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Toba Included In the CntheroeAdvertiserandllmes listings send an e-mail tojulie.frankland@jpress.co.uk.co.uk or send details to The CIKheroe Advertiser andTimes,3King Street, Clitheroe,BB72EW Entries must be submitted by 5pm on the Wednesday prior to publication. No responsibility can be accepted for wrong entries.


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THEGRAND Thursday, June 12th, at


K • 7 pm. National Theatre live broadcast: “A Small Family


“ Business”. Tickets £15 and £12.50. Friday, June 13 th, from 7


pm. Family fun night: “Wiz­ ard of Oz” theme. Tickets £4


q inclusive of food.' Saturday, June 14th, from 7


pm. UKFoo Fighters support­ ed by The Hero Complex and


— < Fret 64. Tickets £10. Wednesday, June 18th, at


7-30 pm'. Film night: “Kiss the Water”. Tickets £6: Friday, June 20th, from


6-30 pm (film screened at 8 pm). Film night: “Pantani: The Accidental death of a Cyclist”. ' Tickets £10 with supper or £6


© film only. Saturday, June 21st, from


7 pm. Roller and guests (rock/ pop). Tickets £5. Monday, June 23rd, from 7


,, pm. Royal Southern Brother­ hood (blues/rock). Tickets £15. To book tickets for events


at The Grand, call 01200 421599.


. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND . VILLAGE HAIL


Last Wednesday of the


month, from 7-30 pm. Whist and domino drive with raffle. To play costs £3, inclusive of a


_ light supper.


STEPPING OUT Thursday, June 12th,


at 1-30 pm. Meet at Mellor


' village hall for up to seven miles. At 7pm, meet at Spring Wood for up to 4.5 miles. Friday, June 13th, at 1-30


pm. Meet at Highmoor for up to 3.5 miles. Sunday, June 15th, at 2 pm. . MeetatPlatformGallery.Clit-


,f heroe, for up to 1.5 miles. Monday, June 16th, at 1-30


pm. Meet in salesbury for up to 4.5 miles.


I Wednesday, June 18th, at io-3oam.Meetat the Dressres Arms, Wheelton, for up to sev­ en miles with stops for views, flora, fauna and lunch. Take a packed lunch. Thursday, June 19th, at


1-30 pm. Meet in Parlick (road­ side parking near Fell Foot) for up to seven miles.


V At7pm,meetatHighMoor Park, Clitheroe, for up to 4.5 miles. Friday, June 20th, at 1-15


pm. Meet at Platform Gallery, Clitheroe, for car share walk' of up to 3.5 miles.


<-:•) Sunday, June 22nd, at 2 pm. Meet at Platform Gallery, Clitheroe, for up to 1.5 miles Monday, June 23rd, at 1-30


pm. Meet in Bolton-by-Bow- land for up to 4.5 miles. Tuesday, June24th, at 1-30


STMARY’SCENTRE Mondays, 9-30 to 11 am,


toddler group; 1 to 2-30 pm, ladies’ badminton; 3-30 to 5 pm, foster carers’ group; 6 to 7 pm, martial arts; 6 to 7-30 pm, Beavers; 7-30 to 9pm, Cubs; 7-30 to 9-30 pm, line dancing. Tuesdays, 6-30 to 9-30pm,


jujitsu. • Wednesdays, 10 to noon,


Spanish class; 4 to 7-30 pm, Little Voices; 6 to 7-30 pm, St Mary’s Brownies; 7-30 to 9 pm, St Mary’s Guides; 7-30 to 8-30 pm, belly dancing (women on­ ly), costs £5. For details, call Katy on 07780 708544. Thursdays, 10 to 11-30


am, yoga; 7-30 to 10 pm, Latin dancing.


Fridays, 10-30 to n-3oam,


line dancing; 3-30 to 5 pm, fos­ ter carers’ group; 6-30 to 9-30 pm, Techie Heaven. Saturday, June 14th, from


9 to 2 pm. NCT sale.


