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r ' .y j - ' . * 11 - . ‘ < • i ^ * aninsolvency practitioner Paul Valentine, Senior Associate, McAlisterand Co Insolvency Practitioners


What qualifications do you need? An accounting or legal quali­ fication is useful but not es­ sential. Good numeracy and English is required. At my level, the Certificate of Profi­ ciency in Insolvency (CPI) or Certificate In Insolvency (CII) is essential, with an expecta­ tion of completing the Joint Insolvency Examination (JIE).


Any other requirements, such as health and age?


A reasonable standard of fit­ ness, but age is not a bar. Most workisoffice-based, although. there can be a bit of travelling to progress matters.


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How long does it take to qualify for the role? An initial qualification is not necessary, and trainee insol­ vency administrator roles are often available to graduates. At least two years’ exp erience is usually expected before sit­ ting the CPI/CII, while at least five years is common before sitting the JIE.


What sort of starting salary and package can you expect?


An insolvency administrator may expect to start on £16,000 to £18,000 in the North West. Some roles in Personal Insol­ vency include commission.


What sort of personal skills make someone best suited? There is a strong people focus at all levels, so excellent inter­ personal skills are a must. Confidentiality, teamwork and integrity are essential, although there may be spells working alone, requiring self- motivation. Negotiating skills and an enquiring mind are al­ so useful.


What career prospects and structure is there?


An administrator may directly progress to senior administra­ tor then insolvency manager. Successfully passing the JIE examination and demonstrat­


ing sufficient experience is an opportunity to become a li­ censed insolvency practition­ er. A starting salary is typically around £50,000, with higher incomes achievable by the ex­ perienced, although often as a partner or sole practitioner.


Whatjob satisfaction can you expect? There’s a high level of satisfac­ tion for assisting companies and individuals experiencing genuine difficulty. Likewise, obtaining the maximum pos-. sible recoveries for creditors - whether small companies or big banks - is morally' satisfying.


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Padiham 7 1 0 6 3 HARRY DEWHURST SUNDAY MEMORIAL


Prescot Cables 6 0 4 2 4 Ossett Town 6 1 1 4 4 Kendal Town.


Burscough 7 0 4 3 4


Church Town Dog Inn Heys Bay Horse SabdenFC Bee’s Knees Rhoden


fixtures, Sunday: Arden v Bay Horse; Billington v Dog Inn; Globe Bullough v Bee’s Knees; Great Harwood Rovers v Royal Oak; Rhoden v Heys; SabdenFCvChurchTown.


Great Harwood Rs 3 2 0 1 6 Globe Bullough 5 2 0 3 6 Royal Oak Billington Arden


6 1 0 5 3 6 0 0 6 0 5 0 0 5 0


CRICKET HOULDSWOKTH SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE


Paul Valentine


Senior Division Clitheroe Settle Great Harwood 24 17 Read Whalley Baxenden CherryTree Earby


Salesbury


Padiham Brinscall


Section A Clitheroe Settle


Whalley Baxenden


M il 1 « hi 24 19 2 3 241 24 17 5 2 215 7


23 9 9 23 10 12


Osw. Immanuel 24 9 14 Ribb. Wanderers 24 9 13 Euxton


23 9 13 23 8 13 23 7 15


Brooksbottom 23 6 13 23 6 14


Bamoldswick 24 7 14 Edenfield


P W L 24 19 2 24 17 5


Great Harwood 24 17 7 Read


24 13 9 24 12 9 24 11 11


Osw. Immanuel 24 9 14 Ribb. Wanderers 24 9 13 Bamoldswick Section B


CherryTree Earby


Salesbury Euxton


Padiham Brinscall


First Division Read


Stacksteads Padiham


24 7 14 P W L ‘ 23 12 10 23 9 9 23 10 12 23 9 13 23 8 13 23 7 15


Brooksbottom 23 6 13 Edenfield


23 6 14 P w L 22 17 2 22 12 7 22 1


Burnley Belvedere 22 10 8 Salesbury


22 1 Clitheroe


Burnley Belvedere 22 10 8 Earby


Bamoldswick


1 7 1 9


Ribb. Wanderers 22 9 9 22 8 9


22 10 10 22 6 12


Brooksbottom 22 6 13 CherryTree


Second Division P W L Settle


Euxton


Baxenden Brinscall Edenfield


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bmail: enquiries@theaccountancylist.co.uk Virit: www.theaccountancylist.co.uk


