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Part-time workers could face benefits sanctions if they turn


: down extra hours under the new Universal Credit (UC) system, Workand Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has confirmed.


Mr Duncan Smith said pilots being carried out in the North West had found employ­ ers were more ready to take on UC claimants than those on the old-style Jobseeker’s


. Allowance (JSA) asit was eas­ ier to extend their hours as


■ more work became available. He told the House of Com­


mons Work and Pensions Committee that trials were be­ ing conducted on removingin- workbenefitsfromthosewho


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reject additionalhours under a system known as “in-work conditionality”. He dismissed a calim by


Labour committee member Debbie Abrahams that people were dying after having ben- efitswithdrawnbecausethey • were deemed not to be looking hard enough for work. He told her sanctions had


played a vital role in reducing unemployment numbers. Ms Abrahams asked: “Can


you confirm that there is an intention to introduce in-work conditionality with Universal Credit and, if so, what sanc­ tions could be applied, and under what conditions to the 3.5 million people in work on low pay and in receipt of tax credits?”


Mr Duncan Smith replied:


“That is being investigated, as to whether we can now work to in-work sanctions - in oth­ er words, conditionality - so people get a chanceto move up the hours if they can, and if they don’t.wish to do that, we will see whether or not that system of conditionality works. We are trialling that.” Universal Credit will re­


place six benefits, including JSA, income support, child tax credit and housing bene­ fit, but its national roll-out has been delayed. So far, about 26,000 claim­


ants - mostly.single people — have applied in parts of the North West and Hammer­ smith in west London, with the scheme to be extended "


nationally from February and. completed by the end of 2018. Mr Duncan Smith insisted


that, rather than costing mon­ ey, it had reduced the one-off bill for the changeover to £1.8 billion, from an initially-pro­


jected £24 billion. He said early studies of


its impact in the North West suggested UC claimants were finding work more quickly and staying in employment for longer. And he said discussions


with firms including DIY chain B&Q had found the switch to UC made part-tim­ ers more willing to take on ex­ tra work, because they do not face the current system’s “cliff- edge” withdrawal of benefits ati6hours.


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Striker Danny Ings, mid­ fielder Nathaniel Chalobah and defender Michael Keane - who had a spell on loan with Blackburn Rovers last season - were all named in Gareth Southgate’s squad last Thurs­ day, as preparations begin for the European Championship Finals in the summer. A n d Southgate, at Turf


Moor for the recent game with West Ham, is eagerly an­ ticipating the occasion. Spealdngtothefa.com. he


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FOOTBALL EVO-SIIK FOOTBALL IEAGUE


Salford City-


FirstDiv North P W D L Pts Darlington 1883 17 12 3 2 - 39 Drovlsden


ScarboroughAth 16 8 1 7 25 SpennymoorTown 13 7 2 4 23 Mossley


Kendal Town Lancaster City CUTHEROE


Radcliffe Borough 17 3 8 6 17 OssettTown


16 2 5 9 11 18 2 3 13 9


Harrogate Railway 17 5 4 8 19 Burscough


Warrington Town 11 4 2 5 14 Prescot Cables 15 2 6 7 12 New Mills Padiham


BrighouseTown 15 4 4 7 16 OssettAlbion


18 5 4 9 19 15 4 4 7 16 18 4 4 10 16


Northwich Victoria 16 10 2 4 32 Bamber Bridge 15 8 4 3 28 FarsleyAFC


17 12 0 5 36 15 10 3 -2 33


14 8 2 4 26


15 7 2 6 23 17 5 7 5 22 15 6 4 5 22 16 6 4 6 22


thelastyearorso.withDanny Ings being involved with us and now with Nat Chalobah and Michael Keane there on loan.


“I always think there’s a


fantastic atmosphere and it’s a passionate town who really support their club well and I knowthere’smassivesupport for England as well. “I know of the pride that.


the whole town took when we first picked Danny for England. “It’s a very warm and


friendly club whenever I go and I’m sure we’ll get a good attendance for what will be a really attractive game.” Tickets for the game at


Turf Moor cost £io for adults and £5 for concessions. Call 01282 700003 for


more details.


