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Teen cancer survivor raises £3.8k for charity
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Brave teenage cancersurvi- vor Francesca Wheatley held a fund raising ball to honour the memory of herthree best friends who all died from the illness.
Through CLIC Sargent, the 18-year-old, from Whalley, met Hayley, Ryan and Kim. Ryan and Kim died of can
cer in 2012 and Hayley in 2013. Francesca organised the ball, which was held at the Mytton Fold Golf Complex, Langho, and raised more than £3,800 for CLIC Sargent, the chil dren and young people’s can cer charity, in honour of her three “guardian angels”. Francesca’s family was also
supported by the chari ty after she was diagnosed with Hodg kin’s lymphoma in 2010. Francesca said: “The pain
felt almost unbearable, but thanks to CLIC Sargent I had a strong support network to get me through the rough patch and look into the future. “I’m now even more deter
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mined to raise lots of money for CLIC Sargent, as without this charity I would never have had the pleasure of meeting my three bestfriends”. Francesca’s ball was a
huge success, raising nearly £2,000 for CLIC Sargent, an amount which Santander has matched, bringing the total to over £3,800. Guests were treated to a three course meal with enter-
Francesca Wheatley (right) with her mrnnat the ball.
tainment provided by talented musician Imogen Storey. • The event was also attend
ed by “Coronation Street” star Alexander Bain (Simon Bar- low), who drew the raffle. Priz es included iPad minis, tickets to see comedian John Bishop and vouchers which had been donated by local businesses. During the evening, can
dles were lit in memory of Francesca’s friends. CLIC Sargent fund raising
manager Vicki Moore said: “We really appreciate all of the support that Francesca has shown for CLIC Sargent.
Family’s information appeal after pet Betty goes missing
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A Clitheroe family is ap pealing for information leading to the whereabouts of its beloved missing cat, Betty. Local people are being urgedtokeep an eye out for Betty, who disappeared on Saturday night from. the Low Moor' area of the town. Owner Beth Fielding said the family was very upset. “Betty is brown and fluffy and was wearing a pink collar and tag,” she said.
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“We are appealing to householders in Clitheroe to check their sheds, ga rages and gardens in case Betty is stuck or hurt. “My two little girls are desper ate to have' Betty back, especially assheismy four-year- old daughter Jess’sbest friend.” If anyone has seen Betty since Satur day or has any informa
tion about where she could be, they should call Beth on 0 7 5 9 7 3 7 7 4 0 4 .
.“She is incredibly inspira
tional and the money she has raised will help us continue supportingyoung people like herself and her three best friends.” Francesca, who is study
ing social policy BA at the University of Birmingham, is no stranger to raising money for the charity and has com pleted various challenges to boost funds. These include zip wiring
off the top of the Imperial War Museum North dressed as a penguin, giving a speech to 2,000 people twice and
cake sales, but in July last year she embarked on her biggest
journey- a charity ball, which raised thousands. She repeat ed the ball’s success by hosting another event this year. Shesaid: “Eachday 10 chil
dren are diagnosed with can- cerin the UKand CLIC Sargent is only able to support two out of every three. “My aim is to help raise
cash so that Clic Sargent can help all children with cancer. You can support the charity by logging onto https://www.
justgiving.com/Francesca wheatley/
Louise is the winner of fireworks golden ticket
A mum from Clitheroe has won the privilege of lighting the fireworks’ display at this year’s Clitheroe Community Bonfire. Louise Drinkwater
will start off this year’s fireworks’ display at the event on Satur day, November 1st. Howev er, the golden ticket winner with the privi lege of lighting the bonfire remains at large-have another look in your Clitheroe Advertiser and Times to claim your prize. Tickets are on sale for the next two weeks at Dawson’s,
Banana News and PJ Brass newsagents - only £5 for adults, £2 for children and £10 for a family of two adults and two children. Tickets will also be on sale at Clitheroe’s Tesco store on Saturday, Octo ber 25th, from some o f the 50 volunteers who have been helping over the la s t nine months to plan the event and who will
help to safely steward on
the night. You can show sup port for the event by “liking” the Facebook page at: www.
facebook.com/bonfire2014
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The Parkers Arms in Newton-in-BowIand has secured a place in The Times newspaper’s list of the top 25 country pubs for food in the UK. The Times Daily Food List (2014/2015) has been compiled in conjunction with Harden’s, publishers of The Good Food Guide, and is a highly esteemed UK food guide based on reviews from real diners who have eqjoyed meals in coun
try pubs up and down the country, from the Scottish High lands to Cornwall. Stosie Madi, chef Patron of the Parkers Arms, said: “We are oveijoyed to share this fantastic news, especially as we are the only pub in Lancashire to make it on to the list.”
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