Feniscowles • 20 12 5 Great Harwood 20 9 8 O


Feniscowies Whalley


Stacksteads 20 13 3


sw. Immanuel 20 B 5 20 7 7 20 8 8 20 6 9 20 7 ID '20 2 14 20 1 14


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22 2 18 20 14 4


2 182 4 174 3 157 3 148 7 132 6 131 4 127


4 141 5'134


3 173


A Pts 3 241 2 215


1 180 3 172


24 13 9 24 12 9 24 11 11 2 162 23 12 10 1 154 5 148


0 206 1 180 3 172


FOOTBALL LEAGUE P W D L Pts 5 5 0 0 15 5 4 0 1 12 4 4 0 0 12 5 4 0 1 12 4 3 0 1 9 5 2 0 3 6 5 2 0 3 6


Bn'ghouseTown 6 2 2 2 B Warrington Town 5 2 1 2 7 Lancaster City 6 2 1 3 7 Ossett Albion 6 2 1 3 7 Harrogate RA 6 2 1 3 7 Clitheroe


Radclrffe Boro 6 2 3 1 9 Darlington 1883 5 2 2 1 8 New Mills


7 2 2 3 8


6 1 2 3 5 6 1 2 3 5


Scarborough Ath 6 4 0 2 12 SpennymoorTown 6 3 2 1 1 Bamber Bridge 6 3 2 1 1 Mossley


7 3 1 3 10 1


Northwich Victoria 6 4 1 1 13 FarsleyAFC 6 4 1 1 13 Droylsden


6 4 0 2 12 1


FirttDrvNortfi P W D t Pts Salford City


6 5 1 0 16


Third Division Clitheroe Euxton Osw. Immanuel Salesbury Read Padiham Edenheld Earby


Ribb. Wanderers Clitberoe


Great Harwood Brooksbottom Baxenden Feniscowles CherryTree Whatley


P W L A Pts 17 12 3 2 167 16 1


17 10 6 1 132 17 9 7 1 131 15 9 5 1 118 17 6 6 3 114 17 8 7 2 114 15 8 5 2 112 16 7 7 2 105 15 7 7 1 100 17 6 9 2 93 16 6 9 1 89 15 5 9 1 85 17 4 12 1 82 16 5 9 2 75 17 3 13 1 64


CRICKETSCORECARDS SATURDAY


J. Marshall ct J. Baldwin bA.Sudnik....0 Scullard


Read innings K.Grimshaw ctN. Weaver bA.Sudnik.....1


Ribblesdale Cricket League ReadvOswaldtwistie Immanuel


1


J. Harvey C. Lowes


E.Artingstoll


Ibw Ibw


K. O'Connor*-'•ctM. Groom bA.Sudnik....7 T.Turner notouL..... ........... Ai E. Lowes


W. Eastham notout..... ............... 2 Extras..


TotaKforeight wickets)... ....181


Fall ofwickets: 1/1,2/17,3/52,4/58,5/84,6/93, 7/129,8/177.


Bowling: A. Sudnikl9-3-61-5;A.Metcalf7-1-33- 0; N. Heyes13-2-52-2; Allanby 6-


1- 1.25-


Oswaldtwistle innings N. Weaver Allanby


D. Metcalf


. bE.lowes..... 1 bE. Lowes..... .4 bE. Lowes......14


O. Jones ctW.EasthambJ. Harvey.....29 O P.


J.Baldwin* ctJ.Marshall bJ.Harvey.......1 A. Metcalf stK.O’ConnorbJ.Harvey......8 ASudnik


M. Groom* N.


Heyes


bW.Eastham .15 bScullard...... 3 notout....0


Extras............................21 Total...............................181


Fallofwickets:l/4,2/19,3/22,4/71,5/85, 6/100,7/120,8/161,9/177. 8owling:SculIard 12.2-1-55-2; E. Lowes 9-3-34- 3; J. Harvey 12-3-37-4; 0. Hussain 6-2-34-0; W. Eastham 5-


2- 1.16- BaxendenvWhalley


Whalleyinnings J.


