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Clitheroe Fine Food & Crafts Street Market

Clitheroe Fine Food & Crafts Street Market

CLITHEROE  FINE   FOOD  & CRAFT  STREET   MARKET

Castle Street, Saturday August 14th 2010

9.00am – 5.00pm

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Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce will be celebrating Clitheroe town’s new status as official food capital of Lancashire on Saturday August 14 with a Fine Foods and Craft Street Market.

Clitheroe Fine Food & Craft Street Market will be filled with an eclectic mix of the very best of Clitheroe & the Ribble Valley’s local producers providing fresh locally grown & produced artisan food & drink treats.

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The theme of the street market will be essentially local  artisan fine food and crafts,  unique bespoke arts & crafts and gifts and a superb choice of fresh foods and home baking, hot hog roasts, sizzling sausages,cute cupcakes, artisan breads,  delicious cheeses, jams and preserves, meats, organic fruit and vegetables, home grown honey and a wonderful array of tempting treats for all the family to indulge and enjoy!

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Over 40 x stalls will tempt your taste buds with a mouth watering array of delicacies and culinary delights including:

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  • Cowmans World Famous Sausages

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  • Woods Craft Bakers Artisan Bread
  • Lancashire Pasties
  • Ribblesdale Rotary
  • La Locanda
  • The Stable Trading Co

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  • Piccolinos
  • The Olive Press

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  • Brioche of Wellgate
  • The Little Cake Stall

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  • Food Hero Tours
  • Atrium Cafe Hog Roast
  • Key Street  – Jack Daniels BBQ & Live Harley Davidson Roadshow
  • King Henry VI English Spring Water

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  • Bowland Beer

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  • Mollys Cafe
  • Castle Chippy
  • Shirleys Pies
  • Susan’s Farmhouse Fudge

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  • Park Farm Tea Rooms of Ramsbottom

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  • Seasons Of Clitheroe
  • Genesis Hair & Beauty
  • Clitheroe Fair Trade Group
  • Fitzpatricks Traditional Drinks
  • The Inn At The Station
  • The Rose & Crown Beer Garden
  • Ribble Valley Radio Live
  • Craftstastic & C Beebies Bizi Lizi
  • Longridge Natural Dairy Ice Cream
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  • Coco & Me
  • Sainsbury’s Taste The Difference
  • The Parkers Arms
  • Reedy’s Naturally
  • Cheesy Tchaikovsky
  • Phoenix Cards & Gifts
  • Lilybet Cakes
  • The Grand Venue
  • Sizzle & swizzle with Harrison & Kerrs delicious BBQ

    Sizzle & swizzle with Harrison & Kerrs delicious BBQ

    • Harrison & Kerr Butchers
    • Sawley Art Group
    • And many more!

     


     

    Clitheroe’s iconic Market will be co-ordinating a host of activities, INCLUDING A SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY BRITAINS BEST CHEF & OWNER OF THE FABULOUS NORTHCOTE MANOR- NIGEL HOWARTH!

    Nigel will be discussing ‘Seasonality’ and advising on the best fruit & veg – fresh from our very own market & how to get the best out of them for the summer season! A must see and exclusive one to one special moment with Nigel Howarth – live at the Market.

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    LIVE MUSIC & FACE PAINTING and food related fun – look out for Little Jimmy Clitheroe Jr who will be making surprise appearances throughout the day at Jimmy Clitheroes Cafe!

    Little Jimmy Clitheroe Jr will be surprising visitors!

    Little Jimmy Clitheroe Jr will be surprising visitors!

    Fancy Dress Competition - Foody Fun!
    Fancy Dress Competition – Foody Fun!

    There will  be a fantastic PRIZE Winning Mad Hatter Tea Party Fancy Dress Competition at The Rose & Crown Beer Garden from 2pm onwards

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    Giddy Up! It's The Clitheroe Cowboys !


    Theme is Mad Hatter Tea Party & Foody Fun – Dress to impress!!


