to come along to our drop-in ses­ sions.


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Helen’s art show for birthday


Artist Helen Smith, from Chatburn, is celebrating a big birthday with a new exhibition which opens in Clitheroe tomorrow. Her highly personal


paintings earned her a ‘best picture’ title at the Babble Valley Art Studio, off Wellgate, but a career op­ portunity means she may have to put her brushes to one side for a while.


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that jazz Extra attractions galore have been lined up for this year’s four-day Kibble Val­ ley Jazz Festival, which opens on Friday next week for the May Bank Holiday Weekend. For the first time there’s a Saturday Street Festival, the first out-of-town blues gig, at Chipping, and an ex­ tended blues stage. There’s also apre-festival warm-up gig this Saturday with Noty wegiansax star Marius Ne-


. set playing at The Atrium. Headline acts this year include the James Taylor Quartet and Jazz Vocalist of the Year 2012 Liane Car- roll.


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