M.Fallon ctRStaines bG.Sudworth.34 Mota


L Kearsley Ibw bG.Sudworth.28 R. Palmer


D. Ainsworth R. S.


Bowling: G


A Pts 5 148


D.Howard notout.......................6 Extras............................. .11 Total (for7wickets)............... .175 . Sudworth 23-3-69-3; B.Swindells


11-3-40-1;M.Aspinall7-0-30-0;AsifIqbal 4-0-31-2. Baxenden Innings Asiflqbal K.


bS.Duckworth..32


M.Rishton ctJ.Galling bMota........ 0 M, Austin


D. Mills ctR.Lamb bS. Gorton.... 8 R. Staines-


Lamb* bG.Sudworth...2 Gorton notout........19


Galling- bB. Swindells. ..11 runout.....................33 Asiflgbal 29


Asif Iqbal 2 . Clare Ibw bScullard..... 81


bN.Heyes.....49 b A.Sudnik....4 bA.Sudnik.... 2 bN.Heyes....31


ctandbAllanby..............18 .............16


1 4 1 145


Wballey 1-0-18-0; FernandoT-O-22-O; S. Ali 2-0- 16-0; I. Haworth 2-0*15-1;P. Swanney1-0-11-0.


• GreatHarwoodinnings J. Edgar stDougall bM.Thompson..5 P.Swanney Ibw bM.Thompson..60 S.AIi


Fernando notouL.....................120 A.Armer* ct M. Clarkson b I. Britcliffe...9 R. Whalley*


ctand b I. Britcliffe...........0


D. Steinson 2-0-31-0; M. Clarkson 3-0-25-0;J. . Wells 2-0-27-0;S. Jackson 3-0-13-0; C. Jackson


Bowling: R. Clarkson 3-0-20-0; J. Rain 3-0-22- 0; M. Thompson 3-0-10-2; I. Britcliffe 3-


1- 2;21- 3.1-0-26-2; B. Varley 2-0-27-0; Dougall4-0-31-2.


Premier Buck A


POOL JIM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


RB legion A 14 J2 0 2 138 Billington B 13 8 0 5 114


Rose&Crown 13 0 0 4 11 Castle


StPetersA . 13 2 2 9 60 Division One P W D L P


Horseshoe B 13 1 4 8 63 Dog Whalley


HorseshoeA 14 - 4 2 8 77 Bay Horse


13 6 1 6 84 13 2 3 8 67 13 2 2 9 61


1


Rcryal British Legion 11 6 3 2 93 Dog Sports Bar 1


White lion A 14 1 0 13 63 DnrislonTwo P 110 L P Delacy


Howard ctJ.Marshall bJ.Harvey.4


KingsArmsB 10 4 4 2 82 Read Con Club 10 5 2 3 75 Buchaneers 11 2 1 8 57


KingsArmsA 12 1 0 11 42 fixtures, Tonight, Premier Division: Billington B v Horseshoe B; Dog Wballey v Castle; Horseshoe


A v Buck A; Rose S Crown v Bay Horse; St Peters A v Royal British Legion A Division One: Buck B v White Lion A; Royal Oak AvDeLacyB;StorkvRose & Crown A Waggon & Horses B v Billington A' White Lion B v Waggon & Horses A Division Two: De Lacy v Kings Arms B; Dog Sports Bar v Royal British Legion C; Royal British Legion v Read Con Club.


