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^ Thursday, August 28th, at - - 7 pm. National Theatre live


^ ^ •S k y l ig h t 's ta r r in g U tfwNighyand Cany Mulligan.


c Tickets£12, concessions £io _ Tuesday, September 2 n i


&oni7pnL Ladies’film night: “The Railway Man’ . Tickets £12, concessions £10 -inclu-


® sh'eoftwo-coursesupper. Thursday,September4th,


at 6-30 pm. National Theatre live broadcast, ‘Meda’. Tick--


ets £15, concessions £12.50. -


m '2- - To book tickets, call 01200 ’ 421599.


Saturday, September 6th,


at 1 pm. The Soultrain. Band performing anthemic tunes


from the era of\\Tsan Casino and Blackpool Mecca plus


• £12. classic 60s soul bits. Tickets


ST MARY’S CENTRE - Mondays, 9-30 to 11 am,


. toddler group; 1 to 2-30 pm, ladies’, badminton; 3-30 to 5


pm, foster carers’group; 6 to 7


pm, martial art^6to7-3o pm, Beavers; 7-30 to gpm, Cubs;


jujitsu.


rt$o to 9-30 pm, line (fencing. Tuesdays, 6-30 to 9-3opm,


. Wednesdays, 10 to noon, Spanish class; 4 to 7-30 pm, Little Voices; 6 to 7-30 pm, St Mary’s Brownies; 7-30 to 9 pm, St Mary’s Guides; 7-30 to 8-30 pm, belly dancing (women


only), costs £5.FordetaiIs, call Katy on 07780 708544.


e . Thursdays, 10 to 11-30


' am, yoga; 7^-30 to 10 pm, Latin dancing. Fridays, 10-30 to n-3oam,


© line dancing; 3-30 to 5 pm,


foster carers’ group; 6-30 to 9-30 pm, Techie Heaven. Saturday; August 30th,


from 10 to 5 pm. Crafty Vin­ tage Fair.


STEPPING OUT ^ Thursday, August 28th, at • for upto 4.5 miles.


v 1-30 pm. Meet at Newton car park for up to seven miles. At 6-30 pm, meet in Downham -


Friday, August 29th, at


1-30 pm. Meet at Whalley Bus Station for up to 5 5 miles.


Sunday, August 31st, at 2 pm. Meet Mitchell Streetcar


park, Clitheroe, for up to 1.5 miles. Walks are free to join: For


further information, call Barrie on 01200 414484.


9 KN0WLE GREEN VILLAGE HALL


Tuesdays, September 2nd and 9 th; at 8 pm. Line dancing


^ with Sharon. Costs £2.50, in- *** elusive of refreshments. New


- dancers welcome. V Wednesday,-Septem­


ber 3rd, at 7-30 pm. Military + whist and dominoes; To play


fc


costs £2, inclusive of tea and biscuits.


.Thursday, September4th,


from noon. Autumn concert series launches with a per: formance by the Pennine Piano Quartet. Concert followed by two-course hinchr Tickets £15 including lunch or £10 for concert only, with


childticketsat£7.Tobbok,(an 01200425629or078i4782i44'


anytimebefbre5-3opmonthe


_ day before the concert.1 Monday, September 8th,at


7 -30pm. Whist and dominoes. To play costs £2, inclusive of


tea and biscuits. Wednesday, September


10th, at 7-30 pm. Sequence dancing. Costs £3 inclusive of tea and biscuits. • - -


WESTBRADFORD VILLAGEHALL


Mondays, from 6-30 to


7-30 pm. Tai chL For further information, call 01200 440523. From 8 to 10 pm. Sequence dancing. For details, call 01995*61434.


Mondays, Wednesdays and


Thursdays,6togpm.Gymclub. Fordetails,caU 01200423424.


TuKdays,-from 7 to 8 pm.


- Zumba.Fordetails, call 01200 425008. Every first and third


Tuesday,from7pm.Backgam-


monClub.Fordetails. call Ian 0007764796328. : Every third Wednesday of


the month, at 7-30 pm. Whist and dominoes.


Thursdays, from 1 to 2pm.


