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Tltne3.ThursdaY. February 28.2013 JiODDER MOTOI^ SERVrrF« T Tn
2013 Depart
GOOD FRroAY - 29th MAPrn LLANDUDNO ■
EASTER SUNDAY - .-^Ist MAPrH
MONDAY 1st APRIT. YORK TUESDAY 2nd APRIT;
(Return at 5.00 pm)
BLACKPOOL / CLEVELEYS / FLEETWOOD THURSDAY 4th APRIT.
LIVERPOOL For Liverpool One Shopping Centre, Albert Dock and Shops, the New Museum of Liverpool, Maritime Museum, Tate Liverpool etc. MAY DAY - MONDAY fith MAY WHITBY(yra Thirsk) (Return at 5.00 pm)
P L E ^ E BOOK EXCURSION.S AT-.
ju r is t Information Centre The Platform Gallery, Clitheroe Teh 01200 425566 Thorougoods Newsagents 35/37 Waterloo Road, CUtheroe Tel: 01200 423155
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I'M COACH TOURS FOR 7013 •
LONDON 14-16 April 3 Days (2 nights Bed and Breakfast)' Victoria Park Plaza (near Victoria Station)
SCOTLAND 24 - 30 May 7 Days (6 nights Half Board) The Regent Hotel, The Esplanade, Oban
BOURNEMOUTH 1 - 7 Sept 7 Dpys (6 Nights Half Board) Ocean View Hotel, East Overcliff Drive
BATH & LONOr.FAT ,
21 - 24 Octol^er4 Days (3 Nights Half Board) Liinpley Stoke Hotel, Lower Limpley Stoke
THURSFORD. NORFOLK •n,
(Includes admission to Longleat House and Safari Park) . '
Tie Holiday Inn, Norwich (To see the very popular Christmas Extravaganza Show) ENQUIRIES RE TOUR.S AND
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.21-26November3Days(2 Nights Half Board) 01200422590/422473 f: ‘ in biking...
l^ c m double SRP £1099 OUR PRICE £1049 S Z S j
120cm/135cm Double SRP £499 | iso cm King s r p £1199 o u r SALE PRICE £2S9 SALE PRIC
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£229 • £245
£180 £365 £330
-Dawson’s 08.30
09.45 09.00 09.45 09.45
09.00 '
Adult Fare
£18.00 £12.00 £14.00 £10.00 £12.00
£18.00 Pupils
. in Glitheroe today (Thursday) and tomorrow to provide a free two- day “thinking skills” workshop for nine to 13-year-old pupils and educators. The workshop will be supported
gramme helps young people to un­ derstand the importance of pursu­ ing their dreams, and teaches skills and strategies to help turn those dreams into reality.-It was devel­ oped by Honda (UK) and a team of independent education experts as part of Honda’s commitment to giving back to the local communi­
by Greenacre Honda, also based in Clitheroe, and staff from the company will also participate in the workshop along with the stu­ dents and teachers. ' The . School of Dreams pro­
HONDA’S “School of Dreams” team will visit Moorland School
scheme which recognises this shar­ ing and doing, as well as offering financial assistance and a range of support materials. In many cases local Honda representatives have ■ become mentors, helping teams
of Dreams has been delivered in more than 180 schools across the UK, directly engaging around 8,500 students and educators. Additionally, the programme has been designed to create an on-gor ing legacy beyond each workshop. Students are encouraged to be­ come “Sharers” and “Doers”, by both taking what they have learnt and cascading it to others, and by organising team projects which aim to change something in their local community for the better. The programme runs an awards
ties in which it operates. Over the past five years. School
benefitted from the cascade nfo gramme.
^ . 'Jason Smith, Service Manager
at Greenacre Honda, said* “It is great to support the workshop in our local school.
they can
turn.their dreams into re­ ality by learning to use strategies in their early lives will undoubtedly have a positive effect on the lo'-
“To help children understand
helps achieve this goal. “We believe children and youne
tcal community and it is a pleasure adults deserve all the help theycan
For more information visit:
www.schoolofdreams.co.uk
urday, March 2nd, from. 10 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. at
an exceptional array of books, visitors can take along hooks for a free, valuation by professional’ antiquarian booksellers.
Centre hosts its annual book fair this weekend BOOK lovers will de­ scend on Clitheroe this weekend.when the St Mary’s Centre hosts its annual Antiquarian and Out-Of-Priht Bookfair. It takes place this Sari
Bonanza for lovers of literature as StMary’s Specialist dealers in a
the Church Street venue. As well as the chance to . browse and buy from
range of fields, including antiquarian, fine bind­ ings, childrens books, Lancashire local history, crime fiction, literature, natural history, illustrat­ ed, and military, will be sharing their knowledge with visitors at the event, organised by the coun­ try’s biggest antiquarian trade association - the PBFA.
raersgill, of Mellor, said: “Our members are ex­
Organiser Neil Sum-
perts in a wide variety of areas and the Clitheroe fair will be a chance for people to bring along books and manuscripts for a free valuation by
knowledgeable special­ ists.
