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'Forgotten' tax a month away
NORTHERN workers are in for a shock when National Insurance contributions rise in April, it is claimed. Research by Barclays has found that 53 per cent of those quizzed did not know about the Treasury's move to raise an estimated £4 billion a year from
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Botany Bay
A 19th century mill converted into a unique retail and leisure destination, Botany Bay, Chorley, really does have something for everyone. There are lots of different outlets selling the most beautiful and extraordinary gifts and, for those of you looking
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Wigan Pier
ANOTHER multi-award winning attraction, Wigan Pier is truly a day of fun for all the family. Take an unforgettable journey through time and visit the Victorian classroom -- watch out for the strict schoolteachers though! Walk through the recreated coal
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Samlesbury Hall
A 14th century manor house situated in Samlesbury, a small township on the south bank of the River Ribble, Samlesbury Hall is well worth a visit if only for its historical interest. The first hall was built on the banks of the Ribble by the D'Ewyas family
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Tower of strength
FOUNDED almost a millennium ago, the Tower of London has protected, imprisoned, and housed both royalty and the common man. For many it has been the last sight they saw on earth, it has been the home of monarchs, British governments, notorious traitors
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War victims have their rights
AMNESTY International is especially concerned with the impact that armed conflict has on the civilian population. In the event of armed conflict in Iraq, we insist that all those engaged in the conflict -- including the USA and UK, the Iraqi forces and
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Month to try the veggie diet
PLEASE can I bring to the attention of your readers that March is Vegetarian Month. Let me point out that these days vegetarian food can be fun, especially for young children, with choices like sausages, bacon, burgers, meatless pies and chickenless slices
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We were after Osama bin Laden
With regards to the letter from Mr Morgan. Yes, we do all know what Saddam is capable of, but you seem to forget two things. 1. When the war on terrorism started, who were the "Allies" after? Saddam, no! They were after Osama bin Laden. What is Osama
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Grandad's tales of the races
MY recent article about A.V. Roe, the air pioneer who spent much of his youth in this area, including being an apprentice at the Horwich Loco Works, and how he was a keen cyclist, has brought a letter from Mr Keith Moorhouse, of Plymouth. He writes: "
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School appeals for help to celebrate past
IN summer, Wolfenden School will close its doors for the last time. It is actually celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, although since it was opened in 1913 many changes have taken place. For instance, all those years ago, it was made up of two
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Fab Four-tune could be yours
MUSIC fans who attended any of the early 1960s Beatles concerts in East Lancashire could have a fortune stashed away in their attics. And this week fans of the Fab Four and other pop groups can find out whether their old programmes, concert tickets and
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The Millstone, Bolton Road, Anderton
KEEPING up the standard when an eaterie is a former Bolton Evening News' Restaurant of the Year winner could be difficult. But, the Millstone on Bolton Road, Anderton, proves that excellence can easily be maintained. We'd booked a table for five on Sunday
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What's showing on the box
SOCCER: Nationwide Division One, Nottingham Forest v Gillingham - Sky Sports 2 1930. CRICKET: World Cup Pool A from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe v Pakistan - Sky Sports 3 0730. RACING: From Lingfield Park - Channel 4 1230. Wednesday SOCCER: Nationwide Division
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Station assault soccer fan recovering
A BOLTON football fan seriously injured in a vicious attack at Chorley railway station over a week ago is recovering slowly in hospital. The 47-year-old father-of two, identified only as Steve for fear of reprisals, spent several days in intensive care
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Unlikely hero happy to take centre stage
FOOTBALL is full of unlikely heroes and goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek's match winning performance in the Worthington Cup Final brought another fallen star into the limelight writes Richard Mulligan Dudek has only just returned to the Liverpool first team because
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Paul Mitchell winners
THE winners of the Paul Mitchell Competition published in the Bolton Evening News on Tuesday, February 4, were: Mrs Bailey, Bolton; Mrs I J Foster, Bolton; Susan Brzeski, Farnworth; Mrs Dorothy Tonge, Bolton; Mrs Robertson, Bolton; and E Hunt, Bolton,
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Firemen free prisoner!