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    Prize Fancy Dress Competition – Mad Hatters Tea party meets Fun Food – have fun and dress to impress!

    Dressed To Impress - The Medieval Babes!

    Dressed To Impress - The Medieval Babes!

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    The Queen Of Hearts will tempt you with her tarts!


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    Castle Street will be closed of to all traffic on Saturday 14th August to accommodate the street market –  this applies from 6am – 6pm

    Road Directions

    From the M6 junction 31, follow signs for the A59 Clitheroe. Enter from the A671 and follow the signs and diversions for Town Centre Parking.Please note Castle Street will be closed off to vehicles and therefore diversion signs will be in place all day on 14 August.


    Public Transport Directions

    Nearest railway station Clitheroe.

    Nearest bus station Clitheroe. For timetable information please contact the Clitheroe Visitor Information Centre on 01200 425566.


    PR and Publicity Campaign


     

    We have a high profile local PR & Marketing activity campaign to support the event.

    See local press for more details and our press archive below,

    www.clitheroeinbusiness.com will be featuring regular updates, along with Facebook, Flickr and Twitter pages.

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    Follow us at:  ClitheroeFoody

    Web Sites:

    www.clitheroeinbusiness.co.uk

    www.penninelancashirefestivals.com

    www.visitlancashire.com

    www.visitribblevalley.com

    www.enjoyengland.com

    www.foodnw.co.uk

    www.thegrandvenue.com


    Recent Press Coverage


    LIVE  RIBBLE  VALLEY  MAGAZINE – JUNE  2010

    LRV Clitheroe Street Market

    CLITHEROE   ADVERTISER  & TIMES   June 17th 2010

    Clitheroe Advertiser Street Market

    Lancashire Telegraph  Weds June 16th 2010

    LancsTelegraph Street Market



    Taste@The Grand will be holding a cup cake workshop for children.

    Clitheroe Market are co-ordinating a host of activities and food related fun there.  There will also be related art & craft activities going on at The Platform Gallery.

    Your taste buds will be treated to a delightful array of the finest produce in the Ribble Valley and a host of local food & drink producers, top chefs and award winning food gurus will be joining the celebration!

    Make it a whole day out with all the family – so much to taste, see and enjoy!

    If you love food and you love Clitheroe – do not miss this great day out!

    Castle Street will be closed of to all traffic on

    Saturday 14th August to accommodate the street

    market –  this applies from 6am – 6pm

    Road Directions

    From the M6 junction 31, follow signs for the A59 Clitheroe. Enter from the A671 and follow the signs and diversions for Town Centre Parking.Please note Castle Street will be closed off to vehicles and therefore diversion signs will be in place all day on 14 August.

    Further announcements and a full event schedule and line up will be announced shortly.


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    For further information please contact:

    Samantha Turner,

    Street Market Event & Project Co-ordinator

    Fern Court Business Centre on: 01200 429 717

    or email: samturner@ferncourt.co.uk

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    For Press & PR / Street Market Event Management please contact:

    Pearl Mina

    PR & Media Creative.

    Tel: 07901 696 490

     Or Email: pearlminapr@googlemail.com


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    Clitheroe Fine Food & Crafts Street Market 2010

    Organised & supported by:

    Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce

    Ribble Valley Borough Council

    Ribble Valley Strategic Partnership

    Lancashire County Council – Revitalising Town Centres Initiative

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    Grateful Thanks to all our members at Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce

    especially our generous supporters for taking part in our special event brochure, our banner sponsors & all our voluntary helpers.

    Our thanks also go to the kind generosity and food & drink donations & hospitality provided  for our press Launch & VIP at The Rose & Crown.