First Division P W D L Pts The Ivy


RockRovers Rimington


Barrowford Celtic 7 2 0 5 6 StacksteadSJ 9 2 0 ’ 7* 6 lanqho


Worsthorne Waddington


LAWSON-TAYLOR SOLICITORS EAST


„ U N C A S H IR E FOOTBALL LEAGUE ™f>lt«. First Division: Read United 3, Femswwies & Pleasington 5; Rimington 3, Enfield 2; Barrowforil Celtic 1, The Ivy 5; Oswaldtwistle SM 1, Rock Rovers 4; Stacksteads SJ 3, Burnley Athletic 7. Second Otwtlon: Rosegrove Railway 2, Waddington 0; Colne United 2, Bamoldswick Town f c 2; Peel Park 1, AFC Darwen 3; Rishton United 1, Prane United 2; Whinney Hill 10, Worsthome U. Reserve Division: Langho 2, Rimington 3; ley Behredere 4, Whinney Hill 1; Enfield 2, Mill Hilf3; Rock Rovers 2, Oswaldtwistle SM 4.


Whinney Hill Rimington


Stacksteads SJ 9 2 1 6 7 OswaldtwistleStM 11 2 T 8 7 Enfield - . 6 1 3 2 6 Waddington'


Rock Rovers Feniscowles


Fixtures. Saturday, First Division: Enfield v Rock Rovers; Feniscowles & Pleasington


10 1 1 8 4 Langho ReadUtd


BarnoldswickTn 8 4 1 3 13 Rosegrove Railway 8 3 0 5 9 Peel Park


Rishton United B 5 Whinney Hill


Prairie United 9 7 0 2 21 AFCDarwen


Second Division P W D L Pts Colne United


9 1 1 7 4 10 7 9 6 6 4


1


Reserve Division r W D l Pts Mill Hill


8 1 0 7 3 . 1 0 0 7 0


9 1 0 8 3


Burnley Belvedere 9 6 11' 8


10 7 0 3 21 B 6 1 1 19 9 6 1 2 19 8 6 1 1 19 2 19


11 3 1 7 10 B 3 0 5 . 9


1 4 19 1


1 2 22 1 2 19 2 0 14


2 16


Oswaldtwistle SM 8 4 1 3 13 Feniscowles ReadUtd Enfield


7 2 2 3 8 ID 2 1 7 7 9 1 3 5 6


Burnley Belvedere 9 4


Burnley Athletic 7 5 Mill Hill


8 4 2 2 14 1 4 13


B 8 0 0 24 9 8 0 3 18 1 1 18


10 B 0 2 24


The ladies of Whalley Golf Club recently hosted their An­ nual General Meeting, prize presentation and dinner.


All the achievements of the last 12 months were honoured as follows: Greenwood Cup - Maureen


Board Longworth Cup - Margaret


Calvert Winter League - Margaret


Calvert Past Captain’s Rose Bowl -


Anne Prior Veterans’ Cup - Margaret


Calvert ' Hi-Task Gross - Karen


v Oswaldtwistle SM; Langho v Barrowford Celtic; Mill Hill v Burnley Belvedere; Read' United v Stacksteads SJ; The Ivy v Burnley Athletic. Second Division: Colne United v Whinney Hill; Prairie United v AFC Darwen; Rosegrove Railway v Peel Park; Worsthome v Rishton United. Reserve Division: Burnley Belvedere v Oswaldtwistle SM; Rock Rovers v Enfield; Stacksteads SJ v Mill Hill; Whinney Hill v Read United.


