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• EVENTS ClitheroeCasHe


15 Caterpillars and butterflies hunt Saturday March 9th and


jMuseum Sunday March 31st.


^ children completlngthe above museum hunt to give to their ■ mum for Mothers’ Day


Sunday March lOth^ Free flowers for the first 50


Every Saturday from 2 p.m. Story tm e.


. ^. Every Sunday between


0 noen and 3^0 p.m. Crafty Sundayfijn. i ,


: :


_ Mondays'durirtg tiarm time. Mystery object handling (adults


only). Intriguing objects from , the coliections introduced i^ a museum assistant'


'•■ e sr A V Chipping


Today only from 9 a.m. to +30 p.m.


Finai day of gaiieiy’s winter ■ exhibiflon featuring the artisHc


endeavours of Lancashire . painters, potters, woodturners


A andjeweiiery makers among others. Free admission. ■


Piatform Gallery,


Clifheroe Dally from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 10


• . • ^ ib ite d art and marketplace '


admission. CliUieroe Ubraiy


Every Thursday from 930 a.m. to noon. ' Braille It Tel. 01200 426063.


• Every Thursday from 930 , a.m. to U 3 0 a.m.


Silver Surfer Dropfn. Fiee help and guidance on '


setting up an email account searchingthe Internet '


dowloading digital photos and other ways to get more out of . your computer.


Tuesdays at 2 p.m.


- <^Thursdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 2 p.m.


. .ToddlerRhyme‘nme-teimtime.


Stoiy time. Sessions during ■ term time only.


Tuesday March 5th at 730 p.m.


m Final lecture in the current


“ autumn/winter lecture season. Illu ^ te d talk by Trevor Moodjr


entitled "An Armchair Tour of the Yorkshire Heritage Coasts". Tickets are £2 and can be


bought in advance or reserved for collection on the night by


telephoning 01200 428788. Chatbum Libiaiy


Thursdays from 1-15 to ; 1-45 p.m.'


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'*’5 .'5voiy second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m.


\ . Story time for pre-schoolers. Chatbum Book Group, f t r the library on 01200 441047.' thecrossword


■ THIS crossword is just for fun - no prizes are given. The solution will be in next week's issue of The Valley.


ACROSS T. Walker is dull (TO) 7. Notes attack (5)


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8. Peterisouttogetan interval of 4 (7) TO. Inspire the team in a warm spot (8)


' TT. After 50 one politician becomes flabby (4) -


13.Engineersetoutpapers(6)~ ■ 15. Not paired? (6) 17. Out of control but all right in the morning (4) 18. Closes on lack of heat (8)


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'21. Feeling egghead should join movement (7) Z2. Company tune in: capitall (5) 23. Gets cane out with anger; moderation needed (10)


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1. Problem for the one being photographed? (51 ' 2. Hated trial indeed (8) -


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SOLUTION TO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD Across: 6 Fiddler; 7 C o u rt 9 III; 10 Strapping; 12 Imoartiallv-1 ■: Indifferent 17 Repudiate; 19 U y ; 21 U n c ie rb t lZ t o


Warier; 11 Impiously; 13 Affait 14A ntenna; 16 F a t lf ;'l8 T w in ;' 1 i ' f ^ ‘^op’p la in t 5 Wrangie- 8 : •


, further Information, telephone i I


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a.m. to 4-30 p.m. Saturday. hand crafted gifts. Free . '


Thursday March 7th at S 3 0 p.m. 1


StMichael & St John’s Parish Centre,


. Group. Telephone 01200 426822.


Loweigate Every Monday evening. Ribble Valley Visually Impaired


: and to book, telephone 01200 I 427029 o r01200 427096 .• Thursday March 14th.


c .J Demonstration by Unda : Hardman. Fbrfurtherdetails


: contact Carole on 01282 : 772143. Cost N/A


j Pendie Ciub, ! Loweigate


: Every Tuesday at 730 p.m. : Sequence dancing f0rover-55s.


; Every Wednesday from 2 ;■ p.m. to 4 p.m.


• Young at Heart Club for gentle : seated exercise.


; Gisbtim Festival- i Hall


; First Saturday of th e - : month from 1030 a.m. to : 430 p.m.


; Bowland Guild Of Spinners, : Weavers and Dyers.


I Waddington ; Waddlers Toddler Group.