KNOWLEGREEN VILLAGE HALL Monday, June 16 th, at 7-30


pm. Whist and dominoes. To play costs £2 inclusive of tea and biscuits. Tuesdays, June 17th and


24th, at 8 pm. Line danc­ ing with Sharon. Cost £2.50, inclusive ofrefreshments. Be­ ginners welcome. Thursday, June 19th, at


noon. Luncheon concert. Fi­ nal concert of the spring 2014 series featuring the Pennine Piano Quartet. Concert fol­ lowed by lunch. Tickets £15 inclusive of lunch, £7 for ac­ companied children or £10 for concert only. If lunch is required, a reservation must be made by 5-30 pm on the day before the concert. To book, call 01200425629


or 07814 782144.


WESTBRADF0RD VILLAGEHALL


Mondays, from 6-30 to


7-30 pm. Tai chi. For further in formation, ca l l oi200 440523. From 8 to 10 pm. Sequencedancing.Fordetails, phone 01995 61434. Mondays, Wednesdaysand Thursdays, 6 to 9 pm. Gym


CLITHEROE COUNTRY MARKET


Every Tuesday, from 10 to


11-30 am, in the Lower Hall, Clitheroe United Reformed


club. For details, call 01200


423424- Tuesdays, from 7 to 8 pm,


Zumba. For details, call 01200 425008. Every first and third Tuesday, from 7 pm. Backgam­ mon Club. For details, call Ian 0007764796328. Every third Wednesday of


the month, at 7-30 pm. Whist and dominoes. Thursdays, from 1 to 2 pm.


Pilates. Take a mat. For details, call Janina on 07912 934407. Last Thursday o f the


month, from 7-30 pm. Village Garden Club. For details, call Marilyn on 01200 422097. Fridays, from 2 to 4 pm.


Bridge group. New players welcome, but must be expe­ rienced or improvers. For general information


and to hire hall, contact Annie Wildman on 07531854102 or via wbvhbooking secretary® gmail.com Saturday, June 14th, at 7-30


pm. An Evening in Two Parts, with Phil Knight and Compa­ ny. Songs and poems with a Lancashire theme followed by two course supper and danc­ ing to songs of the 1960s. Tickets £12 from any com­


mittee member or by call­ ing 01200 422097 or.01200 426669.


Church. Home-made pro­ duce and crafts plus locally grown plants and cut flowers. Refreshments from 9-30 am.


CLITHEROE RAMBLERS Saturday, Junei4th,at 9-30


am. Meet at Chester Avenue for Parlick. Josie Pickup 01772 785005. Tuesday, June 17th, at 10


am. Meet at Chester Avenue car park for Embsay (regis­ tered assistance dogs only). John Webb 01254 822968. Wednesday, June 18th,


at 7 pm. Meet at Salesbury CP School for evening walk. Patrick Gavin 01254 249500. Tuesday, June 24th, at 1


pm. Meet at Chester Avenue carparkforWittonPark. Nor­ man Hobson 01254 262463. Wednesday, June 25th, at


7 pm. Meet at West Bradford Village Hall for evening ram­ ble. Linda Reynolds 01200 441658.


BILLINGTONAND LANGHO VILLAGE HALL Daily, pre-school play­


group. Indoor and outdoor play areas. Call 07986 255643 for further information. Monday a f te rn o o n s ,


leisure club for over 55s.Play dominoes, Scrabble, table tennis etc. New friends welcome, tel. 01254 823794. - Tuesdays, from 8-15 to 10 pm. Beginners’ ballroom


am. Meet in the main carpark, Barley, for up to seven miles witn stops for views, flora, fau­ na and lunch. Take a packed lunch. Thursday, June 26th, at


1-30 pm. Meet at Beacon Fell. for up. to seven miles. At 7 pm, meet by the Bayley Arms, Hurst Green, for up to 4.5 miles. Walks are free to join. For further information, call ' Barrie on 01200 414484.


dancing classes. Tel. 07732


. 826176 for details. Wednesday evenings,


WarcockArchers. Fordetails, call 01254248317. Thursday evenings, bad­


minton club. New players welcome.


