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100 nurseries, 500 trade stands, show gardens, Q&As with celeb gardeners, sculpture, music and theatre, Malvern has got the lot. Join our great value break which includes travel and transfers, superior hotel, evening meal, full English breakfast and a visit to Stratford.


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• Overnight stay at a 3 or 4 star Midla nds area hotel with 3-course evening meal and full English breakfast


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■ Admission to the Malvern Spring Gardening Show on Sunday


■ A visit to Stratford-upon-Avon on Saturday a - Return coach travel from Burnley, Clitheroef Colne, Nelson & Padiham


Departing Friday 22 May 2015


Join the gardening glitterati at Chelsea, the show all the top professionals want to be known for, with over 550 exhibitors striving for the horticultural prize of prizes, a Chelsea Gold Medal. Be inspired by its patchwork o f show gardens, small gardens and vibrant plant displays on this short break with a quality hotel, evening meal, full English breakfast and a visit to Stratford-upon-Avon also included!


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Overnight stay at a 3 or 4 star outer London/Reading area hotel with a 3 course evening meal & full English breakfast Admission to the Chelsea Flower Show,


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Hats on for fashion, it's Ladies' Day at Royal Ascot, a time-honoured tradition showcasing British millinery, w ith some racing too. Get ready to dress up for the Gold Cup in the Silver Ring and a fun day out among the thoroughbreds.


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6. There’s nothing unusual about Marlon (6)


5. Bury, but pause when before the mission (5)


1. Quantity is under par, but still supreme (9)


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Whalley District Lions are calling on volunteers to help their efforts to win a “Best Kept Village” title. Whalley in Bloom is in


the 2015 national rounds af­ ter many awards over several years, and the revived Lions club has agreed to meet at 10 ameachSaturdayinMayatthe


‘ Spar car park to head in a vil­ lage clean up. “The village is really start­


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A haven for migrating birds


Graham Clarkson spoke about the marvellous sights and sounds of Martin Mere bird sanctuary when he gave the final talk of Clitheroe Natu­ ralists’ winter season. Graham spent much of his


childhood roaming the South Ribble marshes and went on to work and study at Martin Mere.


The mere hosts one third


on the world’s total population ofpink-footedgeesewhich ar­ rive from Greenland and Ice­ land. White-fronted geese arrive in great numbers, and 100,000 widgeon mingle with thegeese.Some2,500whoop- er swans have been counted wintering there. Mr Clarkson stressed the


importance of getting chil­ dren involved in nature ac­ tivities. M u r ie l C a r r u th e r s


thanked Mr Clarkson on be- halfofmembers.whowillnow wish to visit this part of South Ribble. The summer season of


“Coach Walks” is now starting. For details call 01200 538646.


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Gilmartins, who have agreed to donate wood stain and brushes to revitalise the village benches, Whalley Chamber of Trade, Whalley Pickwick Festival, Whalley in Bloom and Whalley Parish Council who are all working together on the entry. Volunteers can turn up any


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