: Clitheroe . : Mondays Toddler group,


: Tuesdays Jujitsu. ;. Wednesdays Zumba, tal


: chi. Brownies, Spanish ; lessons.


I Thursdays Yoga, Latin ; dancing.


: Fridays Line dancing.


: Saturdays Weight I Watchers, SparMe Dance Academy.


Clitheroe United


Refonned Church i Every Tuesday from noon to 13 0 p.m.


Open church including a service of reflection at 1 2 3 0 p.m. March 1st and every other Friday at 13 0 p.m. Whizz Tots mums and toddlers. Saturday March 2nd from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. Fairtrade Big Brew event with book and brioatirao stalls to browse. Lunches also served.


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FMday March 1st, 730 p.m. Dancing (modem sequence and ballroom) to John Lancaster. Tickets are £6 inclusive of a . hotsupper. Fbrfurtherdetails


iOB^Hey.lIrtlng^liouwl ^be;$ent by^eniall to Jn li£L ^ fran& nd SJp^ s^ 'ajL^ ^ ^


i by'pcstjiS^Valley, Dsflngs,^ (C lith e rw ^ iiy eH lsr^ ^ knnie^ jydng'Siifee^


. ^ L^ u ie ; “The 1634 Lancashire


, Witch Tnals”. Free eventto ■ coincide with World Book Day


• Admrssronis£3or£1.50to O IT O 8 3 8 m " I Ribble Valley


: Dance Studio ; Mondays at 1045 a.m. and ; Th u^ ays at 10-15 a.m. '■ In Clitheroe United Reformed : Chtrroh. Zumba Gold, Latin J dance work-out for mature


: movers. New participants very I welcome. Cost £4. ; Mondays at 130 p.m.


• Preschool ballet for children : aged 3-t-. Basic ballet moves


: and musicality. Booking : required. ■ ...


i Methodist Church i ; Every Friday from 10 a.m .' : ; to 1130 a.m.


: : : St Mary’s Centre, ;


■ ladles’ badminton, line ; dancing, pllates, beavers, : cubs and scouts.


-i Mondays at 5-15 pJm. : Ballet forteens. Suitable for i beginners from age 11-f. : Booking required.


: ; Mondays at 6 p.m.


: . Adult beginners’ tap! A 10 week course that will be repeated - regrllariy.


: Formoreinforrriationandto I book places on any of the : above, phone Lindsay on I 07881854944 or’email info® : ribblevalleydance.com.


; Trinity Mediodist


Church Every Tuesday at 11 a.m. "Elderflower" group. Gentle seated exercise.


Tel. 01200 453076/453077.


Centre Every Wednesday night. Kai Karate Club.


Knowle Green


Church Friday March 1st at 730 p.m.


An evening with internationally : renowned violinist Serguei


: GisbumStiik


House Hotel Every Thursday at 7 p.m.


:


Popov. Entry is free. For details : phone Pastor Chris Okpoti on • • 01254878394.


Trinity Community i i


e v e n ts c a n b e fo u n d in th e a d - ■" W HAT'SON p le a se p h o n e


: holders of The Grand’s Affin'rty • Card., : Friday March 1st at 7 p.m. : Chantel McGregor and The I Mentulls. Voted "Female : VocaIrstoftheYear'atthe - - 2012 Bntrsh Blues Awards, :■ Chantel brings her bluesy rock repertorre to Clrtheroe. Tickets are £11. Saturday Match 2nd, 7 p.m. UK Fbo Rghters plus support One of the UK’s mosttalked about emerging tribute bands plays Dave Grohl’s and the Foos greatest hits. Tickets are £8. Tuesday March 5th, 7 p.m. Hot 8 Brass Band. Authentic New Orleans jazz comes to The Grand. Tickets are £ 12 .5 0. Friday Match ^ from noon to 2 p.m. Urncheon jazz with Jeriatric Jazz Admission is £3 o r£1.50 to


; Women’s weekly personal ‘ : development group, “Isn’t tt


I Rrsft Choice


• time 2bu?". Contact Carolyne : Lobb on 01200 445258 for- • further details. '


iCrecOt Union : Fridays from 2 to 3 p.m. • At Citizens’Advice Bureau, : Wesleyan Row, Parson Lane, ■


• Clitheroe. Rrst Choice Credit : Union for savings accounts • and affordable loans. Open to ; all Ribble Valley residents. T e l.' ; 01706 215082 or log on to : wvyw.firstchoiceciflco.uk.