still be handy for buy­ ing and selling books, but people like the reas­ surance of dealing with experienced sellers face- to-face. We keep hearr ing about the impending demise of books, but it is
“The internet might o be involved in a project which
of students .to turn their leaacv projects mto reality. It is estimated that to date more than 25,000 fur ther students and educators have
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throughout the country can be found on the web­ site at
www.pbfa.org
'a fact that the best books in most categories not only provide their own­ ers with lasting pleasure, but a shrewd investment as well. Demand for gpod quality books is as high as it’s ever been, and visitors to our fair will be able to browse, handle and buy books, prints and maps, from £1 to £1,000 and above.” Details of PBFA fairs
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DO you remember bike dealer­ ships of old?
to hnd a bike dealer at all, particu­ larly a good One..
tal^ in that unmistakable aroma ofCastrolR. Nowadays, it can be pretty hard
that combines the best of biking traditions with a hearty amount of
It is hard to find a dealership ).'>r.'i,New. and ■
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Used Sales ' arid MOT
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North West Honda bike dealer you are greeted by knowledgeable and; best of all, passionate people Bikers actually!
. :
that you could be in that dealer- ship you remember so fondly.
: their ride to Knqtt Eiid
pr.Devil’s Bridge - or their last tour of Scot- land or Europe..
. ^ / You get the distinct impression
' The atmosphere is sociable'and ' .everyone is swapping stories about
modern customer service. That’s where North West Hon­
The minute, you walk into a-
places where everyone went to have a chat about the biggest and best, exchange riding stories and
They were a haven for bikers,
A D V E R T IS IN G f e a t u r e
Davidson, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Tri- umph and Yamahal
rting in part exchange, including cars incidentally.
where in the coun"^ an7fhf levd 3
finance pack- : e f l l n S i r ^
^ ..^tomers also get the opportu- partsf'infp”''®^ P®rf°tmance
comprehensive range of helmets ^ oStomp*®’
parts range, including Akrapovic,
, In the clothing and accessory there is the mo^
2nd textiles! ■
Honda will take absolutely ahv- ^
West
have gone, but the bikes are no less mteresting. New and used Hondas are in abundance, but there is also the best pre-owned bikes from BMW, Ducati, Harley-
The smell of two-stroke mav
there is a special something for those that keep returning time af­ tertime.
cuit on the track days tri escape all the traffic and speed cameras for a day. Ever wondered if you could’ve been Valentino Rossi? Then look ■ no further! Ask the staff for more details.
road is your thing, there is the • chance to join the team on one of their many ride-outs through the Lakes and the Dales. . You can even head to a race cir­
expertise and the ability to service all tnakes and models. MOTs are carried out in-house and parts can be found for every motorcycle, both old and new. If getting out and about on the
' r ; So, there you have it. For all that
used to be and certainly don’t for­ get how it should be.
IS best in biking, visit North West Honda Motorcycles at Preston, The staff there remember how it
Workshops are brimming with
Remus, Gilles and Hyperpro to name but a few. The deals are fabulous and
The best beds in the lAOrU •
1500 pocket sprung, no turn memory foam mattress SRP SALE
90cm Single _______ 6S99__£225 135cm Double ISOcm Kinosize
OLD BED
SERVICE w TAT v \ r .
1 0-1 4 Burnley Road, Mill Street, Padiham
(Next to the Post Office) „
BB12 8BX Xel. 0 1 2 8 2 rT ’4 9 9 3 ^ r e s - t n g e b e d un<
roundabout opp McDonalds Blackburn BB1 3HV\/ Tel. 0 1 2 5 4 6 9 6 7 7 7 Free Customer Car Parking
bottom c Blackb
Free Cus1 i . c o . u k : Junction 6/M65 bottom of Burnley Road,' OPEN 7 D/VYS
£549 £289 £599 £329
SALE PRICE £399 | SALE PRICE £599 150cm
m i l l b r o o k
90cm Single 135cm Double 1 SOem'Kinosize
, 180cm Suoerkino V _______ _ 1 I________
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POCKE T SPRUNG, NATURAL FILLINGS, DOUBLE SIDED TURNABLE MATTRESS
Qgrin - £319 • r>gnr>
£369 £449 ,
SALE £269
9Qcm SIngte____ £249 135cm Double
150cm KinasizB
SPRING MATTRESS SRP SALE e99
SUPERB QUILTED
£299 £119 £329 £159
135cm Double 150cm Kinosize y^SOcm Suoerkino
90cm Single
1 0 0 0 p o c k e t SPRUNG MATTRESS S YEAR GUARANTEE . SRP .SALE • £359 £169 £499 £199 £599 £249
_£?99 £329y
FAIUIILY P B R I V A
SINCE 1959
'Alma Mill, Flart Street, Blackburn, BB1 1 HW (top of Cicely Lane) Next to Aquamania
Tel. 0 1 2 5 4 2 6 5 5 5 5 Free Customer Car Parking
SALE PRICE £499 I 180cm Super Kingsize SRP £899 |
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