    Our roll call of honour & thanks goes  to:

    Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce Members

    Nigel Haworth

    Ribble Valley Inns

    Cowmans World Famous Sausage Shop

    Barclays

    Park Farm Tea Rooms

    Brioche

    Ian Sowerbutts

    Sainsburys Taste The Difference

    Exchange Coffee Co

    La Locanda

    HSBC

    Mortimers

    Dawsons

    Genesis

    King Henry VI English Spring Water

    Taste @ The Grand

    The Rose & Crown

    Fern Court Business Centre

    Genesis

    Clitheroe Social Club

    John Houldsworth Solicitors

    Key Street Music Venue

    John Turner, Independent Financial Advisor

    Design 360

    Ribblesdale Rotary

    St Michaels & St John RC Church

    St James School

    The Grand Venue

    Ribble Valley Radio

    Clitheroe Advertiser & Times

    Live Ribble Valley Magazine

    Radio Lancashire

    Pearl Mina PR & Media Creative

    Samantha Turner

    Emma Turner

    Little Jimmy Clitheroe Jr

    Cllr Michael Ranson

    Rebecca Kay

    Melissa Watts

    Chris Hughes

    Syd Chamley

    Theresa Robson

    Roland Hailwood

    James Russell

    Kaye Mathew Northcote Group

    Peter Moore

    Gemma Vaughan

    Jamila Mulla Hounslow

    Phil & Bev Knight  - KeyStreet

    Cliff Cowburn

    Ian Lloyd

    Nigel & Sarah – Rose & Crown Hotel

    Clitheroe Police

    Our Volunteer Marshalls & Stewards

    Made in Lancashire

    Food North West



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    The Grand Venue will be hosted an afternoon of live interactive cookery demonstrations, tasters, samples and all sorts of goodies going on.

    The Castle & Museum is also holding a medieval re-enactment and Clitheroe Market are co-ordinating a host of activities and food related fun there.

    There will also be related art & craft activities going on at The Platform Gallery.

    Your taste buds will be treated to a delightful array of the finest produce in the Ribble Valley and a host of local food & drink producers, top chefs and award winning food guru’s will be joining the celebration!

    Make it a whole day out with all the family – so much to taste, see and enjoy!

    If you love food and you love Clitheroe – do not miss this great day out!

    Castle Street will be closed off to traffic on Saturday 14th August to accommodate the street market.

    • Further announcements and a full event schedule and line up will be announced shortly.

     

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    A New President for the Chamber

    Ian Lloyd President Shot MainA new era and a new President for Clitheroe Chamber of  Trade and Commerce was announced to local traders and businesses at the 83rd Annual General Meeting of Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce, at The Grand Venue, last Tuesday evening.

    A packed audience of Chamber members voted in their new president, Mr. Ian Lloyd, a Director of Mortimer’s Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents. Mr Lloyd is a stalwart and established figurehead in Clitheroe and the Ribble Valleys business community with over twenty seven years living and working   in the area, as well serving the community as a highly active charity and event fundraiser, with his pro-active personal involvement including the Clitheroe Lions, Honorary Surveyor to the Clitheroe Citizens Advice Bureau, and Trustee on the Board of Clitheroe Castle.  Mr. Lloyd’s passion and commitment to the future of Clitheroe Town centre is also reflected in his role as an advisor on the Town Centre Regeneration Committee.

    The new Vice President role will be jointly run by executive members, Jacqueline Wadge from Jwl Contemporary Jewellery on Wellgate and local business development coach John Garrod, from Ology Business Management.  Sam Turner of John Turner, Independent Financial Adviser in Fern Court Business Centre will remain as Secretary and Coordinator, Karin Wilson from Tax Assist Accountants is Treasurer and Pearl Mina, from Pearl Mina, PR & Media Creative, continues as the Chambers PR & Press Officer.

    The Chamber has had a complete internal restructuring and now benefits from a full Executive Committee and several fully active area cluster groups with members overseeing Press & PR, Marketing, Special Events, Social and Networking, Civic Affairs, Web Site and Internet Development, Financial and Membership.

    Mr Ian Lloyd is delighted in his new role as President and said:

    “To all those members who attended the Annual General Meeting at The Grand last Tuesday evening, may I thank you for your support and your confidence in electing me as a suitable candidate to take over the presidency of the Chamber from Nigel Pratt.  Nigel has lead the Chamber through a difficult period over the last twelve months and I thank him for his guidance and leadership over the last three years.