CLITHEROE MEN'S SUMMER DARTS


ObrisionOiM P W D L P Catholic Club 9 9 0 0 52 Swan


10 0 0 10 4 9 6 0 3 40


White Lion A 8 7 0 1 37 BrownCowboys 10 3 0 7 36 Brown Cow A 10 2 0 8 27 Legion A


DbrisionTwo P W D L P Legion B 10 8 0 2 47 WbiteUonB 9 6 0 3 44 Brown Cow Allstars 10 8 0 2 43 Pendle Inn 9 5 0 4 35 Horseshoe 10 .2 0 8 21 LowMoor


10 0 0 10 13


Smithson ctLKearsley bMota..4 bMota.........0 bMota.........8


B.Swindells ctJ.Kearsley bS.Gorton..... 1 I. Austin notout......................52 G.Sudworth* ctJ.Kearsley bS.Gorton.... .4 M.Aspinall ctJ.Galling bMota.....'.......3 EAspinall - ctR.Palmer bMota......... 9 Extras............................. .14 Total.............................. .135


M.Tnompson ctAArmer bS.Maher......5 J.Wells ctD.Briggs bS.Maher......45 B.Variey ctS.AIi b I, Haworth....0 I. Britcliffe-


Bowling:S.Maher12-4-43-4;J. Edgar 5-0-31-


CJackson* notouL.... .............. Extras......;................... ...... .17 ...250


Total...


1; D. Briggs3-0-18-0;S. Schofield 6-0-27-0; P.Newton3-0-28-3;A.Armer1-0-1B-0;R.


bS.Maher....1.15


M.CIarkson ctR-Whalley bP.Newton...31 . R.CIarkson Dougall-


D.Steinson ctS.Maher bP.Newton....29 S. Jackson


Ribblesdale Innings J.


Rain runout...0


, bP.Newton. ...20 bJ.Edgaii.... 23


bS.Maher.....61.


Bowling: Mota 12.5-2-49-6;S. Duckworth7-2- 23-1; S. Gorton 8-1-27-3; D. Howard 4-1-14-0; R. Palmer3-0-14-0. Great Harwood v Ribblesdale Wanderers


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES LEAGUE


Results, Team Knockout first Round; Black Bull4, Brown Cow Clitberoe 5; Horseshoe 4, Dog Inn 5; Brown Cow Chatbum 9, R.B. Legion B 0. Division One Darts P W D L P Brown Cow Clith 9 9 0 0 57 R.B. Legion A : 9 5 0 4 45. Black Bull , 9 4 0 5 40 Brown Cow Chat 8 4 0 4 36 ConClub


9 2 0 7 35


Horseshoe ' 8 2 0 6 21 DivisionTwoDarts P W D L P Doglnn


6 .6 0


Buck Inn .7 5 0 2 34 R.B.LegionB 6 4 0.2 30 Swan&Royal 8 2 0 6 30 Rose&Crown 7 0 0 7 13 Division One Dorns P’WD L P Con Club


Royal OakA 14 8 2 4 105 Waggon&HorsesA 14 5 4 5 96 Waggonfi Horses B 14 3 3 8 90 RoseSCrownA 13 5 2 6 88 DeLacyB Stork


13 6 0 7 82’ 13 3 0 10 89


RB Legion C 11 5 1 5 S3


12 7 2 3 98 1 7 1 3 86


Pictured, fromleft, arc John Aubin.JackHoltandSarah Varley, Mel’s daughter, holding thetrophy.EricWallace and Hazel Hodder(s).


A great day was had by all at Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket and Bowling Club in memory of Michael Britcliffe and Melvin Edmondson on Sunday.


A 30-over cricket match took place at Church Meadows for the Michael Britcliffe Memo­ rial, in aid of both the Alzhe- imers Society and RWC&BC. For Michael, it was about


giving kids the chance to play the great game - “It’s not the winning, it’s the taking part” was his key philosophy. Michael’s grandson Jor­


dan Britcliffe captained the winning side, beating Mark Thompson XI. Jordan’s XI: J.Britcliffe


(cap ta in ) , I .B r i t c l i f fe , J.Scuderi, M.Peel, A.Marsh, J.Dewhurst, P.Dibb, H.Kay, M.King, T.Braithwaite, M.Briggs.' Mark’s XI: M.Thompson


(captain), M.Woodruff, B. Woodruff, L.Delp'ort, I .T h r e l f a l l , J .J o n e s , T.Ibbotson, W.Threlkeld, S .H ip g r a v e , J .W e l ls , C. Jackson, S. Jackson. Also on the same day but


9 7 0 .2 113 .4


R.B. Legion A .9 4 0 5 92 BrownCowClith 9 - 5 0 4 90 Horseshoe , 8. 4 0 4 88 Brown CowChat 8 4 0 4 82 Black Bull ’ ' 9 2 0 7 81 DhrislonTtooDoma P W D L P SwanS Royal 8 4 0 '4 88 Bucklnn ”. 7 4 0: 3 77 Rose&Crown 7 5 '0 2 76 Doglnn.


