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Sundaysaw30 classic cars takepartinthefirst ever Janet Lancaster Memorial Run.


Organised by The 2300 Club, 30 cars of all types gathered at The Spread Eagle in Sawley for the charity run through 150 miles ofLancashire and York­ shire countryside, raising over £2,oooforPendlesideHospice. Sponsored by ESP Signs


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and Quest Electrical, the event is the brainchild of 2300 Club member Sean Holly. The club can trace its rpots back to the mid-sos when it was set up by employees of the Milliards fac­ tory who are credited with be­ ing the originators of the Tour ofMull Car Rally. This was not a timed or


competitive event and was classed as a leisurely scenic runinthecountry.Prizeswere given for following the correct route as well as bestturnedout car, won by John Dowding and his 1948 Singer Super 10. The drivers left at one


minute timed intervals and set offon the75 mile drive through


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Lancashire before taking in another beautiful 75 miles through the Yorkshire coun­ tryside. The run culminated at Colne and Nelson Rugby Club forapresentationofprizesand a buffet. Mr Holly was delighted with how the day ran: “You


would not have believed that six whole years have passed since The 2300 Club ran any type of event; but from the mo­ ment the Club’s logo announc­ ing ‘Rally HQ’ and ‘Signing On’ was emblazoned over the door of the main entrance to The Spread Eagle at Sawley,


the cogs of a well-oiled Swiss watch started to turn withmili- tary precision. Even to theun- trained eye, all that experience ofmanyyearson Mull immedi­ ately became evident!" Full details about the club


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A new member of the Little Green family


Little Green Bus in Clitheroe has taken delivery of a new arrival in the shape of a brand new Mercedes Sprinter acces­ sible minibus. Donna Atkinson, the manager of Lit­ tle Green Bus said: “We are absolutely delighted at our new arrival, thanks to a successful bid we made to The Big Lot­ tery Reaching Communities.’’


As well as funding the new minibus, the Big Lottery has also provided funds for Little Green Bus to expand some of their existing door-to-door transport services in the Ribble Valley, support­ ing those who require help getting to medical appointments, getting their shopping and also for general access to community events and services.


The Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Bridget Hilton along the Mayor and Mayoress of Hyndburn, Coun. Mar­ lene Haworth and Dorothy Berry are pictured with Linda Kirkman, Ian Sayers, Fiona Byrne and Donna At­ kinson at the unveiling ofthe brand new “Little Green Bus” earlier this week.


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Getting aflujab could help vul­ nerable people stay healthy overthe winter months.


Lancashire County Council is urging people to get vaccinated


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Cabinet member for heajth and wellbeing, said: said: “By preparing for winter, you can reduceyourchaneesofgetting


ill. Flu can make you serious- • County Coun. Azhar Ali


ly ill and can be fatal in some cases. “Certain groups are much


more likely to catch flu during the winter. We’d particularly like to see an increase in the number of pregnant woman and children age two to four who get a flu jab. “It’s now quicker and easier than ever, with jabs available


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flu jab, you should get a vacci­ nation before winter sets in and the chance of getting flu increases.” More than 75 per cent of


over 65s in Lancashire re­ ceived a flu jab last year, com­ pared to the national average ofalmost73percent. . But for people under 65 in ‘at risk’ groups in Lancashire, just over 53percentwere vac-


. cinated last year. This is high­ er than the national average of


just over 50 per cent for Eng­ land. Coun.Ali added: “It’s im­


portant to think ahead, before you start to feel unwell. “This campaign raises


awareness ofwhat people can do to help themselves to stay well, to help everyone this winter. “Even if you had a flu jab last winter, you’ll need to get ■ another one this year, so that


it is updated to protect you against the latest flu strains." Here are some general


hints to help yourself and your friends and family to stay well through the winter: • Make sure that you get


any prescriptions before De­ cember 24th, to reduce the need for medical help during the Christmas and New Year period. • Complete the course of


prescription medicines. • Keepaswarmasyoucan


and stock up on winter food supplies, in case you feel un­ well and can’t go out. • Keep an eye on any of


your friends, neighbours and relatives who are elderly or frail. - For more information


about flu vaccinations, con­ tact your GP or local chemist. Find out more about stay­


ing healthy during winter by visiting:www.nhs.uk/ Livewell/winterhealth -• •


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