    The Chamber has gone through one of the most turbulent times in recent years and we continue to work through the most difficult of trading conditions.

    The enthusiasm and zest I have encountered from new members and traders in the town has been overwhelming and it has been very gratifying to see the amount of hard work that has been put in to rebuilding the Chamber over the last few months.

    This is a great time to take stock, refresh our team spirit, develop new strategies and for the chamber to be re-invigorated and rejuvenated.

    Finally there are some brilliant ideas in the offing for the next twelve months and I do hope that all members of the Chamber will join in and support where ever possible.

    We now have over ninety five members in the Chamber and are seeking to continually improve the calibre, expertise and variety of members and to significantly increase and extend the membership over the coming year. Our priority goal is based upon consolidation and growth and to actively build upon and support our relationships with the local council and tourism board and associated agencies, attractions and venues.

    The regeneration of Clitheroe town centre starts from within and we must make Clitheroe a pleasurable shopping destination and stand out experience for visitors and local people as soon as they arrive. Our members have encouraged, motivated and inspired each other and more than ever there is a remarkable sense of civic pride, camaraderie and a new hope for the future.

    However there is still much work to be done. The recession and other economic and social factors mean that we are still trading in unprecedented times.  As traders and individual business owners we need to be bold and adapt to survive and together we can be a formidable force for change and development if we stand firm together.

    We are looking to encourage growth and confidence in our membership and  our main  strategy throughout 2010 is to reach out  to the many shops, supermarkets,  boutiques, cafes, bars, restaurants and also the commercial and corporate businesses in Clitheroe and district and together we can make a long lasting, quality and empowering impact to the future of our beautiful, historic and unique town.”

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    Exclusive Chamber Promotional Photography Offer

    We are delighted to welcome Dean Carney Photography as a new member of Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce.  www.deancarney.com

    Dean has offered his services to the Chamber with regard to starting a stock photo collection, for use on the Chamber website and promotional / press material.

    Dean has exclusively offered to visit members on location in their shops / venues / businesses and take PR / promotional photos including some “out of the ordinary” creative shots of your businesses and indeed some of your finest products and  wares for FREE.

    This is a great opportunity to refresh your image and branding and also help the Chamber promote some of the very best shops and personalities in the Ribble Valley.

    Everybody say Cheeeese! Or in Cliffs case …Sausages!!

    Members can buy images / prints from Dean at a significantly reduced rate.

    If you need any more information please contact Dean on:

    Tel: 01200 422557
    Mob: 07714 999 598

    Email: info@deancarney.com

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    Go The Extra Mile!!

    Get a ‘march on’ this March!

    Jacqueline (Jwl Contemporary Jewellery on Wellgate) and Sam Turner invite you to join them for the Sports Relief Mile.

    Calling all members – this Easter season you are invited to hop to it over at the Castle Field for this year’s Sports Relief – a great opportunity to raise money and meet up with other members for memorable afternoon. Put down those hot pots & just do it !

    Sam Turner says:

    “Now some of you may have seen our running mentor, Jacqueline, pounding the streets, however, I’m a complete running novice!”

    Please join us for a speedy walk/run, some company and a good effort for Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce members on Sunday 21st March at 12.30pm on the Castle Field.

    http://www.sportrelief.com/the-mile/clitheroe-castlefield-mile

    You’ll need to submit your own individual entry on line via the above link, then let us know.

    Could be an excuse to get you back in the step, or kick start to a new you!

    “Must run!”

    Sam

    PS. Don’t forget if you can’t join in the run you can always sponsor us.

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    Spring is in the air!

    An exciting new era for Clitheroe Chamber of Trade and Commerce is fast approaching and more than ever we need your support and input.

    The future of our continued success now rests with you – our valued members.

    Together WE can make the difference to Clitheroe both now and in the future.

