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More than half of firms expect to increasetheir workforce in the next year, although many are worried that “burdensome" employment regulations could affect their business, according to a new report
@ The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said a survey of 3,000 companies also showed that three out of five increased pay in line with or above inflation last year. Around 57 per cent of
those polled said they paid employees at least the Living Wage, with those in catering among the least likely to pay it to all staff.
GENERAL VACANCIES
Small and m ed ium sized businesses and those
‘ in computing, mining and energy and construction are most likely to increase their workforce in the next year. Firms voiced concern that regulations to increase
paternity leave and pay, shared parental leave and pension. auto-enrolment will have a negative impact on their business. Around one in 10
. businesses said they offered zero-hours contracts, and most believed that plans to ban exclusivity clauses which tie workers to one employer will haye no impact. BCC director-general
John Longworth said: “These results show businesses
remain optimistic about both growth and pay prospects for their staff, despite the slowdown in the economic recovery. “Smaller businesses,
particularly in the IT, energy and construction sectors are most confident about job growth, so it is crucial that those businesses are able to find workers with the right skills to meet that demand. “This relies on schools and
businesses working together to develop the talents of our youngpeople.
“Businesses are flexible in
their working arrangements, recognising that the well being of their workforce im p r o v e s b u s i n e s s
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productivity and, in turn, has a positive impact on growth. “However, it is clear that
businesses are concerned that additional employment regulation, which can be time- consuming and costly, will affect their bottom line and hamper future jobs growth. “The major ity o f our
members alreadyofferflexible working, so legislating in this
area is unnecessary, and will likely push up business costs. “What we want to see
is better engagement with businesses, to help prevent unnecessary regulations, and for the process to be simpler when trying to implement regulations that are truly important.”
Tommi Meadows (s).
Disappointment for Tommi at Anglesey
Tommi Meadows travelled , down to Anglesey Circuit last weekend to compete in the penultimate round of his firs t season rallying in the Junior 1000 Rally Championship.
The Bowland High school pu pil has tasted the highs and lows of motorsport this year, and was looking forward to wh'at was set to be a chal lenging two-day event which contained stages in the dark on Saturday night, bringing a whole new experience for some of the drivers in the championship, aged between 14 and 17.
After settlingbackintothe
car on stage one, the 14-year- old set fifth fastest time of 23
junior drivers on the second stage, two seconds slower
FirstOivNorth P W D L Pt> Darlington 1883 15 10 3 2 33 Droylsden ! 16 11 0 5 33 Salford City
FOOTBALL EVO-STIK FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Harrogate Railway 16 5 4 7 19 KendalTown OssettTown
15 5
Prescot Cables ' 14 2 6 6 12 NewMills
Padihem . - ■ 16 2 3
17 3. 4 10 13 15 2 4 9 10
11 9 LAWSON-TAYLOR SOLICITORS EAST
■ Feniscowles & Pleasington 2. Mill Hill 2; Rock Rovers 7, Stacksteads § J
1.Second Division:.
„ (ANCASHIREFOOTBAU LEAGUE Rexufts, Rrit Division: Burnley Belvedere }. Ungho 2; Enfield 2, Reao United 2;
Oswaldtwistle SM 2, Enfield 2; Read United 20, Barrowfbrd Celtic 0; Stacksteads SJ 4, Rock Rovers 5; Whinney Hill 7, Waddington 2.
