+ 1 28 I C U T H E R O E A D V E I in S E R & T IM E S BEST BAR 2014
It’s time to vote for your Best Bar 2014
The shortlist is revealed - now it’s time to get voting...
■ e need YOU to help us find the Best Bar in the area. Wi t h ,
the nomination process now over, you, our readers, have spoken. We can now reveal
the Clitheroe Advertiser, and Times’Best Bar 2014 nominees. '• Having a pint is a great
British tradition. Whether it
isatyourlocalpub.clubora. bar in town after work, it’s a - time for relaxation. A bit of quiet time to yourself or the perfect opportunity to meet up with friends, share some drinks and have a bite to eat. Finding that regular
watering hole and calling it your own is just as important to some pub goers as picking where you live. Does it serve real ale? Is
the food good? Does it show sport? Does it have a dart board or even a quiz night? Maybe you go to watch
the football with your mates, eqjoy a meal and a glass wine with family or, perhaps, you have a competitive streak and want to win the weekly quiz. Our great competition
provides a fantastic opportunity for all local establishments where you are likely to prop yourself on the bar regularly to shout about how great they are! . Some were nominated for their outstanding food or good choice of real ales while others were submitted because of their friendly staff or value for money. Help
Our shortlist
01 Black Horse Inn 02BuckInn 03 Edisford Bridge Hotel 04 The Horseshoe Inn 05 Inn at the Station
06 Kings Arms 07NewInn 08 Royal Oak OdSwanS Royal 10 Waggon and Horses
your favourite get through to the next round and one step closer to winning the prestigious title of Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Best Bar 2014. Voting for your favourite
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bar is easy. You can either send us a text or fill out the' : voting form on this page. . ' The top five entrants
with the most votes will go ' through to the next stage. Sogetbehindyour .
favourite and make the votes count, before we call time!
. Fulwobd, Preston, PR29ZA. ■ Deadline for entries is Wednesday, November 26th. ,' v You can vote as many times as you like, but you
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. Fireworks has written an open letter to the people of the town: Dear People of Clitheroe, Many congratulations!
Your amazing support for the Clitheroe Community Bonfire and Fireworks has meant that an awesome £io,ooohas been raised for the worthy benefici aries, North West Air Ambu lance and Life Education, our two chosen local charities. This would not have been
possible without the dedica tion in the weeks leading up to the event of our ticket sell ers, David and Mary at Banana News, Judith and her team at Dawsons Department Store and Peter at PJ Brass Newsa gents. In fact, David and Mary
were selling tickets right up until 7pm on the Saturday, and closedjust in time so they could make it to Castle Field ClitheroeTownCrierandRotarianRolandHailwoodwithsistersIsobelandGeorgieDiTnkwater.wholedtliecount- for the fireworks display.
downtothefireworksdisplay. We are also grateful to
Tesco who allowed us to use ■ Therewere6o-pIusvolun- Ben for his skills with a quad This event would not have the store to sell tickets one teersandcompaniessupport- bike from Kik ATV; both Han- happened without this com- Saturday.
ing us in many ways and we son Cement Group and John- binedandcollaborativecon- . The massive number of owe you all a huge thank you son Matthey. for providing tribution.ofwhichweshould
4,000 tickets was sold in or- foryourtime, expertise, mate- safety equipment and wagons allbeveryproud. Welookfor- der that we could safely con- rials and equipment provided full of pallets; and, of course, ward to seeing you all on Sat- trol the number of people on to aid the smooth running of Lee and Morgan Roe, from urday November 7th, 2015
theCastlefield.Itwasgoodto the whole event. .......
Raynet .with the radio com- -same time, same place!
seesomanyyoungandhappy ' These include: Ultraframe, municationswhichhelpedus With kindest regards from faces there, which made it a who supplied the fork lift and keep the event well controlled the Clitheroe Community true community occasion. Gerald Ferguson to drive it; and safe.
Bonfire and Fireworks Com-
Lane’s ‘crazy’ road signs to be looked at again
Highways officials will dis cuss why 40 mph signs have been erected on a Clitheroe country lane used predomi-
• nantly by cyclists and walk ers.
Ribble Valley Borough
Councillor and Lanca shire County Councillor Ian Brown asked for an ur gent review into why the signs have been erected on Worston Road in Clitheroe. Coun. Brown called the
addition of the signs “cra zy” and earlier this week met with local resident Pe ter Booth, of Abbot Walk, Highmoor Park, Clitheroe, who originally complained about the signage. County councillor Albert Atkinson as well as highways officials were also present to discuss the matter. The result of the meeting,
Coun. Brown explained, is that highways officials from Lancashire County Coun cil (LCC) are going to move the 40mph sign farther into .Worston Road and conduct a traffic count.. They will alsobringtheis-
sue up at the county council’s next transport liaison meet-
Coun. Ian Brown.
ingin December where LCC highways and Ribble Valley officers plus the police meet to discuss various issues. Coun. Brown said: “20
mph signs are only used in residential areas, but they are at least looking at op tions and will report back.” Coun. Atkinson also
plans to speak to the coun ty council’s director ofhigh- ways when he is at county hall next week.
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