    All members are invited to attend and vote for our new President and Vice Presidents at:

    The 83rd Annual General Meeting
    Tuesday 9 March at 5.45pm
    The Grand
    York Street
    Clitheroe

    Nominations received by the Chamber to date are:

    President: Ian Lloyd
    Vice Presidents: Jacqueline Wadge & John Garrod

    All members are welcome to attend.

    For more information regarding the AGM, voting and nominations please contact:

    Sam Turner
    samturner@ferncourt.co.uk

    By Pearl Mina
    PR & Media Creative
    Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce

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    Be The Best That You Can Be

    On August 11, 1956, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech in Buffalo called “The Birth of a New Age”.

    Part of that speech goes as follows:

    “We need more people who are competent in all areas and always remember that the important thing is to do a good job. No matter what it is. Whatever you are doing consider it as something having cosmic significance, as it is a part of the uplifting of humanity. One should seek to do his life’s work as if God Almighty called him at this particular moment in history to do it. And he must do it with a sense of cosmic responsibility, no matter how small it happens to be. He must do a little job in a big way. He must do an ordinary job in an extraordinary way. No matter what it is, no matter how small you think it is, do it right.

    As someone said, do it so well that the living, dead, or the unborn could do it no better. If your son grows up to be a street cleaner, sweep streets like Michelangelo painted pictures, sweep streets like Shakespeare wrote poetry, sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will have to pause and say, ‘here lived a great street sweeper who swept his job well’.

    If you can’t be a pine on the top of the hill be a shrub on the side, but be the best shrub on the side of the hill.

    If we can’t all be captains, we’ve got to be the crew.

    There’s something for all of us here; There is big work to do, and there’s lesser to do. And the task we must do is the near.

    If you can’t be a highway, then just be a trail, If you can’t be the sun, be a star; It isn’t by size that you win or you fail – Be the best of whatever you are.

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    Customer Focus

    John Garrod’s first business workshop of 2010 will focus on customers, including the following areas

    • how to understand and value your customers
    • why customers leave
    • the uniqueness of your business
    • a great strategy for business growth

    The workshop will be held on Tuesday 26th January at the Grand in Clitheroe, starting at 5.45pm.

    The cost  is £10 for Clitheroe Chamber of Trade members and £15 for non members.  Refreshments will be provided.

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    Snow and Ice and All Things Nice

    “Is that real snow out there or is it part of the window art?”  No, it was real, fluffy white snow – pretty as the window pictures  (until we tried to go somewhere, upon which it became cold, slippy and very inconvenient).   Due to much rushing around before Christmas and since we’ve only just got around to posting pics of the last of the windows to be painted.   Apologies for the delay.  Thanks again to Alastair and Caroline for their hard work in lining Clitheroe’s shopping streets with colourful Christmas cheer.  Click on the pictures to zoom in.  Photos by John Turner.

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    Free Christmas Shopping In Clitheroe Guide Published

    ChristmasGuideClitheroe & District Chamber of Trade’s free guide to Christmas shopping in Clitheroe has been published and 7000 copies were distributed with Castle View magazine last weekend.  The glossy booklet is packed with information on what’s on and where to eat in Clitheroe over the Chistmas season, lots of ideas for Christmas presents, discount vouchers and maps of the town centre to make sure you can find all the wonderful shops, restaurants, bars and businesses without getting lost. If you haven’t got your hands on a copy yet you can pick one up from various shops and venues around town.  Alternatively you can download the guide by clicking here (15MB). Enjoy!

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    Live Ribble Valley Magazine Features Clitheroe at Christmas

    Live Ribble Valley Dec 2009 Feature

    The December issue of the glossy Live Ribble Valley Magazine highlights Clitheroe as a premier destination for Christmas shopping this year, with writeups on lots of the brilliant independent retailers you’ll find in the town and a double page editorial on the fantastic festivities planned by the Chamber of Trade for the Christmas season in Clitheroe.  If you haven’t seen the article yet click here to download the editorial (3.5MB).  PDF courtesy of Live Ribble Valley Magazine.

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