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'• Reterve Division: Langho 2, Feniscowles & Pleasington 1: Mill HII 1, Rimington 4; l, tnneld Z;
United^; Prairie.United FC'9,-Worsthome I. KM A nM n n iit l lU K I Anntin 0 Cenleiuuil/iii . uiiiiouji; rraine unnen ru a, norsuiunie
BamoldswckTown FC 3, AFC Darwen 5; Colne United 1. Waddington 0; Peel Park 1, Rishton
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WarrinptonTown 11 4 2 5 14 Radcliffe Borough 16 2 8 6 14 Ossett Albion
firighouseTown 15 4 4 7 16 Burscough
17 4 4 9 16
Lancaster City 14 6 4 4 22 CUTHEROE
15 4 6 5 18 14 4 4 6 16
Bamber Bridge 14 7 4 3 25 SpennymoorTown 11 7 2 2 23 Parsley AFC Mosstey
Northwich Victoria 15 9 2 4 29 Scarborough Ath 15 8
14 10 3 1 33 1 6 25
13 7 2 4 23 14 7 2 5 23
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than the fastest Nissan Micra driver Seb Perez. Conditions deteriorated
asthedayworeon,andasthe rally moved into the night, the
wind and rain made stayingon the road a challenge in itself. “We started day one really
well - 1 was pleased with the pace,” said Tommi, “However 1 was way too cautious in the dark stages, so we dropped back down the leaderboard. “I was a little disappointed,
although this year is meant to be all about learning and gain ing experience - overall results aren’t everything - the best re sults can wait until next year.” Day two dawned and the
crews were happier to see clear blue sky over the race circuit, meaning the grip lev els would be high. “I set out to
FirstDivilion P Thelvy
Burnley Athletic 6 Burnley Belvedere 9 Oswaldtwistle SM 7 ReadUtd Enfield
Rock Rovers Mill Hill
9 8
Barrowford Celtic 6 StacksteadSJ 8 Feniscowles langho
6 9
Second Division P
Colne United 8 Prairie United 8 AFC Darwen - 8 Rishton United 7 BarnoldswickTn . 7 Whinney Hill
Oswaldtwistle St M11 Waddington
Worsthome Waddington Reserve Division ReadUtd Whinney Hill Rimington Langho Mill Hill Burnley Belvedere 8 Stacksteads SJ 10 Rock Rovers Feniscowles Enfield
Rosegrave Railway 7 Peel Park
5 8
8 1
7 6
1 1
6 1 6 0
10 8 6
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Barrawford Celtic 7 Fixtures, Saturday,
5 3 3 3 1 3 1 2 1 1
1 1 Rimington
9 7 8 8
W O L Pts
2 21 0 21
3 15 2 14 1 13 4 13 2 13 6 7 4 6
4 6 6 6
W D L Pts 1 2
3 5 7 4
1 6 10
. 3 18 1 2 16 1 6 10
0 5 9 2 6
8 5 8 4
First Division: M 1 1. 5 4
2 18 2 18 2 16 1 16 3 12 0 11 5 6 7 3 5 3 6 0 L Pts 1 25 1 22 1 19 3 .19
try and get my times as close to Seb’s as possible,” explained
1 Tommi, “One of my main fo cuses for Sunday was my line -1 made an effort to try and use as much of the circuit as pos sible in order to carry more speed throughout the stages.” Just as Meadows and co
driver Ian Oakey were starting to climb back up the leader- board, their Nissan Micra would not start before stage 14. With help from other par ents and mechanics, the crew tried to get the car going but unfortunately a finish wasn’t to be, and the problem could not be cured in time.” Tommi is hoping to be
back out for the final round at Blyton Circuit, organised by
Clitheroe Motor Club, in three weeks’ time.
Hill v Langho; Read United v Feniscowles & Pleasington; Rimington v Enfield. Second Division: Rosegrove Railway v Waddington. Reserve Division: Feniscowfes & Pleasington v Read United; Langho v Rimington; Waddington v Barrawford Celtic.
Results: Globe Bullough 0, Billington 3; Church Town 2, Bee's Knees 0; Bay Horse 18, Royal Oak 1;Sabden FC 5, Heys Inn 3;Rhoden Inn 5, Great Harwood Rovers 3.
HARRY DEWHURST SUNDAY MEMORIAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Bay Horse ■ 11 10 0 1 30 ChurahTown 10 8 0 2 24 Sabden Heys
Fixtures, Sunday: Church Town v Globe Bullough; Billington v Rhoden Inn; Bees Knees v Bay Horse; Royal Oak v Sabden FC; Dog Inn vHeys.
Globe Bullough 12 5 0 7 15 Gt Harwood Rovers 10 4 2 4 14 Billington Royal Oak Arden
Bee's Knees
Rhoden Dog Inn
11 2 0 9 6 12 1 0 11 3 10 0 0 10 0
SNOOKER
CLITHEROE ANDDISTRICTSNOOKER LEAGUE
Results: Con Club 10, Billington 2; Clitheroe 2, Chatbum A 10; Social B 0, Social Club A 12; Low Moor B 4, R.B. Legion 8; Waddington 4, Low Moor
A 8; Sllaidbum 8, Read 4; Chathum B 8, Catholic Club 4; .
