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Y|°u| will he amazed how modern technology t , h^tkfes hearing and understanding in
molt situations enjoyable by boosting the performance of your hearing aids.
Since 1980 we've helped thousands of people in the
North West hear better. We offer a comprehensive ’ hearing service in our two local centres in Preston and KirkbyLonsdale or in the comfort of your own home. For friendly knowledgeable advice just call us now on
01772 252411, in many instances we can answer your question immediately.
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Preston Hearing is a local, independent hearing care centre, we specialise in providing solutions for those difficult listening situations such as the telephone, TV and noisy environments.-
The Complete Solution
Our Phonak DECT 1 telephone and compilot/TV package have been developed especially for challenging and distracting listening situations, enabling you to 5
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Keeping in touch with friends. . . The Phonak DECTl cordless phone can make a world of
difference to your telephone conversations. It transmits sound to both ears simultaneously,, reducing noise and '' maximising understanding.
Struggling to hear the TV clearly....? ' The Phonak compilot with TVLink S is the perfect
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so ution to help you hear the volume on your TV this turns your Phonak hearing aids into a wireless headset with stereo sound quality.
■ .For more details or advice please call ! Q1772 252411 or 015242 73589]
IRENETAYLOR hearing centres I
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Spread the word:
http://www.theredpumpinn.co.uk
jdnesday, August27.2014 RURAL LIFE . I Hut not as you know it! R p p U M P !N N .......
I s certainly widely known that the food at The Red f “mp lnn(| f ^
very good, what is probably not wideiv
Known is that the owners of the inn actually restor^ tho iia jo r ity of the inns furniture t h e m K S f f i » iidividual feel to this historic Lancashire building 9
IVith a keen eye for excellent quality antique furniture jh a t would pass muster in any modern environmenO ihey restored many sturdy old pieces and orerthe' |ears they have sold the odd bit to eager customer
f o J f c S hornet1 "9 antiqUe’ UniqU6 & a K S
Savour,tecorner. Uiey now have two small showroom * t*eveloP*,0 new
[ising luxurious natural hides, leathers, silks, tapestries H
nubucks- Turned Leg furniture specialises in mainV feut not exclusively), antique hardwood seating and
Storage, giving'pieces a high quality modern makeovJr | o complement the demand for unique, "talking point" Jieces that families want in their modem homes C e ■
9the Coach House of which houses Jon's workshoD pnd showroom until a new site is found!) is now open
,new venture' the Red Pump Inn
http://www.turnedleg.com
2°30°then R n n ^ / & urba^ for lun°h apd dinner (12- •oU then 5.30-9) and Sunday lunch from 12-5.
^ ' 'hQth® 9°rgeous food, the fabulous location and
nnrn! der ,hr°U9h the labyrinthine inn to see the gorgeous restored furniture, it's well worth the extra 10 minutes out of Clitheroe.
• havf a look around at some of the pieces at he Red Pump Inn on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays., S S r f i T « * - " e's » * > » 0 "aggxg. •
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