HARRY DEWHURST SUNDAY M EMO RIA L ' FOOTBAULEAGUE


Rhoden Dog Inn


Bay Horse Church Town Sabden Hoys


Globe Bullough 12 Gt Harwood RoverslO Billington Royal Oak Arden


Bee's Knees


P W D l 11 10 0 1 10 10


.10 12


10 12


-Thompson (99 and 94) ' Hi-Task Nett - Sally-


Blenkinship (103-27-76,107- 27-80)


Celia Porter Trophy -


Shirley Palich , Lady Captain’s Charity -


Maria Bland Margaret Lightfoot Trophy


-Margaret Calvert MatchPlay Doubles-Bridg­


et Rees and Julie Stephenson High Handicap Trophy -


VivLee -


Birdie Tree - Bridget Rees Eclectic - Joan Whittaker Silver Medal Cup - Marga­


ret Calvert Handicap Reduction -


Slaidbum 4, Low Moor B 8; Social Club A 4, Clitheroe 8; Low Moor A 6, Chatbum B 6;


ChatbumA6,ConClub6. PW D1P


Billington B Slaidbum


ChatbumB Catholic Club Read


Social Club B


Waddington B 5 2 1 2 30 Clitheroe Con Club


R.B.Legion ChatbumA LowMoorA Social Club A LowMoorB


5 4 0 1 41 5' 4 1 0 41 5 2 3 0 36 5 2 0 3 34 5 2 2 1 32


5 3 0 2 30 5 2 1 2 29 5 2 1 2 28 .5 1 2.2 28 5 0 3 2 26 5 1 0 4 23 5 1 1 3.22 5 1 1 3 20


Fixtures, tonight Social B v Low Moor A; Clitheroe v Catholic Club; Con Club v Social A;


. RB. Legion v Chatbum A; Chatbum B v Read; Low Moor B v Billington; Waddington vSlaldbum.


POOL


(King Georges); Sabden FC v Bee's Knees. (Sabden); Dog Inn v Royal Oak (Wilsons); Hays Inn v Arden FC (King Georges); Billington v


Great Harwood Rovers (Memorial).


SNOOKER CUTHEROE AND DISTRICTSNOOKER LEAGUE


Results: Billington 4, RB. Legion 8; Read 6, Waddington 6; Catholic Club 6, Social B 6;


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J IM BEAM CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT POOLLEAGUE


■ B v Castle; Rose S 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; Whitelion A v Stork. Division Two: Buck C v Low Moor; Judge Walmsley A v Dog Sports Bar; Kings Arms B v Royal British Legion C; Read Con Club v Pendle Witch; White Hart v


Fixtures, November 13th, Winter League, Premier Division: Billington A v Waggon & Horses A; Buck A v Horseshoe A; Horseshoe


Maria Bland Captain’s Prize - Karen


Thompson' The ladies were then


served a fabulous three- course meal by the in-house catering staff. - Prize winners were con­


gratulated, all who helped to make the evening such a suc- cess were thanked, and all- in- all it was a fitting way to end a superyear.


. The Photo shows the Past


Lady Captain Sally Blenkin­ ship ( r ig h t ), pinning the brooch on the Lady Captain Margaret Breakell(s).


DeLacyA.


DARTS CUTHEROEMEN’S WINTER DARTS LEAGUE


BrownCowOrigtal 3 1 0- 2 12 WhiteUon


Horseshoe LowMoor


3 0 0 3 9


Catholic Club - 3 3 0 0 19 Judge Walmsley 3 2 0 1 17 . Brown Cow Allstars 4 1 0 3 16 Brown Cow Cowboy 4 1 0 3 14 SwanS Royal


Pendle Inn Legion


P W D L P 4 4 0 0 30 4 4 0 0 21


3 2 0 1 14 4 1 0 3 12 - 3 1 0 2 7


Fixtures, November 10th: Horseshoe v White Lion; Brown Cow Allstars v Low Moon Brown Cow Originals v Swan & Royal; Legion v Catholic Club; Pendle Inn v Brown Cow' Cowboys. •