CLITHEROEGARDEN CLUB


. Every first Wednesday of


the month at 7-30 pm, club night: Members meet at Rib- blesdale Wanderers Cricket Club, off Brownlow Street, Clitheroe. New members welcome, whatever level of gardening ability.


Fair game for dad This coming Sunday is Fathers’ Day and if you haven’t


bought dad a present yet, why not check out what’s avail­ able at the summer fair on Saturday in Whalley Old Gram­ mar School Community Centre (pictured above). The fair is open from 10 to 4 pm and organisers are promising to have lots of gifts for sale with dad appeal. They also have a line-up of activities to keep youngsters entertained and competitions including a tombola and raffle to win “the ultimate Whalley shopping exprience”. In addition, there’s a silent auction and refreshments. Entry is free with proceeds to the 18th century building’s upkeep.


KNOWLEGREEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


. Fridays, from 9-30 to 11 am.


First Fruits Toddler Group. Term-time play session for children up to five years and their carers. Sundays, at 11 am. Family


service. Thursday, June 26th, at


2 pm. Thursday Fellowship featuring an illustrated talk by Steve and Mel Gilday on their recent motorcycle trip in northern India. All welcome.


FIRST CHOICE CREDITUNION


Fridays, from 2 to 3 pm. At


Citizens’ Advice Bureau, Wesleyan Row, Parson


Lane, Clitheroe. First Choice Credit Union for savings accounts and affordableloans. Call 01706 215082 or log on to www.firstchoicecu.co.uk


HURSTGREEN VILLAGEHALL


Thursdays in term time,


from 9-30 to 11-30 am. Little Hobbits group for toddlers and babies with their parents or carers. Cost: £1 for adults and £1 per child, inclusive of refreshments. For more in­ formation, email hurstgreen toddlers@hotmail.co.uk


WHALLEY VILLAGEHALL


Mondays at 11-15 am. Yoga.


Hour-long drop in class for men and women. Suitable for all fitness levels. For further details,emailadeleannscott@


gmail.com Wednesdaysat6-3o pm. Whalley Art Group. Fun painting and drawing class for beginners and intermedi­ ates. Newmembers welcome. For further details, call Jean Holton 01254 824825 or 0770 9259237.


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RIBBLE FUNCLUB Sundays, at 7-30 pm. Film


club. Meets in the New Inn, Parsons Lane, Clitheroe, to show world cinema and B r it ish films, in c lu d in g contemporary, classic, docu­ mentaries and animation. To


join costs £15 per calendar year. No entrance charge for screenings. Turn up on the nightorcalloi200424444for further details.


RIBBLEVAUEY * BREASTFRIENDS Mondays, from 1 to 3 pm.


Breast cancer support group. Meet Grindleton Pavillion.


ST MARY’S CHURCH HALL, LANGHO


Tuesdays, from 1-30 to


3 pm. Gentle exercise class organised by Age UK. Cost is £2.50. For further details, call 01200453073.


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS Saturday, Junei4th,at 9-30


am. Summer coach walk. Meet at Clitheroe Interchange for Condor Green. To book place, ring Jean on 01200 538646


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH


Mondays. Clitheroe Foo


bank, Bible study and Seoul Tuesdays, at 11 am. Ge


tie Exercise group. Sessit followed by refreshment chat. Cost £3, inclusive refreshments. Age UK acti ity. Tel. 01200 453076/45307 Also, Rainbows, Brownie Guides and Clover Club .


CLITHEROE CASTLE


MUSEUM Museum open daily from


noon to4pm. Admission costs £4 adults and £3 concessions. Accompanied children admit­ ted free. To Monday, June 30th.


Hunt for animals among the collections - children’s com­ petition plus craft to make animal finger puppets for sop charge.: • Every Saturday and Sunday


during opening hours, crafty fun for children. Each child pays sop to participate. Saturdays at 2 pm. S to ry '


time for children aged three to eight years. Mondays during term


time. Mystery object han­ dling (adults only). Intriguing objects from the collections introduced by a museum as­ sistant.


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(first Tuesday, alternate months).