Pflates-TakeamaLFordetails, call Janina on 07912 934407.


: Last Thursday o f the month, from 7-30 pin. Village Garden Club. For details, call Marflyn on 01260 422097. Fridays, from 2 to 4 pm.


Bridge group. New players welcome, but must be expe­ rienced or improvers.


and to hire hall, call Annie Wildman on 07531854102 or


For general information


email wbvhbookingsecretaiy @gmaiLcom


CLITHEROE RAMBLERS Saturday, August 30th,


at 9-30 am. Meet at Chester Avenue car park for Ribches-


ten Geoff Errington 01200 539302. Tuesday, September 2nd,


at 10 am. Meet at Chester Avenue car park for Boul- sworth Hill from Wycoller. Nan Errington 01200 539302. Wednesday, September 3rd, at 6-30 pm. Meet in Hurst


Green for evening walk. Brian Davies 01200 428383. Saturday, September 6th,


at 9-30 am. Meet at Chester Avenue car park for Spring Wood, Whalley. Harold Birch 01254679847.


Tuesday, September 9 th, at 1 pm. Meet at Chester Avenue


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Yon might not think thenights drawing in aremuch to , raise the roof about, but i f you’re thinking of a newhobby


wrtnantamn around the corner why not give singing a


Community choir the Secret Singers has its first get to- ^ to^ ^ se aon th iscom in gT uM da y ev en in g ,


.


I tn^ a t^ ^ toT u rn e rF olcLE ea t^ an d isa ch o ir a^jrone who fflce5 to sing but usu3^ doc5 s° in private, ^ ^ o^ tx o n ^ n o n e ed to re adm u s ic an d n o p re s -


InMch the samevein, anew community choir at Kno wle p re® iCongregalwnM Onirch has its f irs t evermeet- rag next Friday, September5th, while the Memory Lane -


fiiciid^famify and carers, has now opened up to those with other forms of dementia, MS or in recovery from stroke. Seehstings for more details.


car park for Wiswell. Anne Hardacre 01200 429341.


CLITHEROE CASTLE MUSEUM -


Museum open daily from noon t04pm. Admission costs


£4 adults and £3 concessions. Accompanied children admit­ ted free.


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To Sunday, August 31st. Hunt for pirate treasure


among the collections. Chil­ dren’s competition plus craft


. to make Roman souvenir or pirate paraphenalia for sop charge


EverySaturdayandSunday


during opening hours, crafty fun for children. Each child pays sop to participate.


time for children aged three toeightyears.


Mondays during term


time. Mystery object han­ dling (adults only). Intriguing objects from the collections


introduced by a museum as­ sistant.


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CHATBURN LIBRARY Thursdays, 1-15 to 1-45 pm.


Story time for pre-school­ ers. Second Thursday of the month. Family history sur­ gery, Chatterbooks young person’s (eight to 12 years) reading group and Chatbum Book Group. For further in­ formation, call Gary on 0300 1236703.


Saturdays at 2 pm. Story .


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10 pm. Beginners’ ballroom dancing classes. Tel. 07732 826176 for details. Wednesday evenings,


WarcockArchers.Fordetails, j call 01254 248317.


Thursday evenings, bad­


minton club. New players welcome.


STMARY’S CHURCH HALL,LANGHO


Tuesdays, from 1-30 to


3 pm. Gentle exercise class organised by Age UK. Cost is


£2.50. For further details, call 01200453073. .


I TRINITY METHODISTCHURCH Mondays. Clitheroe Food-


bank, Bible study and Scouts. Tuesdays, at 11 am. Gen­


tle exercise group. Session followed by refreshments/ I chat. Cost £3, inclusive of I


refreshments. Age UK activ­ ity. Tel. 01200453076/453077. Also, Rainbows, Brownies,


Guides and Clover Club (first Tuesday, alternate months). Wednesdays. Clitheroe Foodbank, Ladies’ Afternoon


Fellowship (alternate weeks) and Trinity Ramblers. •Thursdays. Guides and


KNO WLE GREEN I bank, Carer Group (third


First Fruits Toddler Group. Term-time play session for


children up to five years and their carers.


service. _ Saturday, August 30th,


Sundays, at 11 am. Family


fromg tonoon. Bikers’ break­ fast and brew. Free event. All bikerswelcome. Friday, September 5th, from 5-30 to 6-45 pm. New


community choir open to all ages and abilities. All wel­ come. Free.


