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Rival stores in Clitheroe have been fighting a Golden Ticket battle to lure customers with theofferofprizes.


Crowds are expected at the new Aldi store today Thurs­ day) asshoppersqueueforioo Golden Tickets. Rivals Tesco muscled in


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first with its own Golden Ticket offer last week at the Clitheroe store, although it denied this was a deliberate spoiler. The Tesco offer, which


ended on Sunday, asked all shoppers to fill the back of a ticket with their details and post it in a prize box. The winner will receive


£500 worth of Tesco gift cards. Tesco was this week offer­


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ing free tasters from the likes of Coca Cola and Cadbury’s, and will have a children’s fair­ ground on the car park on Sunday. The new Aldi store, in


Wh alley Road, isbeingopened in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8am.


To celebrate, Aldi is hand­


ing out golden envelopes, each containing a prize, to the first 100 people in the queue.


The new Aldi store in Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Aldi’s Golden Ticket pro­


motion is offering the chance to win a 32-inch HD TV, £100 hampers, £50 hampers and bags of Aldi shopping. The store, with more than 5,500 sq. ft of floor space and


94 car parking spaces, was built on the site of a derelict


plant nursery and has created 30newjobs. Aldi store manager


Gareth Hulse said: “The team is looking forward to wel­ coming customers to our new store in Clitheroe and we would like to thank them for


their patience throughout the six-month development. “There will be plenty of


prizes up for grabs and we hope that customers enjoy the Golden Ticket experience, as well as the reduced special buys on offer.” German-owned Aldi is the


fastest growing retailer in the UK and Britain’s sixth largest supermarket with a market share ofs.6%. The firm employs 26,000 andaimstocreate35,ooomore


jobs in a £6oom. expansion oyer two years.


Councillors in pledge to monitor ‘problem home’


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for the house to be deemed safe from gas leaks and ex­ plosions and fire damage, both possibly caused by me­ ters being tampered with.


• “Because of the intimida­ tion, violence and drug usage


at the property this is also a matter for the Ribble Valley Crime and Disorder Reduc-' tion Partnership to look at.” County Coun. Ian Brown


told the Advertiser and Times that he and fellow councillors were monitor­ ing the situation so that


residents no longer had to suffer.


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and Mrs Wilson and have every sympathy with the residents as the situation


is intolerable,” said Coun. Brown. Number 18 is a private


rented property and RVBC have contacted the owner, who confirmed they have served an abandonment notice which expires this Thursday (today). “When it expires they in­ tend to fully refurbish and


clear the garden of rubbish etc.


“Environmental Health


will be involved and RVBC of­ ficers will contact the own­


ers and arrange to meet at


the house. “I am not sure how much


say we will have in selecting future tenants, but will do all we can to influence any deci­ sions. “I am liaising with Coun.


Sue Hind, who has also vis­ ited the site, and we will both be monitoring this situation so that residents no longer have to suffer.” Clitheroe Police Sgt Stu­


art Banks confirmed that the police were aware o f issues that have occurred on Sid- dows Avenue in the past five years and have attended and dealt with them.


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Voluntary and professional organisations join in first of Memory Festival' events


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Patient admits assaulting Calderstones staff member


A 24-year-old Calderstones patient bit a member of staff who with colleagues was trying to remove a ligature from around hisneck. Blackburn magistrates heard that the bite to the man’s upper body left an open wound and he had to have tetanus injection and a course of antibiotics.


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And in a victim impact statement the staff member told of his real concerns about the possibility of catching diseases passed on through bodily fluids Daryll Kilvington, of Calderstones, pleaded guilty to assault­ ing Alexander Sumner causing him actual bodily harm. He was ordered to pay £200 compensation and a £180 criminal courtcharge. Gareth Price, defending, said his client had been resident at Calderstones for about six years. “He was clearly trying to self harm and staff had to inter­ vene,” said Mr Price. “They all ended up on the floor and he accepts he bit someone although at the time he didn’t know who.”


Help at hand for those who must live with dementia


Visitors got the opportunity to find out how dementia af- ulate the effects of dementia, then were given simple tasks fects people at a “memory festival” at Clitheroe Library.


to do. More events in the “memory festivals” series will take


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There were more than a dozen voluntary and professional place at Clitheroe Castle Museum next week on Monday, organisations on hand to give out literature and speak to Tuesday, Friday and Saturday (November 2nd, 3rd, 6th and people about issues such as Alzheimer’s, care for the elder- 7th) from 10am to highlight the museum’s commitment to ly, and enriching activities such as art, music and “memory welcoming people living with dementia and their boxes”. The events were aimed at giving anin-depth under- carers. These willinciude exclusive use of the museum standing of living with dementia.Ina “virtual dementia


before normal opening. For more information call 01200


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Sudden death of Sabdenman(53)


Police were called to a property in Thorn Street, Sabden, after neighbours reported concerns that a 53- year-old male had not been seen for a number of days. A sudden death was later con­ firmed and a post mortem is being undertaken.


Friends of park will hold AGM next week


The Friends of Brungerly Park group will stage their AGM next week. Everyone is welcome to at­ tend the meeting, which will beheldat JohnsonMatthey Farmhouse, Pimlico Road, / next Tuesday, November 3rd at 7-30 pm.


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