FIREMEN played a key part in the release of a prisoner at Bolton Crown Court. On his way to stand trial a male prisoner damaged his handcuffs, leaving security guards accompanying him unable to turn the key to unlock them. So a crew from Bolton fire station
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Boys and girls give Vernon a miss
BOLTON TV presenter Vernon Kay's new prime time show got off to a disappointing start. The show, Boys And Girls, on Channel Four on Saturday night prime-time TV, drew just over one million viewers. Funnyman Chris Evans was the brains behind Boys And Girls
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Station assault man recovering
A BOLTON football fan seriously injured in a vicious attack at Chorley railway station over a week ago is recovering slowly in hospital. The 47-year-old father-of two, identified only as Steve for fear of reprisals, spent several days in intensive care
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Jobs to go in firm closure
A BURY chemical firm is set to shut its doors later this year with the loss of 30 jobs. Bosses at Radcliffe Road-based Eastman Company UK Ltd have concluded the Bury site is no longer viable and its closure now looks almost certain. Eastman, a subsidiary
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Man jailed for assault and threats to kill
A MAN accused of beating a former partner and intimidating a witness has been jailed for four years. Judge Brian Carter QC imposed consecutive sentences on Tabriaz Mahmood, aged 22, of Cecil Street, Bury, after he had been found guilty after a trial on
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School appeals for help to celebrate past
IN summer, Wolfenden School will close its doors for the last time. It is actually celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, although since it was opened in 1913 many changes have taken place. For instance, all those years ago, it was made up of two
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Amy breaks record
BOLTON sprinter Amy Spencer qualified for next month's World Indoor Athletics Championships when she smashed her own UK indoor 200m junior record on Sunday. The Bolton School student ran 23.20 to finish second in a blanket finish with Irish girl Ciara
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Louis does it Sinatra's way
LOUIS Hoover and his orchestra perform the best of Sinatra featuring the music and arrangements of Nelson Riddle and Billy May at The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, on Tuesday, March 18, 7.30pm. Hoover returns to The Bridgewater Hall, following a successful
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Pub regulars' annual Blackpool picnic
No doubt some of you will remember the now-demolished Popular Inn which stood on the corner of Kent Street and Vernon Street, Bolton. This picture shows a group of men from that pub ready for their annual "picnic" to Blackpool, probably in the early 1950s
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Mother with meningitis left in agony
A WOMAN who contracted meningitis was told by an emergency doctor that she would have to wait six hours before she could be seen. Eileen Crutchlow, aged 51, fell ill with flu-like symptoms and became gradually more ill as the day went on. Bacterial meningitis
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Ribbentrop by Michael Bloch
THIS is a fascinating book giving an insight into the world and life of Hitler's foreign minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop. Think of the most infamous names of those who made up Hitler's close gang of evil Nazi ministers and the obvious candidates -- Goering
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Lynn makes history by taking the reins
A POLICE chief from Bolton has taken over the reins as head of Greater Manchester Police's mounted unit -- the largest horseback division in the country. Chief Insp Lynn Roby, aged 41, is the first woman ever to take charge of the unit where she worked
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Police guns amnesty aims for safer streets
A MONTH-LONG firearms amnesty is to be held in Bolton as part of a nationwide crackdown on gun crime, police revealed today. Talks to discuss what format it will take are currently underway but people will be able to hand in both real and replica firearms
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Kaos gets earnest
KAOS Theatre goes Wilde at the Lowry with a presentation of The Importance of Being Earnest. The Oscar Wilde classic comedy runs from March 3 to 5. This unorthodox version is a high-octane blend of physical theatre, clowning, opera and ensemble playing
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Mobile phone theft alert
POLICE in Manchester are launching a new drive to cut down on mobile phone theft. Officers have already visited 35 phone shops advising people about phone security and advising people that reprogramming of mobiles is a criminal offence and can lead to
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Boys and girls give Vernon a miss
BOLTON TV presenter Vernon Kay's new prime time show got off to a disappointing start. The show, Boys And Girls, on Channel Four on Saturday night prime-time TV, drew just over one million viewers. Funnyman Chris Evans was the brains behind Boys And Girls
