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•Artisan and specialist food producers from both Lanca­ shire and Yorkshire come to­ gether monthly to showcase


: their wares at Sawley Farm­ ers’Market.'


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It is held at Sawley village ■ hall on the last Sunday of eve-.


; iymonth',fromioamto4pm. J Stallholders sell high


; quality, local and homemade produce, as well as a large


. assortment' o f handmade* crafts, within the beautiful setting of Sawley and in the• shadow of the abbey’s ruins. • ■ Free parking, free entry


and refreshments are all available on market days arid it is a great day out for all the ■ family. .“ Plans to expand in 2014


mean that there are a number of stalls both inside and o u t ­


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■ -*; living network of nectar hubs _ for bees and other vital polli- -- mating insects. It will be delivered by. the ■


Yorkshire Dales Millennium . Trust in partnership with the Forest ofBowland Area of Out­ standing Natural Beauty,


fe Starting in April, it aims to restore and conserve a net-"


work of small patches of spe- - cies-rich grasslands across


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works for Nectar project of­ ficer, said: “Although we’ll be working on a relatively small scale, we already have lots of people wanting to get involved and transform their own little


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event will be held on Wednes­ day, February 26th, atDunsop Bridge Village Hall from 2 to


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side the hall available to local food and craft producers.- Anyone wishing to book


a stall should contact Sheryl, on 01254 822069 or 07968 653110. You can also contact • the organisers via Facebook at Sawley Village Hall Farm-, er’s Market.- -


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Asixth-formstudentat : Stonyhurst College won the -


. regional final of the national - “Poetry By Heart? compel tition held at Lancaster on ~ : Friday. /


' ' - Mary Flanagan will now rep-,


“resent the North-West in the ?national finals to be held at .the National Portrait Gallery in London next month,-. Poetry by Heart is a pio-


neering national competition designed to encourage pupils aged 14 to 18 to learn and to re- - cite poems by heart. Those taking part had to


choose a poem from each of the competition’s three cat­ egories - pre -1914, post-1914 and First World War - as part o f the Great War. centenary. commemorations.


!•■ -■ ... . Mary recited “Sing Me a


Song of a Lad That is Gone” by Robert Louis Stephenson (1892), “Badly Ghosen Lover” by Rosemary Tonks (1958), and “She Who Has Not Died” : by Edward Sloriski (1914). - Mary,-who also-writes'-' h er own poetry and hopes


Mary Flanagan has wonthroughto the national final of Poetry ByHeart


to study English literature at Cambridge University, said: “Poetry is something I really care about and I’m delighted to have won.


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