6 3 0 3 61 R.B. Legion B - 6 1 0 5 55


on Bowling Green the MOVE- IT-DOUBLES bowls competi­ tion held in memory of Mel Edmondson. The idea of this compe­


tition is to bring any social member and non bowlers and bowlers together, team­ ing them up in pairs. A total of 32 players took


part, and played in a round- robin format, with eight play­ ers per group playing three


games of 15 up. The winners of each group played in the semi-final, and group A win­ ners Hazel Hodder and Eric Wallace played group C win­ ners Tracy Spencer and Alan Dewhurst, with Hazel and Eric winning 15-7. Group B winners John


Aubin and Jack Holt played group D winners Ann Barratt and Stuart Greenwood, with John and Jack winning 15-3. In the final, Hazel and Eric


beat John and Jack 15-11. All who took part said how


much they had really enjoyed learning and taking part in Mel’s competition. Many thanks to all the or­


ganisers who helped make this day such a special day in memory of Michael and Mel, who will be sorely missed by all at Church Meadow. Wanderers are also hold­


ing the popular Floodlit Pairs competition, sponsored again by Rectella International Ltd. Qualifying rounds start on


Tuesday, September30th, and con tinue on Friday, October 3rd, Tuesday, October 7th, and Friday, October 10 th. Start time is 6-45 p.m.


throughout qualifying, with a scratch time of7-is p.m. Qualifiers on the night go


through to finals day on Sun­ day, October 12th, with the last 16 playing down from noon, with a scratch time of 12-30 p.m., and no practice. There are only a few places


left to be filled - two places on Friday, October 3rd, three on Tuesday the 7th and one on Friday the 10th.


Billington A 13 13 0 0 135 White U BuckB


’an B 14 11 0 3 119 14 716105 -


@


P W D L P 13 13 0 0 149


S.Schofield notout....-.................0 Extras....................... ......18 Total (forS wickets).............. 256


S.


P. Newton ctM. Clarkson bC. Jackson...0 D. Briggs


Maher ctO.Steinson bDougall.............. 0


bC. Jackson.. .43 bDougall...... .1


Michael and Mel are remembered


53


Local golf round-up


Saturday saw theSeptember Stablefordcompetitionat Whal­ ley Golf Club. Overall winner with 42 points was S tuart Andrews, four points in front of second and third places in Division Two respec­ tively, Terry Pike and Clive Rees. Division One winner was Ken Bolton w ith 36 points, beating Ben Graves into second place on a card play-off. Third place went to Bruce Craig with 34 points. There was only one two on the day, going to Paul Wray. Sunday sawthe Hitchin Final, w ith 15 players taking the field in this medal board competition. I t was a closely-contestedaffair, withSteve Shoreman lifting the trophy w ithanett 71,ju s t pipping Colin T. Elliott on a back six hole cardplay-off.Thirdplacewentto PaulChalkerwithanett74. Last Thursday in the Whalley Ladies' Autumn Invitation com­ petition, M argaret Calvert and Karen Thompson from Whalley, alongside Jean Dodgsonfrom Great Harwood and Gail Ains- worthfrom Clitheroe, wonona card play-off w ith 91 points from Shirley Palichand Lady Captain Sally Blenkinship, and Janet Half- pennyand Judith Harrison. A t W ilpshire Golf Club, the Ladies' EG Medal was won by D. Tattersall’s (100-27-73), ahead of L. Hunter (98-20-78). Veterans' winnerand Breakthrough Breast Cancer Brooch was also D.Tattersall, from J. Bond (105- 25-80).


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