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Dobbies savour vital victory
DOBBIES A moved a huge step close to the BSF Over 35s League Division One title with a 3-1 victory over high-flying Pennington. The victory moves Dobbies four points clear of third placed Pennington, who have a game in hand. In between are Stand Athletic
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Sunday Premier League
LATEST details P W D L F A GD Disc Pts Bozzie Rovers... 3 3 0 0 26 16 10 0 9 Baby Assassins... 3 2 0 1 24 14 10 0 6 Blackburn Rd... 3 2 0 1 25 21 4 0 6 Toffee Men... 3 2 0 1 17 19 -2 0 6 K2... 3 1 1 1 28 18 10 0 4 FC Rooter... 3 1 1 1 31 29 2 0 4 Matt
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Eagley suffer late setback
AFTER two recent defeats Eagley stopped the rot when they travelled to Milnthorpe in the West Lancs Premier Division and came away with a share of the points after a thrilling 2-2 draw. The game, played on a poor surface, was a dour affair in the first
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ASDA Logic West Lancashire League
LATEST details Division Premier BLACKPOOL WREN ROVERS...1 BARNOLDSWICK UNITED...5 DALTON UNITED...3 KIRKHAM & WESHAM ...3 FRECKLETON...1 BAE BARROW SPORTS CLUB...0 MILNTHORPE CORINTHIANS...2 EAGLEY...2 NORCROSS & WARBRECK...2 WYRE VILLA...2 SPRINGFIELDS
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Astley Bridge League
THE ladies round the board pairs was won by Lisa Stephens/Ellen Wareing (Rag Dolls), losing finalists were Pam Davenport/Eileen Eastwood (Robin Hood). Semi-finalists were Jay Davenport/Julie Pryce (Robin Hood) and Denise Meanley (Evas Girls/Pat Miller
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Bolton & Bury Mini Soccer League
LATEST Results U7 Section A: Aspull Jun 3 Ladybridge Athletic 0; Eagley Rangers 2 AFC Hindley Jun 3; Bolton County A 1 Horwich RMI Rockets A 2; Brandlesholme Warriors A 6 Our Lady of Lourdes 0; Horwich St Mary's Apaches 1 Boothstown JF 0. U7 Section B
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What to see in Worsley
Worsley Delph -- Built in 1759, Worsley Delph is an underground canal system, that stretches over 50 miles -- as far as Farnworth. The labyrinth of passages is the reason why Worsley has applied for World Heritage Status. The Packet House -- a Grade Two
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The Lowry
WINNER of Building of the Year 2000, The Lowry in Salford is one of the North-west's most exciting visitor attractions, offering something for everyone -- day and night. The Galleries play host to a selection of works by LS Lowry displayed alongside new
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Cedar Farm
CEDAR Farm in Mawdsley is a contemporary cornucopia of arts, crafts, unique shops, a lively cafe, farm animals and a funky playground. It first opened its doors in 1987 and recently opened art@cedar farm -- exciting studios where visitors have a unique
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Imperial War Museum North
SITUATED at Salford Quays, the museum opened to visitors on July 5, 2002 and quickly became one of the most talked about museums of the year. It was created to give northern audiences access to the national collections and it has already welcomed more
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Out of Africa -- Bolton's rare fish
A RARE fish listed as "critically endangered" in the Commonwealth country of its origin is thriving in a new home . . . in Bolton. The town's aquarium is thought to be the only one in the country now displaying a collection of this particular endangered
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Inflated tax rise
I WOULD like to know why it is that the Government pegs most workers' and pensioners' pay rises to below inflation, but allows local councils to increase council tax by almost double inflation? As a lifelong Labour supporter, I do think this council is
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Shame of town
I HAVE just been reading my Bolton Evening News and was reduced to tears -- so saddened by the behaviour of some people in our home town of Bolton. An elderly lady stabbed, a vulnerable victim; a football supporter kicked and punched, just because of
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Budget full of contradictions
The Liberal Democrats recently published a so called "alternative budget" which includes a proposal for a new higher rate of tax for top income earners. Under their proposals, the Liberal Democrats claim the cash raised from a 50pc income tax band would
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No denial yet of rail rumours
I WRITE again about Moses Gate station, and the questions I put to Mr Barker (First North Western) about a fortnight ago. I see that Mr Barker has failed (so far) to respond to my letter, and the points that I inquired about. So can we assume then that
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We are not Hitler era 'appeasers'
AFTER failing to convince people of the need for war to disarm Saddam Hussein, Tony Blair and various spokespersons in the two major parties are now simplifying and distorting history in an attempt to shame people into acquiescence. Those against the
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Responsible parent confused by court
