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With halfterm school holidays on the way, you can pretty much always expect some roadworks to be happening around Ramsbottom.
This time, there is a bit of digging going to be happening on Nuttall Lane, potentially adding a few extra minutes to your commute if you live down in the Nuttall Lane/Whittingham Drive estate areas.
Thanks to roadworks.org you can find out the details of these roadworks.
Nuttall Lane Roadworks 30 May – 3 Jun 2019
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Now, this might not be your first choice for podcast subject matter, you know, mortgages, *yawn*, but hear me out.
You’d think being a mortgage advisor would be a pretty uneventful job, well, nothing could be more from the truth.
Dave talks about having to rescue his business physically, his bit of a love in for one of Ramsbottoms iconic local buildings, and Dave opens up about his favourite local Ramsbottom cafe.
[Read more…] about Dave Cookson of Charles Louis Mortgage Advisers – Episode 137
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It might surprise you to learn that Bartisserie, which is situated at the top of Bridge Street facing the Tilted Vase/Urn is coming up to its one year anniversary since opening.
That time feels like it has flown by, and as restaurants tend to be judged on if they can survive the first six months, Ethan of Bartisserie has done amazingly well.
[Read more…] about Ethan Ballan of Bartisserie2 – Episode 136
Like all Italians, I’m always a bit sceptical when I set foot in an “authentic Italian restaurant” outside of Italy.
More often than not, I leave thinking the food is not good enough, the drinks are not what I was expecting, desserts are not as good as they are back home… and don’t even get me started on coffee!
So when I went to Tre Ciccio just before wandering around the stalls of the Chocolate festival, I wasn’t expecting anything special… Good food? Maybe. Good Italian food? No.
I couldn’t have been more wrong!
My friend and I (both Italian) decided to go for the whole shabang, and ordered some antipasti, pizza and coffee (we skipped dessert, seeing as we were headed to the Chocolate Festival).
The first thing that struck me was how welcoming the staff were. More than one of them came to ask us where we were from and sat and had a chat, after hearing us speak Italian (but they take an interest in all their customers, speaking Italian is not a must!).
The return of the BBC’s hugely popular series, A House through Time, has generated lots of enquiries from the local community asking how they go about tracing the history of their house. As a resul…
Source: Your House Through Time: A guide for tracing your house history | Bury Archives & Local History