Wednesdays. Clitheroe


Foodbank, Ladies’ Afternoon Fellowship (alternate weeks) and Trinity Ramblers. Thursdays; Guides and


Trinity Ramblers. Fridays. Clitheroe Food-


bank, Carer Group (third Fri­ day of the month) and TOFS (Tea on Friday - fun for all ag­ es. Term time only). Saturdays. Coffee Stop


- pop up snack bar to raise funds for redevelopment (last Saturday of the month). Sundays, at 10 and 6 pm.


Worship. For further details on above, call 07775 890733.


CHATBURN LIBRARY Saturday, June 14th to Fri­


day, June 20th. Adult Learning Week, including a free course “Online Basics” for those new to computing. For details, call Gary on 03001236703. Thursdays, 1-15 to 1-45 pm.


Story time for pre-school­ ers. Second Thursday of the month. Family history sur­ gery, Chatterbooks young person’s (eight to 12 years) reading group and Chatburn Book Group. For further in­ formation, call Gary on 0300 1236703.


CLITHEROE LIBRARY Every Thursday, from 9-30


am to noon. Braille It. Tel. 01200 426063. From 9-30 to 11-30 am, silver surfer drop- in session. Free help and guidance on ways to get more out of your computer. Tuesdays, at 2 pm. Toddler


Rhyme Time - term time only. Thursdays, at 10 am and


Saturdays, at 2 pm. Story time sessions, term time only.


CUTHEROEAUCTION MART


Sundays, from 7 to 4 pm.


Collectors’ market and car- boot. Indoor and outdoor ca­ pacity for more than 300 stalls. Stall prices from £15 with £5 discount for senior citizens on the final Sunday of the month. Unloading and set up from 7 am, with early trade buying admission from 7 to 8 am at £5. Public admission from 8 to 10 am costs £2, from 10 to noon £1.50 and from noon to 4 pm £1. To reserve stall space, call 01253 782828 or logon to www. hoylespromotions.co.uk


GRINDLETON PAVILION


Mondays, from 6 to 7-15 pm,


yoga. Contact Alison Knapper, alison@tax-easy.co.uk From


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7-30 to 8-30 pm, zumba. Con­ tact Caroline Waters, Caroline waters20@gmail.com Tuesdays, from 9-15 to 11-


15 am, mother and toddler group. Contact Annabella Towler, annabellaw8i@ hotmail.com From 7-36 to 9-30 pm, Ribblesdale Camera Club. Contact Dean Weaver, dwofclitheroe@gmail.com Wednesdays, from 10-45


to 11-45 am. Age UK tai chi (for over-sos). Contact Linda Salazar, lsalazar@ageuklancs. org.uk From 2 to 4 pm, short mat bowling. For details, tel. Jeff Marshall on 01200 440157. From 6-15 to 7-30 pm, yoga. Contact Alison Knapper, alison@tax-easy.co.uk. From 7 pm, beekeeping. For infor­ mation about beekeeping- classes, contact Janet Murray, scrubbers2001@aol.com First Thursday o f the


month at noon for 12-30 pm. Luncheon club. Open to all. To reserve a place, leave a mes­ sage on 07805 714217 or send en email to grindletonpavilion @gmail.com. Thursdays (ex­ cept second Thursday of the month), from 7-30 to g-30 pm, Craft & Chat. Contact Ann- Marie Proud, annmarie@ mickbond. co.uk Second Thursday of the month, WI. Contact Ann Connell, shudb- taylor@yahoo.co.uk Thursdays, from 7to 9 pm,


short mat bowling. For details, call Jeff Marshall on 01200 440157, Fridays, from 9-30 to 10-


30 am, yoga. Contact Alison Knapper, alison@tax-easy. co.uk Third Friday o f the month, from 7 to 10 pm, film club. Contact Mike Bazley, mike.bazley@gmail.com Saturdays, pm. Grindle­


ton FC. Contact Ray Powell, chairmanray@gmail.com Monthly. Tribal b e lly


dance workshop. For details, call Mandy Brennan on 01200 441551.


