Lancashire s Rural Touring Network. Spring 2017 Tour. Professional arts events on your doorstep

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1 Lancashire s Rural Touring Network Spring 2017 Tour Professional arts events on your doorstep

2 1 Welcome to Spot On s Spring 2017 tour If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world J. R. R. Tolkien This season, we offer you a joyful odyssey into food, culture and nostalgia. For starters we have curry, chips, and dough and you can finish with the Last Supper. In between courses come and enjoy song, dance and circus from Canada and France; discover wolves, foxes and rabbits; and head back to the 50 s and the rock and roll era. All of our events are made possible by the fabulous volunteers and librarians across the county who work hard to make these events happen. Our promoters work so hard because they love live arts events, and in turn they provide work for professional companies and support their local economy. This great art is possible due to government investment in the arts via the Arts Council England, and additional financial support from Lancashire County Council and five Local Authorities. Please visit our website for more details about the shows, tourist information, directions and venue details. If you value the arts in your community and want to help keep them there, or you re a fan of Spot On and often visit rural Lancashire, please tell us. Below there are six different ways to do this. If your venue is not yet on our map, call Spot On to find out how you can host a show. Call us too if you want future brochures sent direct to your door or want to join our mailing list. Sue Robinson Scheme Manager Contents Music 2 4 Children 5 Family 6 Theatre 6 8 Adventure 8 Live Screening 9 10 Spot On Libraries 11 Spot On Rural 12 At a Glance Map 15 Front cover image: The Fabularium: Reynard The Fox Tickets: All Spot On shows are priced from 7-15 for adults and from 4-6 for children. Children s and family work may be lower in price and may include group booking discounts or early booking incentives. Please book tickets with our promoters directly. Contacting promoters: Our rural promoter details are listed alongside each event and on pages 13 & 14 of our What s On Guide. We strongly advise contacting promoters to book in advance as demand can be high for our events. In the case of library venues we recommend ing or visiting the library directly to book or purchase tickets. Spot On, Lancashire s Rural Touring Network c/o The Barn, 61A Manor Road, Blackburn, BB2 6LX Telephone: hello@spotonlancashire.co.uk Web: Facebook: The network is coordinated by Culturapedia as part of the Cheshire Lancashire Touring Partnership.

3 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT North Sea Gas Fire In The Glen Churchfitters Folk Unlimited A folk band like no other. A double bass made out of a saucepan. Heartwrenching vocals accompanied by a musical saw. Foot-stompingly fast fiddle mixed with infectious funk-rock rhythms and traditional tunes reinvigorated with mesmerising jazz sax. The musicians stage bristles with instruments - adding flute, banjo, dulcimer, tin whistle, guitar, ukulele, electric hub-cap bass-bouzouki and a sackful of percussion to their ensemble. And let s not forget the unique bing-bong machine made out of hack-saw blades. Throw in some exquisite harmonies, a slew of startlingly original songs and a few jokes that create instant rapport and you ve got a high energy show that always leaves audiences cheering. One of Scotland s most popular folk bands with great vocals and tremendous three part harmonies. Guitars, Mandolin, Fiddle, Bouzouki, Harmonica, Whistles, Bodhrans, Banjo and good humour are all part of the entertainment. Their show, and their albums, consist of traditional, contemporary and self-penned material put together in a style all their own. Thursday 23rd February pm Garstang Library (garstang.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Friday 24th February pm (Doors 7pm) Croston Old School ( / ) Saturday 25th February - 8pm Accrington Library (accrington.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Sunday 26th February pm Tosside Community Hall ( ) Suitable for ages 5+ Thursday 23rd March - 7pm St. Annes Library (stannes.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Friday 24th March pm The Dog Inn, Belthorn ( ) Saturday 25th March pm Melling Village Institute ( ) Suitable for ages