CLITHEROE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH


Tuesdays, noon to i-3opm. Open church, 'including


service o f reflection at 12- 30pm. BILUNGTON


'


ANDLANGHO VILLAGEHALL Daily, pre-school play- '


group. Indoor and outdoor play areas. Call 07986 255643 for further information.


. Monday afternoons,


leisure club for over 55s. Play dominoes, Scrabble, table tennis etc. New friends welcome, teL 01254 823794. Tuesdays, from 8-15 to


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Fridays, from 9-30 to 11 am.


.


Saturdays. Coffee Stop - pop up snack bar to raise


Worship. For further details ' on above,'call 07775 890733. |


funds for redevelopment (last Saturday of the month). Sundays, at 10 and 6 pm.


CLITHEROE FIRE STATION


Clitheroe Crafty Corner. Free 1 Tuesdays, from 1 to 3 pm.


to join. Take your own mate­ rials to enjoy your craft with like-minded others.


For further information,


call Iain on 07507 838975 or Elaine on 07508 056302.


CHATBURN PRIMARYSCHOm Wednesdays, from 7107-30


pm. Metafit class. For details, call Jackie on 01200 425008.


| PENDLECLUB, lowergate


l c Tuesdays, 7-30 pm.


Sequence dancing for over 55s.


Wednesdays, from 10-15 to n-45 am. Yoga for beginners.


From2to4prn,YoungatHeart Club for gentle seated exercise ^


s°clj?T B°th organised by


AgeUK.Fordetails.caU 01200 453073/453077.


Trinity Ramblers. Fridays. Clitheroe Food-


Friday ofthemonth) and TOFS (Tea on Friday), fun for all ages-term time only.


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Kai Karate Club. Every other Friday, from


TRINITY COMMUNITYCENTCE Every Wednesday night


cashire People First. Drop-in session for local adults with learning disabilities. Enjoy film club, crafts, outings.


Yoga. Hour long drop-in class


for men and women. Suitable for aU fitness levels


• For further details, email


adeleannscott@gmaU.com EveryTuesday, from 9-15 to


11 am. Little Fishes group for toddlers and babies with their parents or carers. Every Thursday, from 2 to 3-30 pm. Gentle exercise


class organised by Age UK. For further details, call 01200 453073-


RIBBLE VALLEY BREASTFRIENDS Mondays, from 1 to 3 pm.


Breast cancer support group. Meet GrindletonPavilion. For more information, caU Alison WaUer on 07890 685932, email


alison@ribblevalleybreast friends.org.uk or visit www.


ribblevalleybreastfriends. org.uk,


b a y l e ya rm s , h u rstg reen


Every second Thursday


of the month. Jazz suppers in collaboration with Ribble { Valley Jazz & Blues Club.


For more details, call 01254 826478.


CLITHEROE MOUNTAINEERING CLUB


Sunday, August 31st, at 8


am. Meet at council offices car park for day meet in Bor-


rowdale. Details from Humph Johnson on 07836328730. - Thursday, September


4th, at 9 am. Meet at Clithe­ roe Cricket Club car park for walk from Slaidbiirn to Clithe­ roe. CaU Brian Davies on 01200 428383formoreinformation.,


RIMINGTON INSTITUTE


Mondays, at 7.30pm. In-


doorbowls. FirstTuesdayofthemonth


at 7-30 pm. Women’s Institute. Last Wednesday of the


month from noon. Luncheon club.


' Thursdays, at 8 pm. Ladies’ table tennis and also snooker I (open to all).


WHALLEY METHODISTCHURCH Every Monday at 6-30 pm.


CLITHEROE LIBRARY


Every Thursday, from 9-30


am to noon. Braille It. Tel. 01200426063. From 9-30 to 11-30 am; silver surfer drop- in session. Free help and guidance on ways to get more out ofyour computer. Tuesdays, at 2 pm. Toddler


RhymeTime-termtimeonly. Thursdays, at 10 am and


Saturdays, at2 pm. Story time sessions, term time only.