10 8 0 2 24 ' 10 8 0 2 24 12 7 0 5 21 10 5 1 4 16
12 5 1 6 16 ■ P W D L Pts
bunch at MyttonFold
John B e rry was thepick of the bunch when he won this week’s Winter Singles at Mytton Fold Golf Club.
His 32 points over the short ened 16-hole winter course was just enough to hold off both Frank Hindle, who finished second, and Paul Ashworth, who was third, fol lowing a card play-off. Just out of the prizes were
Frank Havard and Steve Wor- rall, who both finished just one point in arrears. Top lady on the day was
Brenda Griffith, with Joanne Allen second, and Allison Nuttall third.
There werejust two twos,
with Jean Van Boeckel (at the eighth) and Frank Havard (at the ninth) dividing the spoils. In the Winter Pairs, the De
Lacy pairing of Mick Mahon and Frank Hindle held sway with an excellent 40 points, with the ever jolly Wayne Ivinson and John Welch just two points behind. Peter Fox/Phil Ryan and
Gary Ashton/Nigel Fairhurst topped out the leading run ners, both pairings carding 36 points.
A full field of golfers were . LowMoorA
ChatbumA R-B.Legion
SocialClubA 4 2 0 2 30 ■ Low Moor B Waddington B Con Club
Social Club B
Billington B Slaidbum
Catholic Club Chatbum B Clitheroe Read
4 1 2 1 24 4 2 0 2 24 4 2 0 2 23 4 1 1 2 22 4 2 0 2 22 4 2 0 2 22 . 4 0 2 2 20 4 1 0 3 19 4 1 1 2 IB 4 1 0 3 14
Fixtures, tonight Low Moor A v Chatbum B; Catholic Club v Social B; Social A v Clitheroe; Chatbum A v Con Club; Billington v RB.Legion; ReadvWaddington;SlaidbumvLowMoorB.
POOL J IM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOLLEAGUE
RB legion A 18 15 0 3 179 Billington B
Premier . BuckA
HorseshoeA 18 5 3 10 99 Horseshoe B ' 18 2 4 12 91 BayHorse St Peters A DogWhalley Division One Billington A RoyalOakA. BuckB
RoseS Crown 18 11 2 5 149 Castle
P W D L P IB 18 0 0 207
18 .11 1 6 156 IB 8 3 7 121
18 2 3 13 87 18 4 3 11 87 18 3 3 12 84 P W D L P 18 18 0 0 188 18 10 3 5 141 18 9 1 8135
P W D L P 4 4 0 0 35 4 3 0 1 33 4 2 2 0 30
blessed with good weather in October for the Midweek Social Final, played over the 16-hole winter course. Mid-weekwinnersplayed for the three main prizes with
joint organiser Steve Korab victorious with a creditable 37 points. Having dropped shots in
the early part of his round, the back nine level par per formance saw him win the main prize.
Second and third went to
good friends Graham Slater (36 points) and Craig Hall (34 points) to complete themain competition. However in the subsidiary
event; players who had not won during the season; star of the day went to Alex Hal- sall, aged seven, who played his best round ever on the Mytton Fold course equal ling Steve’s score of37points. His dad, Dave had pur
chased a new wedge for Alex the previous day.andheused it to great effect on at least five holes by holinghis put follow ing his lob shots!
KingsArmsB 14 6 5 3 116 Read Con Club 14 7 2 5 106 Dog Sports Bar 14 8-1 5 103 RB Legion C Buchaneers
Royal British Legion 14 9 3 2 122 Delacy
DeLacyB ' 18 7 0 11 105 WhiteLionA 18 1 0 17 76 DnrisionTwo
P W D L P 14 9 2 3 117
14 5 1 8 95 14 3 2 9 76
Read Con Club v Pendle Witch; White Nart v DelacyA.