;BiHington&


i LanghdViliegeHall ;■ Daily.


: Pre-school playgroup. Indoor and I outdoor play areas.


: Tel. 07986 255643 forfurther : information.


: Every Monday afteriioon. I Leisure club for over-55s to


: make friends, play dominoes, I scrabble and table tennis. : New friends welcome, tel. : 01254823794. Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. Zumba. Frtness class open to a ll. Cost is £3.50 per person. Fbrfurther information,


telephone Jennifer Green on 01254 296122 or-email jennifer.green@brfctrusLco.uk.


Every Tuesday from &-15 p.m. to 10 p.m.


Beginners’ ballroom dancing : cla sses.


• ' :


-Tel. 07732 826176 for details. : Wednesday evenings. WarcockArchers. Fbrdetails, - • tel. 01254 248317


: Thur^ay evenings.


Badminton club. New players ,- needed. All welcome. Also,


. ^ : :


value for money court h ire - available. Fbrdetails, tel. 07772 : 790954. “


Angela Westweil j SdKioi of Dance,


; Clilheroe : T u e ^ y s at 10 a.m. and ; Saturdays at 930 a.m. : Dancing Babies. Dance class for \ children aged from two years. : Wednesdays from 8 p.ih.


; Ladies; adult ballet class. Cost £ 4 .


-


: ' classes and to enrol for RAD : balleL IDTA modem jazz and : - tap (all grades), telephone


: Whalley .


j Methoriist Church • Every Tuesday between • 9*15 and 11 a.m. ; Uttle Rshes group for toddlers : and babies with parents or : carers.


i Whalley Counby


: DanceCkoup Fridayis, 730 to 930 p.m. Class meets in Whalley Methodist Church. Beginners. are welcome and there is no need to bring a partner. Cost is £3 per class including


tea and biscuits. Fbr details tel. 01282770702.


LipReading&


Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. Free lip reading classes


•


open to everyone. Held in the : meeting room at Clitheroe Library (there will be a 30p . charge for refreshments). Fbr details, email teacher Carol Riley at cariley@talk21.c6m or telephone on 01200 426769. j


: The Grand


Friday Mareh 1st from noon to 2 p.m. Livejazz over lunch with the Pendle Jazz Men.


: :


: : Fbrfurther Information on these 0 l2 0 0 444211 orvisitwww.


: angelawestwellschoolofdance. : com.


. 6 3 0 p.m. The Grabbles. Awards night to


holders of The Grand’s Affinrty Card. ■ Saturday March 9th at '


; celebrate the achievements of : the recent Grab event schools’ . ; talent contest i Tuesday M a^ 12th, 7 p.m. • Ladies’ Rim night "Burlesque".


: Tickets are £14.50 inclusive of I two course supper.


: Tobookarryoftheabove.tel. i 01200421599.


j Clittieroe Bridge i Club


j Monday March 11th. : Thursday March 14th.


i Clitheroe : Naturalists’


: Society I Thursday March 7th at : 7 3 0 p.m.


: Meet in S t Mary’s Centre,


I Springtime Journey Through : Western Australia".


: Fbrdetails phone Frank on ; 01200446847.


Mahagiiig Hearing i Loss


: Thursday February 2Sth. • Monday March 4tb. : Thursday March 7th.


: In Chatbum School Hall at ; 7-15 p.m. Improvers and : experienced players rArelcome.


• for Rrbchester. Jane Donnellv ; 01254248713. .


: Stepping Out ; Thursday February 28th at 1 3 0 p.m .-


Meet at Hrghmoor, Clitheroe', for walk of up to seven m iles.' Friday March 1st, 130 p.m. Meet at Platfonn Gallery, Clrtheroe, for up to 3 .5 miles. Sunday March 3rd, 2 p.m.!


. Meet at Whalley Bus Station for walk of up to 1 .5 miles. Monday March 4th, 130 p.m.


Meet at Chipping car park for walk of up to 4 .5 miles.


Thursday March 7th, 130 p.m.


Meet in School Lane, Stocks Reservoir, for up to seven miles Friday March 8tb, 130 p.m. Meet at Platfonn Gallery, Clitheroe, for up to 3 .5 miles.