CLITHEROE GARDEN CLUB


Wednesday, September


3rd, and every first Wednes­ day of the month. Club night. Members meet at Ribbles- dale Wanderers Cricket Club, off Brownlow Street, Clithe­ roe. New members welcome, whatever level of gardening ability. September’s meet­ ing will feature a talk by Chris Wilcock entitled “Water Aid”. Refreshments served."


WADDINGTON I METHODIST CHURCH


Fridays, from 10 to 11-30 am. Waddlers Toddler Group.


STMICHAEL& ST JOHN’S PARISH CENTRE, LOWERGATE Every Monday, evening.


Ribble Valley Visually Im­ paired Group; Tel: 01200 426822.


.


. CLITHEROE brid g ec lu b


Mondays and Thursdays at 7-15 pm in Chatburn school


| hall, improvers and expe­ rienced players welcome,


but no hosting system, so take, a partner. Enquiries on 61254


877256. Cost: £1.50 members; £2.50 non-members. ■


WHALLEY LIBRARY Mondays, from 1-30 to 4


pm. Pearls of Wisdom Craft Circle. "


Tuesdays, from 1-30 pm. Play Scrabble. From 2-30 to


2-50 pm. Baby Bounce and- Rhyme. FirstTuesdayofthemonth,.


from 6 to 7pm. Police surgery and advice session.'


. .


Pm.Storytimeforpre-school children.


.


First Wednesday of the m°nth. Whalley New Pages


adult reading group and find yoiirpastwithafaimily history surgery.


Second Wednesday of


the month. Trailblazers young person’s (aged eight I


•• Wednesdays, from 2 to 2-30 '


'


to 12 years) reading group. Fridays,from 11 to 11-30 am.


Story time for pre-school chil­ dren. •


Computing for Beginners,


offered by Age UK, takes place at Whalley Library.


For more information on all groups and activities, call


. 03001236703 or email whalley. library@lancashire.gov.uk


CHATBURN VILLAGEHALL Tuesdays and Fridays, from


10 to noon and from 12-45 to


2-45 pm, Paintingfor Pleasure watercolour classes. Suitable


for beginners and more expe­ rienced artists. Demonstra­ tions, colour hand-outs or work on your own projects. For more details, call Judy Tomlinson on 01254 397724 or 07903 534646 or email


painting 4pleasure@tiscali. co.uk Wednesdays, from 7-30


to 9 pm. Yoga. For more de­ tails, call Pat Salmon on 01282 770192. .


LANCASHIRE FAMILY HISTORYAND HERALDRYSOCIETY Every second Tuesday of


the month, 7-30 pm at Clithe­


roe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road.


CLITHEROE COMMUNITY CHURCH


Mondays, from 6 pm.


CobraFit health and fitness. Tuesdays, term time from


I- 30 to 3 pm. The Ark toddler group for under fives. From 6 to 7-15 pm term time. X:cell children’s group (seven to II- year-olds) - games, activi­ ties and Bible stories.


. First Friday of the month from 12-30 pm. Friendship group for those aged 60 plus, including soup and sand­ wich lunch. Fridays, from 6 pm. CobraFit health and fitness. Fridays, term time from 7 to 9 pm. Encounter youth group - live music, games, tuck shop and more for 11 to 18-year-olds. All groups meet at. King’s Centre, MillthorneAvenue, Clitheroe.


HOGHTONTOWER Sunday, August 31st, at 3


pm (doors from 1 pm). Chap­ terhouse Outdoor Theatre presents “The Jungle Book”. Musical show for children of all ages. Tickets from Hoghton Tower, Preston and Blackburn visitor centres and from www. seetickets.com or by calling 0871220 0260. Adults £14, . students/children £10 or family (two adul ts,-


t w 0 c h i 1 d r e n ) £42. Tuesday, September 2nd,


from 11 to 3 pm. Creepy Crawl- ies. Meet insects, spiders and reptiles. Regular 40 minute sessions. Costs £4 per child per session. Adults free. - Wednesday; September


3rd, from 11 to 4 pm. Walking and drawing with artist Lisa. Wigham. Learn outdoor pait- ing and drawing skills. Suita­ ble for everyone aged six plus. Costs £12 perperson.