I AM writing with regard to all those who seem to think that all parents are irresponsible. Well, I can assure you that this is not the case. Ten months ago my parental skills were tested to the full when my 17-year-old son got into trouble. When we went
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On this day - March 3
1802: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata was published. 1831: George Pullman, US industrialist and inventor who designed the de luxe railway carriages that bear his name, was born. 1847: Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, was born in Edinburgh
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From the Bolton Evening News - March 4
1903: SIR,- On Saturday evening an old man was found in Folds-rd., Bolton, in an almost dying condition, by two women, who brought him to my place, thinking I could help him. I sent for the nearest constable, but his reply to my messenger was, "Tell the
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Stalemate at BAE Systems
A SECOND meeting to resolve the £2billion pensions crisis at BAE Systems ended in stalemate yesterday. Management and unions are due to meet again on March 13 in a bid to avert a strike by workers determined to protect their pension rights. Barry Culshaw
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Victim recovering slowly
A FOOTBALL fan seriously injured in a vicious attack at Chorley railway station over a week ago is recovering slowly in hospital. The 47-year-old father-of two, identified only as Steve for fear of reprisals, spent several days in intensive care with
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Last-ditch bid to break deadlock
A KEY legal challenge over the fate of more than 30 Lancashire care homes has been delayed by last-minute attempts to break the deadlock. The judicial review was triggered by Lancashire County Council's plan for a wholesale shake-up of old people's homes
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Radio One stars on way to town
SARA Cox is coming home for a three-day Radio One extravaganza -- live in Bolton. The Bolton-born DJ announced on her Breakfast Show that she is bringing fellow presenters Mark Radcliffe, a former Bolton School boy, and his sidekick Lard, Judge Jules
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Ghurka knife clue in hunt for teen rapist
POLICE have issued a picture of the Ghurka knife a sex fiend held to the throat of a 17-year-old girl as he raped her in a country park. Detectives hope that the photograph of the distinctive weapon will help them track down the man who attacked the teenager
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Radcliffe Pool League
WILL all Second Division captains please note that the Royal Oak B are no longer in the league (note 13 -- NTU x3) and points have been altered accordingly. Results -- Premier Division: Rainsough Brew 3 S of Life B 4; S of Life A 5 Church Inn Sp St 2;
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Lofty set for mascot pancake battle
WANDERERS mascot Lofty the Lion has been getting in some practice for a special assignment tonight. He will hoping to be the pride of all the North West's football club mascots when he takes part in a charity pancake race in Manchester. Lofty will be
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Relegation countdown: Who plays where - and when
WANDERERS are deeply embroiled in the relegation countdown so here is a handy guide to find where and when the opposition is playing: WEST HAM Fixtures Sat Mar 15: Everton A 15:00 Sat Mar 22: Sunderland H 15:00 Sat Apr 5: Southampton A 15:00 Sat Apr 12
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Spring clean of Ringley Bridge
ARMED with buckets and scrubbing brushes, a team of Stoneclough Women's Institute members tacked a tougher than average spring-cleaning in in 1972 - they cleaned Ringley Bridge. The village-proud women were helping Stoneclough's tidying-up programme in
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'Playwrights' comes of age in style
NORTH West Playwrights -- one of only two independent organisations supporting new writing in the UK -- celebrates its 20th birthday this year. And to mark its anniversary, the organisation has commissioned a new play from Linda Brogan, whose work was
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Late store staff challenge raiders
STAFF challenged thieves who burst into the Co-op Late Shop in Market Place, Adlington, and stole a quantity of goods. Two men distracted shop workers and stole a quantity of goods before dropping them and running off after being challenged at the door
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Bishops upset Magpies' play-off bid
CHORLEY'S promotion play-offs hopes suffered a setback against lowly Bishop Auckland whose extra fire and hard-working attitude on a mudheap of a pitch entitled them to the points. The Magpies' problems began with the team-sheet from which key players
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Traunt case date
THE case of a father charged with allowing his daughter to play truant has been adjourned until April 7 for a pre-trial review. Michael Taylor, aged 31, of Grosvenor Street, Kearsley, appeared before Bolton magistrates yesterday, accused of allowing his
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Do you have the perfect marriage?