• DARTS , Legion Pendle Inn JudgeWalrnsley 3 2 0 1 17 Catholic Club
4 4 0 0 21 3 3 0 0 19
P WD LP 4 4 0 0 30
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CUTHEROEMEN’S WINTER DARTS LEAGUE
KingsArmsA 14 1 0 13 42 Fixtures, November 13th, Winter League, Premier Division: Billington A v Waggon & Horses A; Buck A v Horseshoe A; Horseshoe B v Castle; Rose & Crown v White Lion B; Royal British Legion A v Dog Whalley. Division One: Bay Horse v Buck B; Royal Oak A v Rose & Crown A; Waddington Social Club v St Peters A; Waggon & Horses B v Royal British Legion; Whiteuon A v Stork. Division Two: Buck C v Low Moor; Judge Walmsley A v Dog Sports Ban Kings Arms B v Royaf British Legion C;
WaggonS Horses A 18 7 6 5 130 RoseSCrownA 18 9 2 7 128 Waggon S Horses B 18 5 3 10118 Stork
18 5 1 12105 WhiteLionB 18 11 0 7 134
Thursday,November6,2014
www.clith0roeadvertiser.co.uk CUTHEROEADVERTISER&HMES I SPORT: INFORMATION DESK Berry is the
Entries being taken for Xmas ® half-marathon
Racepace, whose head coach Rodger Wilkins hails from Clitheroe, have organised - a Christmas half-marathon with a difference. On Saturday, December 20th, you are invited tojoin the Lancashire Trail Runners • for a stunning half-marathon • trail run, taking in Entwistle, Wayoh and Jumbles reser voirs to the north of Bolton. Therunwillbeatasocial
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pace.andsuitabletoanyone who runs on a relatively
regular basis, so don't let the distance put you off. Everyone will be in the Christ mas spirit so please feel free to dress accordingly! The Christmas Half-Mara-
thon 2014 is £10 per person. To book your place and re ceive all the relevant informa tion, please contact Rodger@
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Racepace.co.uk Racepace also hold junior ^ indoor cycling sessions on Fridays from 4-45 to 5-45 p.m. atStudioramaon Brownhill roundabout. If your child is aged 10-18 and is interested in joining in, all they need is a bike in good
working order, a drinkand a small towel.
Racepace provide all the in
door turbo trainers to mount your bike on. Thesession is open to all abili ties and the emphasis will be ~ 1 on having fun while enjoying some healthy exercise. For more information, agsain
contactRodgerattheabove e-mail address.
Brown Cow Original 3 1 0 2 12 White Lion
Brown Cow Allstars 4 1 0 3 16 Brown Cow Cowt>oy 4 1 0 3 14 Swan&Royal
v Catholic Club; Pendle Inn v Brawn Cow Cowboys. CLITHEROE & DISTRICT DARTS AND A
n ^ DOMINOES LEAGUE Results, Darts: Brown Cow (Chatbum) 7, Reg Inn-2; Brown Cow (Clitheroe} 4, Pendle Witch 5; Conservative Club 8. Rose & Crown 1; Horseshoe 8, Buck Inn 1; R.B.Legion A 7, kBlegronJB 2. Dominoes: Brown Cow ICjjathum) 13, Dog Inn 8: Brown Cow 3 P th b ro e i 12, Pendfe Witch 9: Conservative 111
o l i ' & Crown 10; horseshoe 11, Buck Inn 10; RBLenion A 9. R.B.legion B 12. *
High Scores:180, M. Paul, l i Yeoman; 140, P.
• car (er3 2l F' Sculpher x2,J. Hargreaves x2, S. Capstick, R. Jones, T. Peel, S.Celdard, P.
• r & Eranson, M. Proctor, P. Herbert;
HertjErt, R. Barrett, M. Booth; 135. S, K o rn y j t 130' K- Yeoman; 1$5, C u r t is '^
. x2, L Parfitt x2, B. Parsons, J . Schofield, R. Jones, D. Walker, D. Hargreaves, D. Starkie,
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xlD.Graham x3, M. Booth x3,W. Jones x2, P. Herbert x2, S. Komy x2, S, Porter x2, G. Wallbank x2, J . Harareaves x2, P. Parker x2, F. Sculpher
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D.Marsh;11B, _ irmCM°nety 2, gudgeon; 114, J . Ridgway; ®
Fixtures, November 10th: Horseshoe v .% White Lion; Brawn Cow Allstars v Low Moor; Brown Cow Originals v Swan & Royal; Legion
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