4 3 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT Elsa Jean McTaggart Sings, Strings and Other Things Montreal Guitar Trio Danzas With her fabulous velvet voice and rich sultry tones, Elsa weaves a colourful tapestry of vivid anecdotes from her unusual past and life on the road. This is combined with evocative song (think contemporary folk sprinkled with Bluesy Jazz), interspersed with her own compositions, from dynamic jigs and reels to wildly haunting celtic airs on the Fiddle, Penny Whistle and Button box. Not only a passionate and masterful musician, Elsa is chatty, funny and engagingly entertaining! With poetic fluency and an easy rapport with the audience, she draws you into a magical dream. Wednesday 19th April - 7pm Morecambe Library (morecambe.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Thursday 20th April - 7pm Nelson Library (nelson.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Friday 21st April pm Tarleton Library (tarleton.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Saturday 22nd April pm Samlesbury War Memorial Hall ( ) Suitable for all ages Described by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation as the hottest guitar ensemble in Canada, MG3 has quickly established itself as a band to be reckoned with, as well as an interactive force in various musical forms. For over 15 years, the trio s virtuosity, rigour, creativity and impressive stage presence where humour and audience interaction go hand in hand have been winning over listeners around the world. Saturday 6th May pm (Doors 7pm) Croston Old School ( / ) Sunday 7th May pm Arkholme Village Hall ( / katy.waddington@icloud.com) Tuesday 9th May - 7pm Clitheroe Library (clitheroe.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Suitable for ages 8+

5 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT The Fitzgerald Family Band Everything Fitz Les Bordeliques Blind Date Meet the Fitzgeralds - a family group consisting of fiddling and step dancing sensations Tom, Kerry and Julie Fitzgerald. These siblings, from Canada s renowned Ottawa Valley, have come a long way from their small town roots. Featuring 3-time Canadian Grandmaster Fiddle Champions and Ontario Open Step Dance Champions, this unique act features high-energy fiddling and mind-blowing step dancing. It is the rare combination of exceptional musicianship, incomparable step dancing, audience interaction, evident love of performing, and genuine sibling connection that resonates with audiences of all ages and sets this group apart. Tuesday 30th May - 7pm Nelson Library (nelson.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Wednesday 31st May pm (Doors 7pm) Bleasdale Parish Hall ( / ) Thursday 1st June - 7pm Clayton Green Library (claytongreen.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Suitable for ages In a wacky and absurd blind date, a musician and a dancer embody three men and three women as they collide to form unlikely pairs. From stilts to high heels, classical violin to contemporary music, step dancing shoes to ballet slippers, six archetypes bring us an amusing dating game through the tease of seduction and a comedic clash of personalities. A singular performance, both funny and touching, where dance and music become the voice of original and memorable characters, desperate to find a soul mate. Sunday 5th March, 7pm Goosnargh Village Hall ( ) Wednesday 15th March, 7pm The Rainhall Centre, Barnoldswick ( ) Suitable for ages

6 5 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT Dommy B The Boy Who Cried Wolf Olivia Furber & Creative Scene Dough! Jamie has a big imagination. When a tiny bird lands in the forest, Jamie screams WOLF! When the villagers see no wolf, they are not happy. Meanwhile, deep in the shadows between the trees, wolf eyes twinkle Adapted from Aesop s fable and featuring live music, this is Dommy B s fifth nationally touring show for children and families. Dommy B has performed his rhymes on Channel 4 and the BBC, including the CBeebies show Rhyme Rocket. Wednesday 15th February - 1pm Heysham Library (heysham.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Thursday 16th February - 2pm The Harris Library, Preston (harris.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Suitable for ages 5+ This show is subsidised by Big Imaginations, Bringing Brilliant Children s Theatre to the North West : Dough! explores how life can be filled with colour and beauty when we step outside the beige world we know. Jess is in a mess, a very doughy mess. Unable to resolve the chaos in her kitchen she has to make a journey to an unfamiliar place to get help. Everything tastes, smells and feels different there. Fantastic things can happen with ordinary stuff. And what could be more ordinary than the dough that makes our everyday staples. Familiar to all cultures, dough creates the loaves, naan bread, croissants, dumplings and chapattis that remind us of home. Wednesday 5th April - 2pm Chorley Library - (chorley.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Thursday 6th April pm Burnley Library (burnley.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Friday 7th April - 2pm Arkholme Village Hall ( / katy.waddington@icloud.com) Suitable for ages 3 to 8 and their grown ups This show is subsidised by Big Imaginations, Bringing Brilliant Children s Theatre to the North West :