; Sunday March 10th at 2 I p.m.


; Meet at Platform Gallery, : Clitheroe, for up to 1.5 miles.


: Monday Match 11th at \


1 3 0 p.m. Meet at Spring Wood car park,


: Tuesday March 12th at '■


: Whalley, fbr up to 4.5 miles. 1030 a.m.


: Meet at White Coppice Cricket


I Club car park for walk of up : to seven miles with stops for • launch and to take in views, ; flora and fauna. .


i Thursday March 14th at : 13 0 p.m.


; MeetatRibchestercaraprkfor : walk of up to seven miles. : Walks are free to join. Fbrfurther ; infomiation telephone Bam'e : Williams on 01200 4 1 4 4^ .


: WestBr^lfonl


j Village Hall : Mondays 6-45 to 7-45 p.m. : Tai Chi. Fbrfurther infonnation,


I telephene 01200 4233672. : Mondays from 8 to 10 p.m. I Sequence dancing. Fbr details ; phone 01995 61434.


: Church Brow, Clitheroe, fortalk •


: by Steuart and Anita Kellington : : entitled "A Spectacular


:


: :


: Zumba. Fbr details, ring 01200 I 425008.


: Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. •


Clitheroe Ramblers i Saturday March 2nd at 9 3 0 a.m.


MeetatChesterAvenuecar Tuesday March 5th, 10 a.m,


, MeetatChesterAvenuecar park for Longridge. Andrew


Waring 01772782178.


Saturday March 9th at 9 3 0 a.m.


:


Meet Chester Avenue car park for Bleasdale Fells from Delph Larte. Registered assistance dogs only. Ben Brown 01254 822851.


Tuesday March 12th, 1 p.m. Meet Chester Avenue car park


: •


park for Otiey (12 miles). Robert = Eccles 07795 250502. -


: Wednesdays 9-15 to 1 1 a.m. : Mothers and toddlers group. : Ring 01200 423672 for details. : Thursdays 730 to 930 p.m. Short rnat indoor bowling. Fbr further infbrmatien, telephone 01200429626. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 6 to 9 p.m.. Gym club. Fbr details, telephone 01200423424. Fridays from 2 to 4 p.m. New bridge group. Players welcome but must be experienced or improvers.


Saturday March 9th at 730 p.m.


John Bowdler. Blackpool' Tovrer organist plays music for listening, darrcingand socialising. Tickets at £10


include a hot supperwith proceeds to S t Catherine’s


Church, West Bradford. To book phone 01200 429947,


424311 or 423994. owle Green linage Hall


^nday MarchJJrd from 1230 ,'m.


Jemorial Luncheon with The Sylvan Bund. Bring own drinks. Eketsare£12. uesdays March 5th and 12th 18 p.m. he dancing with Sharon. Beginners


^ y s welcome, lis ts £2.50 inclusive of ifreshments.


Wednesday March 6th at 730 Km. Military Whist and dominoes.' % play costs £1.50 inclusive of Jfreshments.


- hursday March 7th from


iincheon concert featuring pianist Bnathan Rsher. hursday Maroh 14th from M n .


In ch time concert featuring James


ftnalet on celio and pianist Simon £llaghan. Bncerts followed by lunch. Tickets


je £15 inclusive of iunch o r £ ll for


Bnceitonly. Accompanied chiidren |y £ 7 . To book, teiephone 01200 25629 or07814 782144 up to


£ 0 p.m. on the day before the Drfonnances. Please state if a igetarian meai is required, londay March U th at 730 Bm.


[hist and dominoes. To plays costs


J .5 0 including refreshments, lednesday March 13th at *30 p.m. Jvanced sequence dancing, p dance costs £3 inciuding jffeshments.


[imington M^orial te


irery Monday at 73 0 p.m. poor bowls. rst Tuesday of the month at 30 p.m..


[omen’s Institute. t Wednesday of the month


om noon.


Jncheon Club. frery Thursday at 8 p.m.


Sdies’ table tennis and also. |ooker(opentoall). ^ery second S ^ rd a y at 730


hist and dominoes. -


Drftirther details, visit www. Biington.oig.


