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No need to shiver with that old boiler as council offers cash arid advice on heating


Residents in Ribble Valley can stay cosy, thanks to emergen- \ cy grants towards boiler re­ placements or repairs. And a free energy aware­


ness day at the Ribble Valley Borough Council offices later thismonthwillprovideadvice . on money-saving measures. ’


■ The grants are available via the council’s Warm Homes Healthy People Scheme. Housing o fficer John Barber said: “Warm Homes


Healthy People has been a huge success over the years and we are delighted that it now includes emergency boiler replacements (or re­ pairs, which will give a val-% liable boost to vulnerable households facing fuel pov­ erty.” "- Up to £2,000 towards


emergency boiler replace-' ments or repairs is available to residents aged 65 or over,: or with young children and in


receipt of an income-related benefit: ' Over-85s needing a boiler


repair are entitled to an un­ conditional grant up to £250.


' The energy awareness day on Wednesday, January 29, from 10am to 4pm, will give information on energy efficiency, fuel debt, energy switching, renewable ener­ gy and insulation. Further details from the council on 01200425111.


Maserati man Dave joins Valley team Bowker Ribble Valley and


01282 478134 By post


bmdnorthwest@ jpress.co.uk


(please include your full name, address and telephone number)


By fax


' Maserati in Osbaldeston is be­ ginning 2014 with a new serv­ ice manager. ' Forty-one-year-old Dave


Hiney, from Penwortha, joins the dealership from Bowker BMW in Preston. Dave had been with the Bowker Motor


Group for more than 13 years •


- and previously worked with prestige car marques of Mer­


cedes, Rolls-Royce and Bent­ ley.


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In Person Feel free to call Into our local office -Burnley Express, Bull


Street, Burnley where our friendly staff are waiting to help you.


All major credit cards accepted -------- EVERYBODY WELCOME f ^ .. Bowker Ribble Valley cel­


ebrated its first birthday in October and specialises in re­ tailing all makes of prestige and sports cars. There is also a full after­


sales facility offering servic­ ing and repairs for all makes


’and models, including MOT and tyre replacement. To complement the Ribble


Valley dealership, Bowker was appointed by Maserati in 2013 to operate its first Lancashire


In danger of chocolate over­ load after Christmas? Then a chocolate “amnesty” will give youthechancetokeepyour New Year resolutions and help a cancer charity.


The magnificent Eaves Hall is set in 13 acres of landscaped grounds in the heart of the Ribble Valley Don’t miss our wedding fair


dealership on the same site fronting the A59 Longsight Road. The agreement means


Bowker Maserati is now the sole distributor of the Italian brand in the North-West. 1 The purpose-developed


site - which was formerly Bay Horse Saab - is now fully op­


erational, displaying Maser­ ati models in the showroom. These include thenewGhibli . andQuattroporte.


The wedding fair season is back with a bang and the Clit- heroe Advertiser and Times. and sister title the Burnley Express will host our first fair at the gorgeous Eaves Hall, West Bradford, on Sunday, January 26th, from noon to 4 pm.’


• - With more than 25 stall


holders exhibiting, free entry plus a free glossy bridal mag­ azine, it is a date not to miss. Eaves Hall stands proudly


at the heart of the Ribble Val­ ley - a magnificent Georgian mansion available for exclu­ sive use by couples on th e ir .


K A The Clitheroe .


wedding day. Thegardens and grounds are beyond compare, superb in summer sunshine, sublime in winter snow. The interiors are just as enchant-


, ingandthelayoutisincredibly flexible.


Several rooms are licensed '


for civil ceremonies, making Eaves Hall the perfect choice


for both small, intimate wed­ dings and bigger events for all your family and friends - whatever the theme. With 30 bedrooms, plus


the luxury lodge, everyone can stay over. Themed weddings,.


from movies to vintage are in- : rn d v e r t i s e r a n d 1 im e s Reader >y Coach, ONLY jI -3 v v ■ - :P ’ **■


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creasingly popular and Eaves Hall is the perfect choice. It is yours for the day and the


friendly team are at your dis­ posal. There will be a wide se­


lection of exhibitors to chat to on the day, including pho­ tographers, venue dressers, menswear, jewellers, station­ ery, hair and beauty and much more. Entrance is free and will include a free bridal brochure worth £3.


• For more information or


to book a stand at the wedding fair call our promotions team on 01253 361844.