PENDLECLUB, LOWERGATE


Tuesdays, 7-30 pm. Se­


quence dancing for over 55s. Wednesdays, from 10-15 to 11-45 am. Yoga for beginners.


’ From2to4pm,YoungatHeart Club forgentle seated exercise and social. Both organised by Age UK.Fordetails,call 01200


453073/453077.


CLITHEROE UNITED REFORMEDCHURCH Tuesdays, noon to i-3opm.


Open church, including service of reflection at 12- 30pm. Saturday, June 14th, from


10 (03-30 pm. Monthly artisah craft market. Large variety of stalls selling unique cards and


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CHATBURN VILLAGEHALL


Tuesdays, fromio to noon,


and Fridays, from 12-45 to 2-45 pm, Painting for Pleasure watercolour classes. Suitable for beginners and more expe­ rienced artists. Demonstra­ tions, colour hand-outs or work on your own. For more details, call Judy


Tomlinson on 01254397724 or 07903 534646 or email paint­ ing 4pleasure@tiscali.c0.uk Wednesdays, from 7-30 to


9 pm. Yoga. For more details, call Pat Salmon on 01282 770192.


CLITHEROEFIRE STATION


Tuesdays, from 1 to 3 pm.


Clitheroe Crafty Corner. Free to join. Take your own mate­ rials to enjoy your craft with like-minded others. For further information,


call Iain on 07507 838975 or Elaine on 07508 056302.


TRINITY COMMUNITY CENTRE


Every Wednesday night.


Kai Karate Club. Every other Friday, from


12-30 to 3-30 pm. East Lan-. cashire People First. Drop-in session for local adults with learning disabilities. Enjoy film club, crafts, outings.


RIMINGTON INSTITUTE


Mondays, at 7-3opm. In­


door bowls. First Tuesdayofthe month


at 7-30 pm. Women’s Institute. Last Wednesday of the


month from noon. Luncheon club.


Thursdays, at 8 pm. Ladies’


table tennis and also snooker (open to all).


LANCASHIRE FAMILY HISTORY AND


HERALDRYSOCIETY Every second Tuesday of


the month, 7-30 pm at Clithe­


roe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road.


ST MICHAEL & STJOHN’SPARISH CENTRE, LOWERGATE


Every Monday evening. Ribble Valley Visually Im­


WADDINGTON METHODISTCHURCH Fridays, from 10 to 11-30


am. Waddlers Toddler Group


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH Mondays at 6-30 pm. Yoga.


For d e ta i ls , email adele annscott@gmail.com Tuesdays,, from 9-15 to 11


am. Little Fishes group. Thursdays, from 2 to 3-30


pm. Gentle exercise with Age UK. For details, call 01200


453073.


CLITHEROE MOUNTAINEERING CLUB


June 15th. Mountaineer­


ing weekend meet at Gian Dena, Capel Curig. Details from Ellen Derbyshire on 01254 248221. Thursday, June 19th. Mountaineering meet in Downham. Details from Valerie Grooby on 01200 428766. Sunday, June 22nd, at 8


am. Meet at council offices car park for mountaineering day meet in Coniston. Deatils from Tony Huddart on 01200 428732.


SECRETSINGERS Tuesdays, from 8 to 9-30


pm.SecretSingerschoirprac- tice. Community choir for all. No audition, no need to


read music, no pressure to perform. New members wel­ come. Meets in The Barn, Turner Fold, Read. For further information,


call Olwyn Pearce on 07891 471404, email olwyn@natu- ralvoice.net or visit www.se- cret-singers.com


WHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH


Every Monday at 6-30 pm.