(jlaidbum Viilqge iturday March 1 st and 2nd


all


Mrsday February 28th at 30 p.m. and also FMday and


^urday matinee Be Slaidbum Players present ilic e in Pantoland".


fedMonal family panto, fckets are £6 for adults and £3


If children and are available by leohoning Heather on 01200 •=’ 49 or emailIngTracy at X17ankers@hotmall.co.uk.


/addington 9day March 1st and Saturday prch2nd.


kaddington Club, -


51st Waddington Beer Festival. >g Inn, Whalley


3. ^ r se t eccentric walked with a iong step (6) 4. The others do without reconstruction of 3 (4) 5. Originating from a rebeilion (7) 6. Seize facts on ice (10)


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14. Recommend no amateurto sit (7) 16. It can't be taken straighL of course (6) -


19. Chosen in the literary sense (5) 20. Make sin thin, for example (4)


's able to produce tin for cooking (81 ‘


by former newspaper charge (10)


For information anii news online 24 hours a day, seven days’ a week — visit


our website - ' ' WWW. clitheroe. adyertiser.co.uk


lursday March 7th from 9 kn mic night for local musicians


Jd vocalists. Play and listen. [further details, e"mail


'doghouse@gmail.com.


pcholas’Church 3ll off Wesley Bt, Sabden)


I Link (St


dnesday March 6th, 7 p.m. ^hocolateMan. ■


fP fester treat Demonstration of A chocolate IS made. are £5 inclusive o f ;


leshments.Fbrftjrther details. |phone 01282 778464.


fub prsday March 7th,’8p.m. v


Ibble Valley Jazz


# sextet We Ree Kings,Ted by • BophonistTobyGreenwood, play jAtnum Cafe Bar at Clitheroe


* t same time with 13 0 p.m.


Castle Museum. Tickets are £ 8 for members, £10 non members.


French Circle O f


Ribblesdale Monday March U th , 7-30 p,m. Practice your holiday French and celebrate alt things French with circle ™mbere in the Great Hall at Whalley Abbey. Fbr details on the group, visit vww.ceiclefribblesdale.co.uk.


Ribble Valley


Diabetic Gtoup Monday March U th , 7 30 p.m. Meet at Clitheroe Rugby Club in


jjttlemoor Road, Clitheroe, fortalk by Peter l^ne, of Happy Shoes, on his Happy Feet shoe insoles. Fbrfurther infomiation on the group, telephone Mr G. Dixon on D1254 245611.


Ribbie Fun Club Every Sunday at 730 p.m.


Rim club that meets in the New Inn Parsons Lane, Clitheroe, to show world cinema and British films, including contemporaiy, classic,


documentaries and animation. To join costs£15 peryear. No entrance charge for screenings. Turn up or telephone D12DD 424444 for further details.


RibFestlS


Friday March 1st to Sunday Mareh 3rd.


Electic threetiay musical e^vaganza held in Chipping Village Hall and featuring Ian McNabb and


Ian Prowse, who recently enjoyed chart topping success as a member of the Hillsborough Collective, The Travelling Band and many others. Fbr further information and tickets


telephone D1772 866171 or D7824 48841D.


Hoghton Tower Thursday Mareh 14th from


7-15 p.m. (also Friday March 15 th).


Ghost tour dinner. Led by silent torchbearers and to include halls, underground passages and well house. H olto n Tower is reputedly Britain’s third most haunted house. Mulled wine on arrival. Dinner on finishing tour. Tickets are £25 per person and must be prebooked. To book, telephone D1254 852986.


Clitheroe


Mountaineering Club Friday March 1st to Sunday 3rd


Meet at High House climbing huL Seathwaite in Borrowdale. Details


from Ellen Darby D1254 248221. Thursday March 7th at 9 a.m. Meet in Malham, leaving Clitheroe


cricket club car park a t9 a .m . Details Sue Hembuiy 01200 423932. Sunday March 10th. Day rock climbing meet Details froTn Anne Daykin 0120D 425841.


Loiigridge Civic Haii Wednesday March 6th Moky Dance Frtness Classes. Fbr more details see www.mokyfit.co.uk orwww.facebook.com/mokyfiL Tel. 01946 825153. CosL £5 per class or£20 fbrfive classes.


Die Sanctuary of


Healing, Lan^io Monday Mareh 11th Ribble Valley Meditation Group- Prsces New Moon. Fbr more details contact sheilafish6@aol.com, visit


www.ribblevalleymeditation.co.uk or tel. 01254 825976. Cost free.


