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Rain will spread north during today (Thursday) and will be heavyatti- meswith'occasionalstrongwinds. The weatherwill remain gen§ra- lly
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Crowds converge on Castle classic cars Blues’ solid start to new campaign
Thousands of people attended this year’s classic car show set in the wonderful grounds of Clitheroe Castle. The North West Sound Archive, based at the Castle, gave people a chance to see
more than 40 classic cars on display over the Bank Holiday weekend in the area at the foot of the Castle Keep. It was such a roaring success that organisers are already planning next year’s event.
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Chtheroe enjoyed a profitable weekend as they picked up their first points ot the new season campaign.
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against near neighbours Lancaster City on NEWS IN BRIEF Thieves target
Langho nursery Raiders forced their way into a children’s nurs ery, made a search of the premises, but left empty- handed.
• Police said the intruders prised open a double glazed window and gained entry into Conkers Day Nursery, DewhurstRoad, Langho, at 12.15 am on Bank Holiday Monday. If you witnessed anything suspicious or have infor mation regarding the bur- ' glars, please contact police onioi.
.. tween tomorrow and Sunday. Churches, pubs and other venues will be hosting
Three days of‘Live’ fun Whalley is gearing up for a three-day festival of fun be-
m u s ic ,com ed y a n d o th e r a t t r a c t io n s in th e “W h a l le y Live” event.
For more information see Valley Villages, page 17. Details are also on the event website www.whalleylive
org.uk
TCase dismissed at court
magistrates on August 12th when the case was dis missed by the magistrates.
he case against Clitheroe man Jonathan Arkwright
(36), who was charged with assault by beating, has ' been dismissed by Blackburn Magistrates. Mr Arkwright, of George Street, appeared before
Town centre pub
window smashed. Vandalscausedhun- dreds of pounds worth of damage when they smashed the ground-
floor window of a town centre pub.
The offenders targeted The White Lion pub, on Marketplace, Clitheroe andmadeoff. - Police say the window was smashed by a white male on Sunday at 1-30 am. Officers are appeal ing for witnesses to come forward and con tact them on 101.
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Inside your Clitheroe Advertiser and Times... BREAKING NEWS..! BREAKING NEWS..
Freemasons at Wiswell is
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Renowned Ribble Valley food pub the Freemasons, at Wiswell, owned by chef Ste ven Smith, has been crowned the UK’s Number 1 Pub in the Good Food Guide 2015, pub lished by Waitrose. ■ The Guide, which reviews
thebest restaurants, pubs and cafes in the UK, will be available on September 8th and this is the first year it has featured a ranking of the UK’s Top 50 pubs. Commenting on his suc
cess, chef/patron Steve Smith (pictured right) said: “We’re absolutely over the moon to have received this honour. We may only be a little authentic village pub in the Lancashire
Out soon, 2015 guide rates Valley pub best in UK Dnn/\itm DSUUIm 17.11_ •' 1_ ? 11 1_i 1
' hills, but we have big plans and to see them coming to fruition is fantastic. “Our food is always our
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main focus and we firmly be lieve thequality offering we’ve created, packaged up in a true pub environment is the rea-
'son people return time and again.”
. Elizabeth Carter, Consult ant Editor of the Waitrose
■ Good Food Guide, explained what she believes makes the
Freemasons at Wiswell so special: “The Freemasons at
Wiswell is a role model of its kind, a consistent and likea-. ble country pub with no pre tensions or gimmicks, just first-class food and knowl--
edgeable, welcoming service! “Thatithasanarmyofloyal
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fans comes as no surprise, for Steven Smith’s skilled cook ing extracts the best from top- drawer ingredients.” The Good Food Guide’s Top
50 Pub list is a new addition for the 2015 Guide, and fol lows on from the success of its Top 50 Restaurants list ing, which is highly regarded
" by chefs and restaurant-goers alike.
Ranging from rustic lo
cals to stylish inns, the list has been compiled from the pub’s score in the Good Food Guide 2015, anonymous inspector visits and feedback from the ■ Good Food Guide’s readers.