Brown Cow (Chat) 2 1 0 1 11 ■ Pendle Witch


Conservative Club 2 2 0 0 15 RB. legion A Horseshoe


2 1 0 1 12


P W D L P 2 2 0 0 15


Results, Darts: Brown Cow (Clitheroe) 5, Brown Cow (Chatbum) 4; Pendle Witch 5, Horseshoe 4; R.B. Legion B 3, Dog Inn 6; Rose & Crown 1, R.B. legion A 8; Swan & Royal 2, Conservative Club 7. Dominoes: Brown Cow (Clitheroe) 11, Brawn Cow (Chatbum) 10; Pendle Witch 13, Horseshoe 8;RB. ■ Legion B 7, Dog Inn 14; Rose & Crown 9, RB. Legion A 12; Swan & Royal 8, Conservative Club 13. Darts


CUTHEROES DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES LEAGUE


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I ' " y -'s v . Past Lady Captain Sally Blenkinship (right), pins the brooch on the Lady Captain Margaret B reakers ). Whalley Ladies host -


weather, and the rest of the field, when he won the latest round of Mytton Fold Golf Club's Winter Singles com­ petition overthe shortened 16-holewintercourse.


With a forecast of heavy rain arriving by mid-morning, even the early risers were promised wet conditions and this had a dampening effect on the entry list. Gary splashed around to score a nett 56 after playing offhiswinterhandicapof15.


In-form Paul Ashworth finished four shots behind, closely followed by Steve Worrali (nett 61) and Club Captain Peter Main in fourth (nett 62). With no Twos on the day, a rollover Twos Pot is prom­ isedfor next Saturday! John Parkinson and John


Whittaker topped the Winter Pairsscoresheetwith40 Stableford points and were pushed hard by Martin Holden and Nick Avinojust one point behind. Mick Kelbie and Jean Van Boeckel finished third with 37points.


RoseSCrown 2 0 0 2 2 SwanSRoyal1 1 0 0 1 2 Bucklnn


RB. legion B R.B. LegionS


Pendle Witch RB. LegionA Horseshoe


Conservative Club 2 2 0 0 24 Brawn Cow (Clith) 2 2 0 0 23 Brawn Cow (Chat) 2 1 0 1 23 Doglnn


RoseS Crown 2 0 0 2 19 Bucklnn


2 1 0 1 22 2 1 0 1 22 2 1 0 1 21 2 1 0 1 19 2 1 0 1 19


SwanSRoyal S


103, L Fullerton (check); 100, B. Parsons x6, M. Proctor x5, S. Porter x5, P.Parker x4, D. Walker x4, D. Starkie x4, M. Paul x3, S. Geldard x3, D. Graham x3, P. Greatorex x2, D. Marsh x2, SXapstick x2, L Rarfitt x2, R Jones x2, J. Harareaves x2, C. Hall x2, P. Coonan, M. Booth, R Booth, J. Schofield, L Astin, D. Gudgeon, W. Jones, M. Keithley, B. Cunliffe (Snfl, K. Evanson,J.Marsden. \ fixtures, November 19th: Brown Cow (Chatbum) v RB. Legion B; Conservative Club v Buck Inn; Dog Inn v Rose & Crown; Horseshoe v Brawn Cow (Clitheroe); RB. Legion AvSwanS Royal. Bye; Pendle Witch.


™ 4 pidgway; 118, N. Pickup; 113, F. Sculpher 1l2, R. Jones; 111, L Tomlinson; 109, ey; 107, R Jones; 104, P. Greatorex;


High Scores: 180, M. Proctor, B. Parsons; 140, J. Harareaves x2,1. Fullerton x2, P. Parker x2, B. Parsons, D. Walker, R Kay; 135, D.-Riley; 125, F. Sculpher x3, M. Proctor; 121, D. Riley, S. Porter, G. Wallbank; 120, M. Paul x2, S. Geldard;


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2 1 0 1 8 2 0 0 2 5


1 0 0 1 1 P W D L P


Brawn Cow (Clith) 2 1 0 1 9 Doglnn


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