IS YOURS a marriage made in heaven? Premier Christian Radio would like to hear from happy couples who can pass on one or two of their special tips on how to achieve matrimonial harmony, to be included -- along with hints from "star" celebrity couples
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Abuse case jude's warning
A JUDGE has warned that lessons must be learned after a trial involving a severely disabled witness collapsed at Minshull Street Crown Court. Andrew Dyson, aged 38, of Springside Avenue, Walkden and Paul Spencer, aged 44, of West Way, Little Hulton were
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Recycling is cool, says top comic
THE world's largest motorised dustbin paid a visit to Bolton, much to the amusement of local shoppers. The three-metre high dustbin, complete with its own driver, cruised around Victoria Square to promote recycling. The Rethink Rubbish campaign is a national
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Station assault man recovering
A BOLTON football fan seriously injured in a vicious attack at Chorley railway station over a week ago is recovering slowly in hospital. The 47-year-old father-of two, identified only as Steve for fear of reprisals, spent several days in intensive care
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Doors open on musical youth club
Steel band fanfare opens youth club A NEW youth club has opened its doors with a day of music and celebration. The Orlits Youth Club on Holmeswood Road, Great Lever, will now provide a range of activities for young people in the area, including a pool
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Extra cash will boost out of school places
BURY has been successful in attracting new cash to help create extra out of school places for youngsters. The good news, especially for working parents, comes following a successful bid to the New Opportunities Fund. Now, nearly £70,000 is being made
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Jalale Indian Buffet Restaurant, Market Street, Adlington
ADLINGTON has been blessed with quality Indian restaurants over the years. Sharju began the trend in the early 1980s when it opened in an old church. Since then, the Shapla take-away has opened on Chorley Road. This has been making consistently excellent
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Who will beat the drop?
WANDERERS' fans woke up today to the realisation that the fight for Premiership survival could now be a four-horse race writes Gordon Sharrock Birmingham's 2-0 win at Aston Villa last night, a local derby blighted by trouble on and off the field, took
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What the papers are saying
DAILY MIRROR: Dion Dublin and Joey Gudjonsson were sent off as Aston Villa crashed to another devastating defeat against their bitter local rivals. THE SUN: Alex Ferguson has slapped a booze ban and 9pm curfew on players invited to David Beckham's glittering
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Heard a rumour?
RUMOURS are circulating in Bolton ... one of the foremost tribute bands in the country is planning a "Lancashire invasion". The group, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, is set to appear at The Albert Halls, Bolton, on March 11, and then at the King George's Hall
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Tempest No 2 hunt
TEMPEST need a reserve team manager for next season. Anyone interested can contact Paul Bennett on 01942 810244.