CLITHEROE COUNTRY MARKET Every Tuesday, from 10 to


11-30 am, in the Lower Hall, Clitheroe United Reformed Church. Home-made produce and crafts (hand-knitted baby and children’s clothes, hand- painted silk scarves, jewel­ lery) plus locally grown plants and cut flowers. Refresh­ ments from g-30 am.


ST JAMES’CHURCH, CLITHEROE


Sundays at 9 am and 10-30


am. Worship with Holy Com­ munion at 9 am followed by


musical worship at 10-30 with Communion on the first Sun­


day of the month. Creche and children’s groups at this serv­ ice except on the second Sun­


day of the month when all ages worship together.


' Wednesdays at 10-30 am.


Communion service followed by social activities.


For more details, visit .www.sijamesciitheroe.co.uk


BRABIN’S GALLERY, CHIPPING To Sunday, 31st August,


from 9 to 5 pm daily, Art and craft exhibition by Ribble Valley artists working with glass, wood, textiles, paints, ink and mixed media. On Sun­ days, one or more of the artists will host an open studio work­ shop. Free admission.


HARKTO BOUNTY, SLAIDBURN


Thursday; August 28th, at


7-15 pm: Brass at the Bounty with Slaidburn Silver Band. Free admission.


SAWLEY VILLAGEHALL


Sunday, August 31st, from


10 to 4 pm. Monthly farmers market. Indoor and outdoor stalls selling a range of artisan


produce from Lancashire and Yorkshire.


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0 Thursday, September4th, and every Thursday there­ after from 9-30 to 11-36 am.


Yoga for beginners. For more details, callCath Lee on 01206' 427903 or 07952 964360.


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CHATBURN ALLOTMENTS PROPUCESHOW


Sunday, August 31st, from


2 to'4 pm. Show in Chatburn School with auction of pro­


duce, raffle, cake and craft stalls. Free admission with


proceeds to Pendleside Hos­ pice.


WHALLEY VILLAGEHALL Sunday, August 31 s t, from


10 to 3 pm. Table top sale.


Genuine quality items. Free entry. To book a table as a seller, call Honey on 01254 822350.


Mondays at 11-15 am. Yoga.


Hour-long drop in class for men and women. Suitable for all fitness levels. For further


details, email adeleannscott@ gmail.com Wednesdays at 6-30


pm. Whalley Art'Group. Fun painting and draw­ ing class for beginners and


intermediates. Newmembers welcome. For further details, call Jean Holt on 01254 824825 or 0770 9259237. Saturday, September 6th,


at 7-30 pm (bar from 7 pm). Blackburn with Darwen Mu-, sic Service Big Band in con­ cert. Favourite tunes from Amy Winehouse to Nat King Cole. Tickets£6from Whalley


Post Office, on the door or by calliing 01254 822350.


CLITHEROE NATURALISTS Saturday, September 6th,


at 9-30 pm. Meet at Clitheroe


Interchange for coach walk to Parbold. To book, call Jean on 01200538646.


WHALLEYOLD


GRAMMARSCHOOL COMM UNITY CENTRE i September gardening


Thursday mornings). For de- j tails and to book, call Sue


. Jeffries on 0744 459818 or '


email sue@sjgardenadavice. co.uk -


Septemberknittingclasses (Tuesday evenings), sewing


[ (Wednesdaydayandevening) and garment construction


(Thursday day and evening).


. For details and to book, con­ tact Lynne on 01254 698787. September “jumping


clay” courses for adults and


children. Call Susie Edwards on 07725 000694 for details. or email susie.edwards@


jumpingclay.co.uk' Mondays, from 7 to 8-30


I Saturday ofthemonth, from I


pm; Yoga. For details, call Christine on 07774 064837. First Tuesday and third


classes (Wednesday evenings, I 2 to 4.pm and 10 to 4pm


respectively. Tollhouse Bead- ers’ Club. For further infor­


mation, call Marlene on 01282 772896.