7 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT The Fabularium Reynard The Fox Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show A fusion of play and cookery demonstration deliciously entertaining for all the family! Father and son, Abdul and Kamal, are having a particularly busy night in their restaurant. As they struggle to deal with all of the customers and the staff in the kitchen they also have to decide on the future of the curry house. Will Kamal carry on the family business, or is this the end? The cast are joined on stage by a chef from your very own local Indian restaurant who will be offering a spicy cookery demonstration. All to be followed by a chance to share food and conversation with your local chef and the cast. The tale of Reynard the Fox follows the woodland s most infamous scoundrel who prides himself on being the trickster of the forest. But when the Woodland Court announces the theft of the King s Crown Jewels the animal kingdom immediately blame the fox. Reynard must do everything he can to prove his innocence and avoid certain death... A new piece of engaging theatre for family audiences of all ages, using The Fabularium s unique aesthetic, strong imagery and all performed upon their traditional wooden cart. Features storytelling, puppetry, original live music and bespoke animal headpieces. Wednesday 12th April am, 3pm & 6pm The Rainhall Centre, Barnoldswick ( ) Thursday 13th April - 11am, 1pm & 3pm The Bureau, Blackburn ( ) Suitable for ages 3+ Sunday 15th January pm The Arts Centre, Burscough Wharf ( ) Wednesday 8th February pm The Lowther Pavilion, Lytham ( ) Thursday 9th February - 7pm (Doors 6.30pm) The Halton ( ) Friday 10th February - 7pm The Rainhall Centre, Barnoldswick ( ) Saturday 11th February pm Dunsop Bridge Village Hall ( / ) Sunday 12th February - 3pm The Bureau, Blackburn ( ) Suitable for ages

8 7 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT Rabbit Theatre The Odyssey (Greek Stuff!) Box of Tricks Chip Shop Chips BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND It s the grand reopening of Booth s Fish & Chip Shop. Eric has returned home, over forty years after he left, and it s time for a fresh start. But old flame Christine has other ideas. Transported back to a time of chippy teas and Northern Soul, there s unfinished business for these old lovers. Watching teenage love stumble as hapless Lee makes a pass at the beautiful Jasmine, is it all just history repeating? Put on your dancing shoes, tuck into a fish supper and brace yourself for a unique theatrical experience. This is theatre, but not as you know it: dinner, dance and a show all rolled into one! Thursday 27th April - 7pm Fleetwood Library (fleetwood.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Friday 28th April - 7pm Lancaster Library (lancaster.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Saturday 29th April - 7pm Tockholes Village Hall ( ) Suitable for ages Based on the epic poem by Homer. David Mynne s skill with just a few simple props, a rubber face and clear and concise storytelling will fill the stage with drama and delight! This year he s going to hell and back in the company of Heroes, Gods and Monsters. A host of exciting characters - including a one-eyed Cyclops, a six-headed monster and the terrifying Sea God Poseidon - will conjure up a mighty storm and keep you on the edge of your seat. There will be a cast of thousands (performed by one man). There may be a bit of water. And there will certainly be a laugh or two! Thursday 23rd February pm (Doors 7pm) Mellor Brook Community Centre ( / ) Friday 24th February - 7pm Clitheroe Library (clitheroe.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Saturday 25th February - 8pm The Dog Inn, Belthorn ( ) Suitable for ages 12+

9 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT Joy Winkler Lightning Under Their Skirts Reckless Sleepers The Last Supper The Last Supper is a performance piece where we invite our audience to dinner, to eat and drink with us while we tell (and then eat) the last words of the famous, the not so famous, criminals, victims, heroes, heroines and stars...with real scenarios, invented scenarios, scenarios in the future and scenarios in the past. Each audience member is given a table number, their case number, their incident number. Thirteen of these are last suppers. Sunday 25th June - 8pm Halton Mill ( / ) Suitable for ages Gary wants to borrow five-bob from his sister so he can go dancing down the Town Baths. Gary wants her to iron his trousers because no-one puts a crease in like she does. Gary wants Keith s bird, but gets in a fight, loses, then asks the nurse putting in the stitches to make sure it leaves a scar. This bright, beautiful, funny play by former Cheshire Poet Laureate, Joy Winkler, is about one age becoming another, about the monochrome 50 s being pushed aside by a bright new world. Lightning Under their Skirts offers a night of Babycham and liberation, of dancing... and also the world s best music ever written. Thursday 11th May - 7pm St. Annes Library (stannes.library@lancashire.gov.uk) Friday 12th May pm The Barlow, Edgworth ( / ) Sat 13th May pm Calder Vale Village Hall ( / / ) Suitable for ages