Nazareth Unitarian


Church, Padiham Tuesday Mareh 12th Lowther Castle Gardens: their history and restoration-NationalTrust lecture by Andrew Mercer. Cost Members £ 1 , noiHnembers£2.


Clitheroe Garden


Club Wednesday Mareh 6th at 730 p.m. Monthly meeting at Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club, Brownlow Street John Steedmah will talk , about ’The Living Soil’. This talk is about knowing and caring fbryour soil,Tncluding the different ways of feeding it and howto make your own composL Admission fee £2 for non- members. ,


( 1 .


Hugh Cornwell, formerly of the Stranglers. Graharri will lead his band in a two-day


MUSICIAN Graham Windle and his wife Pam are aiming to rock Crete with money­ raising concerts to help the new poor. The couple, both in their late 50s, upped


sticks and nioved two years ago from Dunsop Brirjge to a little village near the resort of Sitia, in the east of the Greek island, to start a new life in the sun as full­ time writers. But the Eurozone crisis, which has hit Greece harder than most countries, prompted them take action with their own version of Live Aid, and the project has taken over their lives.


Under the banner Bands Against Poverty,


the couple and their fellow volunteersj^re organising concerts with cheap admission fees - about three Euros - to help local charities for people who have ended up in


the poverty trap through no fault of their own. Graham is lead guitarist and singer with


his group G B Blues Band Crete. The band played to 40,000 people at


Crete's huge Matala beach festival lart year to support good causes against drugs and poverty, and are doing so again in june this year, when the star line-up will include


festival at Sitia. on March 22nd and 23rd, joining an eclectic mix of bands and soloists who will play for free, using loaned sound tystems, in a theatre provided free by the local council. The sound technicians and photographers are also helping out without payment. Local radio and newspapers are backing


the event, and money raised wilj go to an existing charity organisation, Sitia's


- .


Municipal Social Supermarket, the equivalent of the food banks springing up |n Britain today. The campaign's slogan is 'together we can make a difference." "We are hoping that we can get other


groups in other towns to do the same so that it will take off throughout Greece," said Graham,


"So fer we've been getting some very


positive vibes about the idea." Parfi added:"The people of Greece are wonderful, butthe/ve been getting a bad


press in other parts of Europe and accused of being laty. "They're actually very hard working,


veiy kind and patient, and welcoming of foreigners like ourselves, but they are struggling at this time and need help. We hope we can help to raise awareness of •


what's happening here." Pam said the Euro crisis had badly hit


tourism on Crete. "You can go to the beach and there are only 30 or so people there, where it used to be crowded.


"It's such a shame. Greece really is a


fantastic place to live in and visit, especially Crete."


Pam and Graham, who have been


married for more than 30 years, bought their holiday home in Crete eight years ago, loved the place and Its people, and • decided to move there permanently. Back in Britain.they have two sons;


Graeme, a teacher, and Paul, an assistant TV producer.


Pam, originaliy from Clitheroe and


Whalley, studied criminology at Lancaster University and obtained a PGCE from UCLan, hoping to lecture in criminology in Crete and write a case study book on the subject.


Graham, originally from Blackburn, is continuing his former job as a screen writer.


But Pam says: "At the moment our main priority is getting some much- needed


funds for the poor." The campaign's website in progress is ^


sitiabandsagainstpoverty.gr and you can • w see G B Blues Band (Crete) on Youtube.


A nightingale sang in... Glitheroef'


Children enjoyed an imaginative telling of


- Hans Christian Andersen's l 'The


Nightingale'at The Grand.


HUNDREDS of Ribble Valley children enjoyed a half-term treat


of magical stotytelling at The Grand, in Clitherpe, when they


heard Hans Christian Andersen's - enchanting fairytale "The Nightingale".


Presented by Rossendale-.


- Bamboo, The Nightingale story ■


based touring theatre Horse and . was beautifully crafted using


music. Written in T 844, The Nightingale


masks, puppets, animation, and a


was inspired by Andersen's love for the opera singer jenny Und, who was known as the Swedish f+jVI*


Nightingale. Because of his outstanding legacy of storytelling, we now celebrate Andersen's - birthday - April 2nd - as International Children's Book Day. +


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