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Brave youngster Jack Lam­ bert cut the ribbon to open a


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Mum-of-two Lucy Robin­


son, from Slaidburn, invited five-year-old brain tumour survivor Jack to open her children’s shoe shop, Muddy


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new pair of shoes as a thank- you. Clitheroe’s town mayor


and fellowlocal retailer Goun. Kevin Horkin attended the opening to wish Lucy well in her new enterprise. “Itwasagreatdayforusall.


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