10 9 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT Front Row Screenings at Parbold Picture House Visit for more information. See the world-class music programme at NTLive Amadeus NTLive Hedda Gabler Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna, the music capital of the world and he s determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy his name. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a war with Mozart, with music, and ultimately, with God. I ve no talent for life. Just married. Bored already. Hedda longs to be free... Hedda and Tesman have just returned from their honeymoon and the relationship is already in trouble. Trapped but determined, Hedda tries to control those around her, only to see her own world unravel. Thursday 2nd February - 7pm Parbold Village Hall ( ) Suitable for ages Thursday 9th March - 7pm Parbold Village Hall ( ) Suitable for ages 12+

11 MORE INFO ON ALL PERFORMANCES AT 10 NTLive Saint Joan The Australian Ballet (recorded screening) Coppelia Joan: daughter, farm girl, visionary, patriot, king-whisperer, soldier, leader, victor, icon, radical, witch, heretic, saint, martyr, woman. From the torment of the Hundred Years War, the charismatic Joan of Arc carved a victory that defined France. Bernard Shaw s classic play depicts a woman with all the instinct, zeal and transforming power of a revolutionary. Meet the lovers Swanilda and Franz and their neighbour Dr Coppelius, an eccentric toy maker who dreams of bringing his mechanical toys to life. Dr Coppelius has a daughter who is not what she seems and Swanilda must rescue Franz from the magician s sinister doll-filled lair with the help of some fancy footwork! Sorcery and masquerade, romance and high jinks don t miss this performance of the funniest, sunniest ballet you ll see all year. Tuesday 28th March - 7pm Parbold Village Hall ( ) Suitable for ages Tuesday 25th April - 7pm Parbold Village Hall ( ) Suitable for ages 12+

12 11 Spot On Libraries We are halfway through our wonderful libraries touring project, funded by the Arts Council through their strategic touring programme. This project, covering Lancashire and Cheshire, is enabling libraries to try out new events and activities, and to encourage their local community to see their library in a new light. Since the project began we ve had 46 events taking place in libraries in every district, seen by over 2500 people. Last season alone we filled three libraries with Clapper Box - a show where you can be puppeteer and audience; enjoyed some French Chanson, Canadian folk, and for children - a chance to play with sponges and hear tales of lost friends. Coming up this spring there s more international music, shows for families, and even a chance to eat chips between the bookshelves! Spot On events are a fantastic way of showing off what libraries are capable of, surprising customers, providing unusual venues to performers, and broadening horizons and engagement Audience quotes from autumn 2016: The Mysterious Vanishment of Pobby & Dingan: Excellent. I forgot where I was it was so good. I was engrossed and got a lump in my throat a couple of times. Sponge: Very entertaining and the children s interest was held throughout. Clapper Box: This was such a good show! Would love to see more like this in the library

13 Spot On Rural 12 Our rural promoters are fabulous - working for free because they love what they do, each season they return with another great arts offer for their local community. We ve worked with community halls of all shapes and sizes, and never been defeated by a venue yet. We have some gaps around Longridge, and Wyre/ Fylde so if your village is missing - get in touch with us. Last season our rural promoters put on 23 events across the county, with many shows selling out. We had flamenco, Canadian folk, South Asian and Norwegian dance, films about sheep, Lancashire stories, and a wonderful finish to the season from Maire Ni Chathasaigh and Chris Newman, including a candlelight concert in our most remote venue. Spot On brings us all together in a relaxed atmosphere to see world class performances in our own village hall. No car, no bus, no train, no stadium - its priceless Tockholes Promoter: Chris Tobin Audience quotes from autumn 2016: Venetian Ballroom: I loved every minute of the performance. Completely different and absorbing. Red Moon Road: What a talented group and lovely people. Superb! BRING THEM BACK! Instructions For American Servicemen In Britain: Never laughed so much in my life! Thank you