Rosemere Cancer Founda­ tion is asking people to hand over any unopened Christ­ mas goodies, from bags of chocolate coins to unwanted selection boxes, to be raffled before the end of February. All proceeds will'go to­


wards the Rosemere Valen­ tine’s Appeal 2014, which aims to raise £50,000 forvital research and care for cancer patients across Lancashire and the South Lakes. Anyone wanting to help


can organise their own choc­ olate amnesty.


A l l th e y have to do


is a sk f r ie n d s or c o l ­ leagues to donate th e ir unwanted chocolatesto them and then raffle them off. .For more information


and a free poster, down­ load the fund-raising pack via the internet at www.


rosemere.org.uk/Valentines


awayfor The highlight of the cam­


paign is a candlelight concert on Thursday, February 13th, at Blackburn Cathedral, fea­ turing soprano Camilla Kers- lake, One Voice Community Choir, the SwingBandirom St Christopher’s CE High School in Accrington and soloistBen Fourie on the French Horn. The evening wiU be hosted by John Gilmore, of BBC Radio Lancashire.


r ~r Tickets are now on sale;


call 01772 522913 or v is ­ it www.rosemere.brg.uk/. valentines for details. The Valentine’s Appeal is


a month long campaign, now in its fourth year, and the money raised will be used to provide additional facilities and equipment for cancer patients across the region. Various awareness rais­


ing and fund-raising events: willbetakingplace,withlocal volunteers helping to make it happen. Rosemere is also appeal­


ing for local people to get involved by attending one of its fundraising events, do­ nating at a local collection,


spreading the word or by^ becoming a volunteer. Projects funded by Rose-


mere’s Valentine’s Campaign 2013 have included the crea­ tion of a Patient Information Centre at the Rosemere Can- cer Centre at Royal Preston Hospital and a pilot support programme for breast cancer


’survivors in Morecambe. Sue Thompson, Rosem-


er ’s chief officer, said: “Tak­ ing part in the chocolate amnesty is the p erfect way to kick-start a healthy 2014 ancP support Rosemere Cancer Foundation at the same time. “By participating in the


Valentine’sappealihany way, from donating chocolate to attendingtheValentine’scon- cert, you will be helping us get one step closer to our target, making a real difference to those being treated for can­ cer throughout our region.” For more inforriiation


visit: www.rosemere.org. uk/Valentines orwww.facr?-'' book.com/RosemereCancer Foundation or on Twitter @ RosemereCF #Valentines- Appeal


FREE PARKING


Saturday 18th January 2014


Blackpool


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Celebratethepowerofflowerswitha4starweekendtoseearound20,000of ■ them at the peerless Florimania exhibition at Hampton Court With travel, 3 course evening meal, full English breakfast and a Thames cruise.


• Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London area hotel with a 3 course evening meal and full English breakfast


• Return boat trip on theThames from Windsor toBoveneyLock


- Admission to Florimania and Hampton Court Palace and grounds -


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For more details call 01772 838081 / 01772 554558 E M l i n g P o s t ’ W e i &


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• Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson SPadiham .


Organised by Omega Events Ltd, ABTA Y590X ^ 5SSH -T 100 nurseries, 500 trade stands, show gardens, Q&As with celeb gardeners, sculpture,


: musicand theatre, Malvern has got the lo t Join ourgreat value break which includes travel and transfers, superior hotel, 3 course evening meal, full English breakfast and a visit to Stratford. ■


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• Overnight stay at a 3 or 4 star Midlands area hotel with 3 course evening meal and full English breakfast


• Admission to the Malvern Spring Gardening Show including coach transfers •A visit to Stratford-upon-Avon • Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padihan ..........................


Organised by Omega Events Ltd, ABTA Y590X Join the gardening glitterati at Chelsea, the show all the top professionals want to •


' ■. be known for, with over 550 exhibitors striving for the horticultural prize of prizes, a Chelsea Gold Medal. Be inspired by its patchwork of show gardens, small gardens and vibrant plant displays on this short break with 3 or ^ breakfast and a visit to Stratford-upon-Avon also included!


4 star hotel, dinner, full English


• Overnight stay a t a 3 or 4 star outer London hotel | with dinner & full English breakfast • Admission to the Chelsea FlowerShow,


SPRING GARDENING SHOW


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For more information or to book, please call: 01282 87 56 82 quote ELN or visit: www.eastlancsnewspapers.reader.travel


:■ with coach transfer ■ - A visit to Stratford-upon-Avon • Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson SPadiham


Organised by Omega Events L d, ABTA Y590X


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