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Didn't he do well? 73 years in show business and still going strong, Bruce returns to the boards he first trod as a compare in 1958’, and we’re off to see him with a bargain coach break which includes show ticket, 4 star hotel and free time in London. All together, Bruce, nice to see you...


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• Sunday night stay at the 4 star Tower Guoman hotel w ith full English breakfast • Ticket (face value D O ) to see Bruce Forsyth at the London Palladium on Sunday evening (upgrades available)


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A hundred years after his birth and sixty-five years after he first performed - on the Palladium's stage, the old Sinatra magic is back in town with this extraordinary multi-media concert using archive film footage, 24-piece orchestra and live dancers.


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• Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London area hotel w ith 3-course evening meal and full English breakfast


• Saturday matinee ticket (Upper Clide, value £33.25 Inc booking fee) to see'SInatra -lhe Man and His Musldatthe London Palladium (Ticket Upgradesavailableatasupplement) • Free time In London


' • Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padiham For more information or to book, please call:,


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• Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London area hotel with 3 course evening meal . and full English breakfast


.• Admission to Elvis atThe 02:The Exhibition of His Life on Sunday • Free time in London • Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padiham


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Young musicians at Stony- hurst’s prep school, St Mary’s Hall, near Hurst Green, gave a concert showcasing their mu­ sical talent. Parents, staff and friends enjoyed very polished and


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Saturday departures, 14 March, 16 May & 8 August 2015


A unique opportunity to get an up-dose-and-personal view of the legendary life and times of the best-sellingsolo artist in recording history, with coach travel and transfers, 3 course evening meal and 4 star outer London area hotel with breakfast Included. Thank you, thank you very much. Uh huh.


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There was plenty of knitting, but riot'muchmattering at Oa- khill College’s new Knit and Natter Club. ' Mrs Riley, a devotee of knit­


ting, hardly had the chance to complete a row of her own knitting, instead showing pu­ pils at the Whalley school how to cast on. Some pupils managed to


get the hang of it while others opted for weaving bracelets and eating banana cake pro­ vided by Olivia Bentley. A spokeswoman said: “It


was lovely to see so much concentration and determi­ nation. There were plenty of smiles too.”


Oakhill pupils try their hand at knitting.


confident performances from pupils in years five to eight. This was the first in a series


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perience in performance. The programme included


of regular “music showcases” at the school to enable young musicians to gain valuable ex­


piano, vocal, violin, clarinet and flute performances, in the beautifiil setting of Stony- hurst College’s Orchestra Room.


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21. Fast number of vehicles (5) .


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records I’d brought back to sign (7)


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2. It’s often drunk, though too much is bad for it (6)


3. Dog used in security (3)


4. Excite with a bit of spooning? (4,2)


5. Fish the Royal Navy is brought in to protect (7)


8. Study variety in a partner (7)


11. Coastal water­ fall (3-4)


13. Alarm rattles disturb (7)


15. He's mastered the art of eating ou t (6)


16. Breathe out, finally (6)


17. Something the lawyer makes short work of? (5)


20. Tear in strips (3)


Quick Clues: Across 6. Not so heavy (7) 7. Tribunal (5) 9. Theme (5)


10. Child's room (7) 12. Slow down (6,5) 14. Moulded paper pulp (6-5)


18. Stupid (7) 19. Sorrow (5) 21. Stall (5) 22. Merit (7)


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11. Stream (7) 13. Ardour (7) 15.Setfireto(6) 16. Injured (6) 17. Dig (5) 20. Jewel (3)


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DOUBLE CROSSWORD: Cryptic: Across: l Catching on; 7 Iraqi; 8 Betrays; 10 Nominate; 11 Glum; 13 Tackle; 15 Teaser; 17 Ibid; 18 Operetta; 21 Genuine; 22 Ideal; 23 Distressed. Down: 1 Claim; 2 Triangle; 3 Habits; 4 Note; 5 Oracles; 6 Signet ring; g Somersault; 12 Near miss; 14 Chianti; 16 Apiece; 19 Trend; 20 Mint. Quick: Across: 1 Miscellany; 7 Otter; 8 Adverse; 10 Foretell; 11 Just; 13 Serene; 15 Career; 17 Alps; 18 Bewilder; 21 Egotist; 22 Guess; 23 Afterwards. Down: 1 Meter; 2 Scrutiny; 3 Enable; 4 Live; 5 Nurture; 6 Confiscate; 9 Enterprise; 12 Malinger; 14 Reproof; 16 Bestow; 19 Dress; 20 Ripe.


Ribblesdale High School YearlOfootballerssecu re their place in the semi-final of the English Schools' Football Cup.


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Twogoalsinthebackofthe net secured Ribblesdale High School's place in the semi-final of the English Schools’ Foot­ ball Cup.


The Year 10 boys’ football team beatMalet Lambert School2-i in a very close and extremely tensegame.


. , „ . ‘ Starting the game brightly


they were always in control of the first half with Ben Hart­ ley opening the scoring with


a fantastic strike into the top corner ofthe net. The boys pushed for a sec­


ond goal and were unlucky on two occasions not to extend their lead.- Malet Lambert came out


in the second half with a dif­ ferent attitude and began to press for an equaliser and af­ ter 65 minutes they equalised taking the game to extra time. With two minutes remain­


ing until a penalty shoot out, ..Will Wrathall had to make a one-ori-une save to deny Malet Lambert’s striker a goal, but the follow up was destined for the net until James Geidard


managed to kick the ball off the line full stretch. The ball travelled up to the


other end and Scott Wilson controlled and passed to Josh Tetley who put an inch per­ fect cross in to Owen Gould to smash in the winning goal with one minute to go. An all-round fantastic


team performance by Will Wrathall, Alex Chambers, James Geidard, Scott Wil­ son, James Billington, Simon Wharton, Max Cane, James Scorah, Ben Hartley, Elliot Watson, Owen Gould, James Nightingale, Josh Tetley, Ewan Jones and Jack Graham.


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