14 13 Access Spot On is working to ensure that events are accessible to all. To ensure your night out with the network is an enjoyable one, please feel free to discuss access needs with either the venue or the Scheme Manager. For more information please contact: Sue Robinson Scheme Manager Stephie Jessop Company Manager Spot On Telephone: Website: Date Time Who What Sun 15th Jan 7.30pm Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show Thurs 2nd Feb 7pm National Theatre Live Amadeus Wed 8th Feb 7.30pm Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show Thurs 9th Feb 7pm (6.30pm) Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show Fri 10th Feb 7pm Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show Sat 11th Feb 7.30pm Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show Sun 12th Feb 3pm Ragged Edge Productions The Chef Show Wed 15th Feb 1pm Dommy B The Boy Who Cried Wolf Thurs 16th Feb 2pm Dommy B The Boy Who Cried Wolf Thurs 23rd Feb 7.30pm North Sea Gas Fire In the Glen Thurs 23rd Feb 7.30pm (7pm) Rabbit Theatre The Odyssey (Greek Stuff!) Fri 24th Feb 7pm Rabbit Theatre The Odyssey (Greek Stuff!) Fri 24th Feb 7.30pm (7pm) North Sea Gas Fire In the Glen Sat 25th Feb 8pm Rabbit Theatre The Odyssey (Greek Stuff!) Sat 25th Feb 8pm North Sea Gas Fire In the Glen Sun 26th Feb 7.30pm North Sea Gas Fire In the Glen Sun 5th March 7pm Les Bordeliques Blind Date Thurs 9th Mar 7pm National Theatre Live Hedda Gabler Wed 15th March 7pm Les Bordeliques Blind Date Thurs 23rd Mar 7pm The Churchfitters Folk Unlimited Fri 24th Mar 7.45pm The Churchfitters Folk Unlimited Sat 25th Mar 7.30pm The Churchfitters Folk Unlimited Thurs 28th Mar 7pm National Theatre Live Saint Joan Wed 5th Apr 2pm Olivia Furber & Creative Scene Dough! Thurs 6th Apr 2.30pm Olivia Furber & Creative Scene Dough! Fri 7th Apr 2pm Olivia Furber & Creative Scene Dough! Wed 12th Apr 11.30am, 3pm, 6pm The Fabularium Reynard the Fox Thurs 13th Apr 11am, 1pm, 3pm The Fabularium Reynard the Fox Wed 19th Apr 7pm Elsa Jean McTaggart Sings, Strings and Other Things Thurs 20th Apr 7pm Elsa Jean McTaggart Sings, Strings and Other Things Fri 21st Apr 6.30pm Elsa Jean McTaggart Sings, Strings and Other Things Sat 22nd Apr 7.30pm Elsa Jean McTaggart Sings, Strings and Other Things Tues 25th Apr 7pm Australian Ballet (Recorded Screening) Coppelia Thurs 27th Apr 7pm Box of Tricks Chip Shop Chips Fri 28th Apr 7pm Box of Tricks Chip Shop Chips Sat 29th Apr 7pm Box of Tricks Chip Shop Chips Sat 6th May 7.30pm (7pm) Montreal Guitar Trio Danzas Sun 7th May 7.30pm Montreal Guitar Trio Danzas Tues 9th May 7pm Montreal Guitar Trio Danzas Thurs 11th May 7pm Joy Winkler Lightning Under Their Skirts Fri 12th May 7.30pm Joy Winkler Lightning Under Their Skirts Sat 13th May 7.30pm Joy Winkler Lightning Under Their Skirts Tues 30th May 7pm The Fitzgerald Family Band Everything Fitz Wed 31st May 7.30pm (7pm) The Fitzgerald Family Band Everything Fitz Thurs 1st Jun 7pm The Fitzgerald Family Band Everything Fitz Sun 25th Jun 8pm Reckless Sleepers The Last Supper Use these boxes to mark your favourites!