Yoga. Hour long drop-in class for men and women. Suitable for all fitness levels. For further details, email


adeleannscott@gmail.com Every Tuesday, from 9-15 to


11 am. Little Fishes group for toddlers and babies with their parents or carers. Every Thursday, from 2 to 3-30 pm. Gentle exercise


CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH Tuesdays, term time at


I- 30 to 3 pm.The Ark toddler' group for under fives. From 6 to 7-15 pm term time. X:cell children’s group (seven to II-


ties and Bible stories. Thursday, from 7 to 8 pm


term time. Zumba. Contact Jackie on 01200 425008. First Friday of the month


from 12-30 pm. Friendship group for those aged 60 plus, including soup and sandwich lunch. Every Friday, term time from 7 to 9 pm. Encoun­ ter youth gr.oup - live music, games, tuck shop and more for 11 to 18-year-olds. All groups meet at the King’s Centre, Mill- thorne Avenue, Clitheroe:


CROSSROADSCARE MONTHLYLUNCHCLUB


Thursday, June.12th,


from 11 am. Meets the sec­ ond Thursday of the month at Mearley Fold Day Centre, Bright Street, Clitheroe. Ar­ rive at 11 am for cuppa and to choose two course lunch served at 12-15 pm. Costs £4.60, which includes enter- tainment/activity. Transport with Little Green Bus can be arranged. For more details and to


book place, including trans­ port i f needed, call Hilary on 01200 422104 or 07730 421990.


WHALLEY LIBRARY: Mondays, from 1-30 to 4


pm. Pearls of Wisdom Craft Circle.


Tuesdays, from 1-30 pm.


Play Scrabble. From 2-30 to 2-50 pm. Baby Bounce and Rhyme. First Tuesday of the month,


from 6 to 7 pm. Police surgery and advice session. Wednesdays,from2to2-30


pm. Story time forpre-school children. First Wednesday of the


month. Whalley New Pages adult reading group and find


your pastwithafamily history surgery. Second Wednesday of the


WADDINGTON CLUB Saturday, June 14th, at 11 ®


pm. World Cup: England v Italy.


Thursday, June 19th, at 8


pm. England v Uruguay. Friday, June 20th, from


5-30 pm. Family curry night. Local celebrity chef. Adults £5, children £2.50. All welcome. . \ Tuesday, June 24th, at 5 pm. England v Costa Rica.


WHALLEYIN BLOOM • OPEN GARDENS Saturday, June 21st, 11 to


4 pm. Village gardens open 0


to raise funds for Whalley, in . n Bloom entry. Tickets/map £4 on sale at Precious, Whalley * Wines, Fusspots and Hansons Garden Centre as well at gar- _


- v dens that are opening.


BOWLANDWALKERS ® Wednesday, June 18th, at


11-42 am. Meet at Clitheroe Interchange for No. 14 bus to v ' Barrow for five mile walk to Whalley. For further details of this walk and the group’s - other regular activities, call 01200425773.


ST LEONARD’S CHURCH AND SCHOOL, LANGHO , Sunday, June 22nd, from


10-30 am to 3 pm. Rose Queen Crowning and Summer Fair. Parade starts in Neddy Lane at 10-30 am with crowning in church at 11 am. Field events . from noon to 3 pm on school field, including bouncy castle,


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games, stalls, raffle, barebe- cue, licensed bar, ice creams and teas. Entrance £1 for adults with accompanied children admitted for free. Proceeds to the church and - school.


CLITHEROECASTLE : BANDSTAND


Sundays, June 15th and 22nd, from 2-30 to 4-30 pm.


year-olds) - games, activi­


Summer band concert series. Series opens with Baxenden ConcertBand followed on the ■ 22nd by Barnoldswick Brass © Band.


paired Group. Tel: 01200 426822.


Wednesday, June 18th,


from 2 to 5 pm. Tea dance. Afternoon tea and dancing. Costs £3.50'


For details, call Daphne on 01200427912. 453073.


BAYLEYARMS, HURSTGREEN Every second Thursday of


the month. Jazz suppers in collaboration with Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues.


Club. For more details, call 01254826478.


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class organised by Age UK. For further details, call 01200


month. Trailblazers young , person’s (aged eight to 12 years) reading group. Fridays, from 11 to 11-30 am.


Story time for pre-school chil­ dren.


Computing for Beginners,


offered by Age UK, takes place at Whalley Library. For more information on


all groups and activities, call q 03001236703 or email whal- ley.library@lancashire.gov.uk


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