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Boro's test
SECOND placed Radcliffe Borough take on leaders Alfreton Town at Stainton Park tonight, 7.45. The Derbyshire side hold a five point lead but Borough visit North Street in the return fixture in two weeks. Borough expect to be unchanged from the side which
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RMI boss in plea to stayaway fans
LEIGH RMI boss Mark Patterson has appealed to the people of Leigh to support his side's fight for survival - both on and off the field writes David Magilton Despite playing their third season in the prestigious Nationwide Conference the Railwaymen have
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Bolton & district Snooker League
GRAND Masters Final sponsored by Hawker Siddeley Wednesday, March 5, at Hawker Siddeley Social Club, best of five frames, 7.30 pm start: David Crook 45 (Rileys SC) v Neil Moss 10 (Bolton Snooker). Results: Section A: First Bus Social 7 St Marys SC 1;
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Bestsellers in Bolton
1. Trolleybus to the Punchbowl by Phillip Taylor (Triangle Publishing £32). 2. Dr Atkins New Diet Revolution by Dr Atkins (Vermilion £7.99). 3. Forbidden Love by Norma Khouri (Doubleday £10.99). 4. Catch Me If You Can by Frank Abagnale (Mainstream £7.99
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New books at Bolton Central Library
Fiction: Q is for quarry by Sue Grafton; King of Torts by John Grisham; What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt; The Nanny by Melissa Nathan; Black Water by Jefferson Parker; Seven Dials by Anne Perry. Non-Fiction: Wicked Beyond Belief -- The hunt for the Yorkshire
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£30,000 Euro prize
ENTRIES are flooding in for the ground-breaking Lexmark European Art Prize which carries a £30,000 award for the winner. Professor Brendan Neiland, Keeper of the Royal Academy Schools and Chairman of the Lexmark European Art Prize said: "Traditionally
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Banned driver jailed after crashing stolen car
A BANNED driver who drove the wrong way around a roundabout and collided head-on with a car containing two women has been jailed for 15 months. Mark Lawless had overtaken an unmarked police car in Atherton in a stolen car. But when the police gave chase
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Home Rule for NW call
CELEBRITIES such as Steve Coogan and Margi Clarke are backing a campaign to bring home rule to the North West. The Government has just completed a consultation on whether the regions should have elected regional assemblies and are expected to announce
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Tennis star unveils £170,000 scheme in memory of Pauline
A FORMER pupil's love of tennis has led to a new sports scheme at Rivington and Blackrod High School being started in her memory. Pauline Lane was deputy head girl at the school in 1977/78 and was a big tennis fan, playing the sport during the summer
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£30m museum director leaves
THE director of a £30 million museum in Manchester is to step down, just eight months after the attraction opened. Elizabeth Usher, the director of Urbis, is to leave her job as the firm behind the venture makes plans to increase visitor numbers. The
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'Angie' and the 'it' girl wax lyrical
AN ALL star cast returns in The Vagina Monologues to The Lowry from March 3 to 8. Celebrities appearing in the new production are the newly announced Tamara Beckwith, Mina Anwar and Anita Dobson. Tamara Beckwith, the well known "it" girl is the Los Angeles
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West end hit lands at The Lowry
ART, Yasmina Reza's award-winning and critically acclaimed comedy is at The Lowry from March 10 to 15. The production stars Nigel Havers, Roger Lloyd Pack and Leigh Lawson. The play holds the most Olivier Award nominations ever, receiving five in 1997
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Pirouette on down to the Palace
THE English National Ballet returns to the Palace Theatre, Manchester with Ronald Hynd's production Coppelia. Choreographed to Leo Delibes' vibrant score, Coppelia follows the fortunes of the eccentric old dollmaker, Dr Coppelius. Having created the beautiful
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Back on form, back on stage