15 Where Postcode For ticket bookings The Arts Centre, Burscough Wharf L40 5RZ Parbold Picture House WN8 7DN The Lowther Pavilion, Lytham FY8 5QQ The LA2 6NB The Rainhall Centre, Barnoldswick BB18 5DR Dunsop Bridge Village Hall BB7 3BG / The Bureau, Blackburn BB1 6DW Heysham Library LA3 2BJ heysham.library@lancashire.gov.uk Harris Library, Preston PR1 2PP harris.library@lancashire.gov.uk Garstang Library PR3 1ED garstang.library@lancashire.gov.uk Mellor Brook Community Centre BB2 7PR / Clitheroe Library BB7 2DG clitheroe.library@lancashire.gov.uk Croston Old School PR26 9HA / The Dog Inn, Belthorn BB1 2NN Accrington Library BB5 1NQ accrington.library@lancashire.gov.uk Tosside Community Hall BD23 4SQ Goosnargh Village Hall PR3 2BH Parbold Picture House WN8 7DN The Rainhall Centre, Barnoldswick BB18 5DR St Anne s Library FY8 1NR stannes.library@lancashire.gov.uk The Dog Inn, Belthorn BB1 2NN Melling Village Institute LA6 2RA Parbold Picture House WN8 7DN Chorley Library PR7 1EB chorley.library@lancashire.gov.uk Burnley Library BB11 2BD burnley.library@lancashire.gov.uk Arkholme Village Hall LA6 1AT katy.waddington@icloud.com The Rainhall Centre, Barnoldswick BB18 5DR The Bureau, Blackburn BB1 6DW Morecambe Library LA4 5DL morecambe.library@lancashire.gov.uk Nelson Library BB9 7PU nelson.library@lancashire.gov.uk Tarleton Library PR4 6TU tarleton.library@lancashire.gov.uk Samlesbury War Memorial Hall PR5 0UY Parbold Picture House WN8 7DN Fleetwood Library FY7 6AJ fleetwood.library@lancashire.gov.uk Lancaster Library LA1 1HY lancaster.library@lancashire.gov.uk Tockholes Village Hall BB3 0LR Croston Old School PR26 9HA / Arkholme Village Hall LA6 1AT / katy.waddington@icloud.com Clitheroe Library BB7 2DG clitheroe.library@lancashire.gov.uk St Anne s Library FY8 1NR stannes.library@lancashire.gov.uk The Barlow, Edgworth BL7 0AP / Calder Vale Village Hall PR3 1SJ / / Nelson Library BB9 7PU nelson.library@lancashire.gov.uk Bleasdale Parish Hall PR3 1UY / Clayton Green Library PR6 7EN claytongreen.library@lancashire.gov.uk Halton Mill LA2 6ND / PLEASE CALL THE TICKET BOOKINGS PHONE NUMBER FOR LOCAL INFORMATION AND TO BOOK TICKETS Information correct at time of print. Please check final details with local venue before setting off on your journey. PLEASE CALL THE BOX OFFICE PHONE NUMBER FOR LOCAL INFORMATION AND TO BOOK TICKETS FOR MORE INFORMATION 14 Performances at a Glance : SPRING 2017 TOUR Music Children Family Theatre Adventures Live Screening

16 ARKHOLME MELLING Principal Funders MORECAMBE HALTON LANCASTER HEYSHAM Local Authorities TOSSIDE FLEETWOOD M6 DUNSOP BRIDGE CALDER VALE GARSTANG BLEASDALE CLITHEROE BARNOLDSWICK Partners BLACKPOOL LYTHAM ST ANNE S M55 MELLOR BROOK M65 BURNLEY SAMLESBURY BLACKBURN PRESTON ACCRINGTON TOCKHOLES CLAYTON BELTHORN TARLETON GREEN CROSTON GOOSNARGH CHORLEY EDGWORTH NELSON hello@spotonlancashire.co.uk Website: BURSCOUGH PARBOLD M6 M61 M66 Brochure design: