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RIBBLE VALLEY CAMRA PUB OF THE YEAR 2014
£ Clitheroe’shighstreethasagainbeen bedecked in buntingforsummerevents.
tlitheroe andWhal- lley have something for everyone. From 1 shopping to enter- _ 'tainment, family
days out to nightlife, Clithe roe always has something to offer.
Described as a shopping
haven, there is so much to see and buy in this town. Pavements are filled with
people bustling in and out of the town’s plethora of shops that range from a few eve-
. ryday high street names,to more bespoke shops that have been run for genera tions bylocalfamilies. ' These include, the fa mous D. Byrnes wine and
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Pimlico Village Clitheroe Tel: 01200 420906
spirit merchant, Cowman’s Famous Sausage Shop, Sow- erbutts and Dawsons.
People travel from far
and wide to visit these unique shops. With the mysterious
Pendle Hill as the backdrop and the beguiling castle standing proudly, guarding
the town, there are several treasures waiting behind each door.
From designer bou
tiques, jewellers, captivating, gift shops and the highly ad mired Platform Gallery- the showcase for contemporary craft in Lancashire - shop ping in the town can be both fun and exciting. Clitheroe is an historic
market town and has held a regular market since the 12th Century. You will find a wonderful balance of goods at competitive prices at this popular market. Visitors can also wan
der into the very chic Swan Courtyard, tucked off the main street, or the Mar ket Place to experience the town’s unique personality.. Uncover Moor Lane,
Castle Street, King Street, Wellgate and York Street too ... there is a shopping laby rinth waiting for you!
You can find out more by logging onto the website
www.visitclitheroe.co.uk Meanwhile, nearby
Wh alley is full of surprises. Nestled in the shadows of Whalley Nab, the quaint and typically English rural vil lage always exceeds expecta tions.
And for the thousands
who live there, the fact the village has been named as one of the Sunday Times’ top 101 places to live in Brit ain will not have come as much of a shock. Enriched with history
and perched on the banks of the River Calder, Whalley is a charming village, filled with historic buildings, characterful shops, lovely
cafes and restaurants. There are interesting independent and designer shops, pubs, galleries and award-win ning eateries. ’
, Shopping in Whalley is
a real delight and traders stand proud of their vil
lage’s retail success with the Chamber of Trade boasting
more than 100 members. Every Christmas they get
together with members of Whalley Pickwick Commit tee and take a step back in time to celebrate the Whal ley Pickwick Festival. Thousands of people
descend every Decem ber to soak up the sights and sounds of a Victorian Christmas. Local shops stay open until 9 pm, with staff dressed in Victorian-style garb as they sell Yuletide gifts. There is so much more to
do and see in Whalley. Make adayofitandhead toWhal- ley Abbey for a well earned rest, amble round the ruins and imagine the times gone by in this beautiful part of the world. For more information
about Whalley visit the Chamber of Trade’s website which will help you get to • know about your new favourite place by logging ' onto
www.visitwhalley.com
With itsvarietyof quality outlets, shopping in Whalleycanbearealdelight
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