----------— ers. Play a percussion instru- 2 pm. The 25th annual vil- j


lage show in the village hall. Flowers, plants, produce, crafts and photography plus afternoon teas. Admis­


sion £1 adults, free for chil­ dren.


BILLINGTON& WHALLEYBRASS BANDCLUB


Saturday, August 30th, at


8 pm. TV’s Paul Hayes brings his rock’n’ roll band, the Paul Hayes Collection, to perform at the club. Free admission.


BOWLAND WALKERS Sunday, August 31st, at 10-


10 am. Meet at Clitheroe In­ terchange for the 811 bus to


Ingleton for five mile walk. Fordetails, call 01200425 773.


CROSSROADS CARE THURSDAYLUNCH CLUB


| • Thursday, September 11th, from 11 am. Arrive Mear- ; ley Fold Day'Centre, Bright


I Street, Clitheroe, to choose lunch. Lunch served at 12-15 pm followed by entertain­


ment. Costs £4.60. Transport


• can be arranged. To reserve a place, call Hilary on 01200 422104 or 07730 421990.


WADDINGTON CLUB Sunday, September 7th,


from 10 am. Sponored walk (eight miles) for North West


. Air Ambulance. Last year’s walk raised more than £800.


RIBBLLE VALLEY DIABETIC GROUP Monday, September 8 th,


at 7-30 pm. Meet at Clitheroe


Rugby Club, Littlemoor Road, Clitheroe, for talk by Prof Satyan Rqj on diabetes myths and facts. For more details, call Gordon on 01254 245611.


CROSSROADS CARE MEMORYLANE SINGING


Wednesday, September


3rd, from 1-30 to 3 pm. Meet at Mearley Fold Day Cen-


. tre, Bright Street, Clitheroe. ; Singing group for those with dementia, Alzheimer’s, MS or recovering from stroke. Singwithfriends,family,car- I


MELLOR VILLAGESHOW Sunday, August 31st, from i


1 ment. Dance. For more details and to arrange transport, call Hilary on 01200 422104 or 07730421990; • Monday, September.8th,


from 1-30 to 3 pm; Group meets at Abbeyfield.


RIBBLE VALLEY JAZZ & BLUES CLUB « Friday, September 5th, at


8pm.HeartheJazzWorrri- ers featuring Dean Masser on sax and Neil Yates on trumpet play at the Atrium cafe bar at ^ Clitheroe Castle Museum. Tickets £10 on the door, £8 members.


LIP READING Tuesday, September 9th, @


at 2 pm. Free taster session in the Meeting Room, Clitheroe


Library. The following Tues- day, a new 26 week course - begins. Places again free of charge. For details, email Carol Rileyatcariley@talk21.com. *


I SECRETSINGERS Tuesday, September 2nd,


and every Tuesday thereafter . from 8 to 9-30 pm. Commu­


nity choir. Open to all who en- * joy singing - no auditions, no


. need to read music, no pres­ sure to perform. Meets at The


Barn, Turner Fold, Read. For more details, call Olwyn on 07891471404, email olwyn@ naturalvoice.netor visit www. ^ secret-singers.com


RIBBLEFUNCLUB Sundays at 7:30 pmVFilm ®


club that meets at the New


Inn, Parson Lane, Clithroe, to show world cinema and British films, including con­


temporary, classic, documen­ taries and animation. To join


costs £7.50 until Christmas. No entrance charge for screenings. Turn up or call ^


01200 4424444 for more de­ tails.


POGINN,WHALLEY * Thursday, September 4th,


from 9 pm. Open mic night'. Listen or play/sing.


CLITHEROE SPEAKERS’CLUB:


7-30 pm. Meets at the Young Farmers’ Club, Ribblesdale a Centre (Auction Mart), Lift- W coin Way, Clitheroe. Gain


Monday, September 1st, at


confidence speaking in front of people. Sociable evening


with no' obligation to join in. Meets first and third Mondays of the month. For more.details,-call 61200 427870 orvisit www.clitheroe speakersclub.webden.co.uk +


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