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Gastro pub is backing local Fancy a falafel? charity’s work in the Valley S d X Tm S


by Duncan Smith duncan.smith


1@jpress.co.uk Twitter: @clithadvertiser


Staff at the Three Fishes pub and restaurant in Mitton are backing the local children's charity Child Action North- westto raise the profile of the peed for therapeutic counsel­


ling inthe Ribble Valley. It. is the latest in the line of Ribble Valley Inns, managed by the Northcote group, to raise funds for local charity through ascheme that collects a 2op donation on every cover. CraigBancroft,co-founder


of the Northcote Group, ex­ plained: “At the end of their meal, customers will find there is an option to make a 2op donation per head when paying their tab. “It’s entirely optional,


but we find it’s such a small amount that most people are happy to donate in this way. “Over the years we have


raised over £15,000 for char­ ities such as the Forest of Bowland, when we bought a Tramper vehicle, and East


Lancashire Alzheimer’s So­ ciety.” The 2op donations from


the Three Fishes will go to­ wards Child Action North­ west’s therapeutic counselling service, Jigsaw. B u s in e s sm an Roger


Dugdale, the founding pa­ tron of the fundraising group Raised in Ribble Valley, has launched a drive for local people to get behind the work that Child Action Northwest does with families experienc­ ing crisis in the borough. He said: “I am delighted


that the Three Fishes is sup­ porting this important cause, which is close to my heart. “I’m sure people will be


happy to help such a worth­ while cause that’s so close to home.” • Tickets are still availa­


ble for “An Intimate Evening” gourmet charity dinner at Northcote Manor. The evening includes


entertainment by Paul Do- bey, champagne, canapes and a three course meal. To book, call Margaret Evans on 01254 248165 or email evans. margaretgo@yahoo.com.


Roger Dugdale with NicolaTerry, fundraising managerfor Child Action


Northwest, PeterMelling and IanMoss, ofthe Three Fishes, with theirnew season menu.


byDu n c a nSm it h ' duncan.smithl@jpress.co.uk Twitter: @clithadvertiser


A Clitheroe restaurant is offering people the chance to sample a favourite food of the Middle East tomorrow (Friday) andatthesametime enter a competition to win a meal for two. Qzine Mediterranean


Bistro, & Burger House, which is located in Swan Court, just off Castle Street, is hosting a free falafel tast­ ing event from 2 until 3 pm. Mark Solomon, own­


er and head chef of Qzine, said: “Falafels are a favour­ ite street food of the Middle East and we wanted to share our passion for them with the residents and business­ es of Clitheroe by hosting a free tasting event. “A falafel’s main ingre­


dient is deep-fried minced chickpeas, which are com­ bined with herbs and sea-' soning. “We make our falafels


fresh every day, and they’re very healthy and nutritious.


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MarkSolomon, ownerand head chef of Qzine Mediterranean Bis-


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“Visitors to the event will


also be able to enter our com­ petition to win a meal for two to the value of £20. “F alafels a r e o n e o f our


ho u se spe cialitie s and we’re re a l ly lo o k in g fo rw a rd to p eo p le com ing along to the re s ta u ra n t to sample them.” • F or f u r th e r informa­


tion, call Qzine on 01200538 9740rv is i twww.qzine.c0.uk.


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