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bvDuncan Smith
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Charlie Bush is toasting suc cess this week having been
named Riverford Franchisee oftheyear2014.
Charlie, from Gisburn, set up the Riverford franchise in East Lancashire two-and-a- half years ago. He now deliv ers fresh organic vegetables to more than 250 households
a week throughout the Ribble Valley and further afield. ■ There are 70 Riverford
franchisees up and down the country, all delivering award winning organic fruit, veg and meat to over 40,000 custom ers through their iconic veg- boxes. Every year at the annual Riverford conference a fran chisee is recognised for his or her efforts in sales, customer care, business practice and brand building. “I’m delighted to win the
award,” said Charlie, “it’s a great honour and makes all that hard work worthwhile.
“I know my customers are
happy with me, but it’s great to know that those who have spent a lot of their lives build-
ing.the company are happy with me too! “The Riverford brand and
heritage is important to me, I believe passionately about or
ganic farming and want others to know the benefits that this farming practice can bring, both to the environment and to their homes.”
Charlie this year, as the or ganic industry is recovering quickly from the recession and confidence is high after new scientific research was released strengthening claims that organic food has signifi cant nutritional benefits com
pared with conventional food. Charlie added: “We’re
thrilled to hear about this re search. We have always known that organic food looks, feels and tastes different to conven tionally produced crops that are generally pushed forward with synthetic fertilisers. “It would be extraordinary
if theseclearly observable dif ferences were not reflected in the nutritional value too, and it now seems that science is catching up with what has al
ways been common sense to us.”
Riverfordhasalsojustbeen
named Best Retailer at the Ob server Ethical Awards 2014. Central to the company is the concept of giving local peo ple the freshest possible sea sonal fruit and veg at a price that is fair to both customers and growers. Customers get great value organic veg, deliv ered free to their door by the shortest possible route. For more information you
can find Charlie on Facebook at Riverford East Lancashire, call 01200 445922 or visit
www.riverford.co.uk • Riverford began in Dev-'
on in 1987, founded by organic farmer Guy Watson delivering
organic vegetables to 30 local homes.
2 3 ^ Police appeal after sex attack on jogger
Police are appealing for in formation after a woman
whowasoutjogginginWhal- ley was sexually assaulted by a man. At around 8-45 pm on
Tuesday, July 19th, a 26-year-
oldwomanwasrunningalong Clitheroe Road, when a man grabbed her bum. Clitheroe’s Insp. Hassan Khan said: “We are looking
for a white male, 25 to 30 years with dirty blonde/light mousy coloured hair. He was wearing a grey-hooded top, grey tracksuit and trainers. “We are keen for witness
es who may have seen him around the village to come forward and contact police on 101 or the free and confi dential Crimestoppers line on 0800 555111.”
night out’ ? Round Table, the UK’s largest young man’s organisation, is offering the men of Clitheroe and the surrounding Ribble Valley a free night out with the lads. '
- If your wheelie bin has
more nights out than you do, then your local Round Table wants to change this. The new campaign has been launched to encourage men aged 18-45 to reclaim their social lives and to try new things. Meetingjusttwiceamonth,
RoundTableenablespeopleto ’ have nights out, try new activi
ties and to get involved within their local community.
To earn a “Free Night Out”, men simply have to visit the
•Round Table Facebook page . and register on the “A free night out” tab. The members of the local club will then be in
contact to invite them along to their next event. Cait Allen, Round Table
Chief Executive, said: “We
. know how busy modern men are, with work and family
commitments often making it difficult for them to make time for themselves. “With our Free Night Out
offer, we want to make it as easy as possible for men to break from routine and do more with their evenings. We’re the original and best so cial network, so why not claim a voucher and see what hap pens - it won’t cost you any thing !” To find out more about
joining,
visitwww.roundtable.
co.uk.
To receive a “Free Night Out” voucher, go to Facebook
and search for “Round Table . Great Britain and Ireland”.
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