MATTHEW Kelly stars in the touring production Of Mice and Men which comes to Blackpool Grand Theatre from March 4 to 8. The popular TV host appears as Lennie, opposite George Costigan's George in the classic tale of two friends, their loyalty and their
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ASDA Logic West Lancashire League
LATEST tables DIVISION PREMIER P W D L F A PTS Charnock Richard... 23 16 4 3 47 21 52 Kirkham/Wesham... 25 15 2 8 71 37 47 Dalton United... 23 14 5 4 58 34 47 Blackrod Town... 24 13 3 8 58 37 42 Freckleton... 24 13 3 8 40 32 42 Wyre Villa... 26 12 4 10
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Hot shot Rob strikes again for County
COUNTY Juniors' young striker Robert Crank notched another two goals in an U12s 3-3 draw with Atherton LR. This added to his recent tally which has helped his Bolton Boys Federation team reach the Manchester County Cup semi-final as well as have an impressive
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Astley Bridge League
THE Ladies Three-a-Side competition is on Monday, March 10, and the Men's Three-a-Side will be on Monday, March 17, both at Halliwell Con Club. RESULTS: Ladies Section One: Rag Dolls 10 Mums Girls 5; Breightmet Con Club 10 Bowling Belles 5; Royal 9 White
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Bolton Sunday League
LATEST details PREMIER DIVISION P W D L F A Pts Tonge Moor Cons... 9 8 1 0 47 11 25 Griffin... 14 7 4 3 47 36 25 Horwich Vic... 11 7 4 0 42 17 25 Doffcocker... 12 6 2 4 43 19 20 Hare & Hnds BTN... 11 5 3 3 30 28 18 Bowling Green... 14 5 3 6 49 57
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Radcliffe title hopes take a knock
RADCLIFFE Amateurs' reign at the top of the Lancashire Amateur League Premier Division came to an end when they were held to a 2-2 draw by Bolton County. After last week's 1-1 between the two teams, they could not be separated again. Isherwood and Jonathan
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Town make good point
ATHERTON Town held Manchester League Premer Division leaders Wythenshawe Amateurs to a 1-1 draw. Clint McLoughlin put Town ahead but they could not hold on to the lead. Leigh Athletic moved back into second spot with a 5-0 away win at Willows, Danny Wilson
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Pioneer Sunday League
LATEST tables PREMIER DIVISION P W D L Pt Astley Miners... 16 13 3 0 42 Spread Eagle... 15 8 3 4 27 Hulton Lane... 13 6 4 3 22 Willows... 14 7 1 6 22 Ellesmere... 13 5 3 5 18 A & N Paper... 15 5 1 9 16 Cattlemarket... 13 5 0 8 15 L/H Horseshoe 6 4
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Mixed success for all-Blacks
MANY congratulations to Dave Smith (Black Eyed Boys) and Ellen Wareing (Black Horse) who beat Dave Kelly (Sharmans) and Pat Miller (Looney Tunes) 3-0 in the final of the mixed pairs competition held at Rumworth & Hulton Conservative Club. There was
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High Noon kick off for City clash
WANDERERS' have brought forward the kick off time of their Premiership clash with Manchester City at the Reebok on Saturday, April 5 from 3pm to 12 noon on police advice. This follows the decision to play Manchester United recently with a 12 noon kick
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All set for new summer league season
A SERIES of Referees meetings have been arranged for Tuesday, March 4, at the Railway Club, Green Lane, Bolton, for new referees. Open meetings have been scheduled for Tuesday, March 11, at the Railway Club, Green Lane; Wednesday, March 19 at Heaton CC
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Magic Miners reign again
ASTLEY Miners clinched their fourth Bolton Pioneer League Premier Division title in succession with a 2-1 victory over Hulton Lane. Miners made the breakthrough on a heavy pitch in the 25th minute when Neil Mason expertly headed home Danoy's cross. Hulton
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Lancashire Amateur League
LATEST results: Premier Division: Bury GSOB 2 Hesketh Casuals 0; O Boltonians 1 O Blackburnians 1; Prairie Utd 1 Chaddertonians 1; Radcliffe Amateurs 2 Bolton County 2; Rivington 1 Little Lever 1; Rochdale St Clems 1 Lymm 0. Division One: Astley Br/Sladians
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Air Miles Manchester League
LATEST tables PREMIER DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD Wythenshawe Ams... 25 14 6 5 43 28 48 15 Leigh Athletic... 25 11 5 9 60 37 38 23 Irlam MS... 21 11 4 6 41 33 37 8 Dukinfield Town... 23 11 3 9 40 35 36 5 Stockport Georgians... 21 11 1 9 50 44 34 6 Atherton
