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Rishton

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Rishton

Small town in Lancashire, England, 5 km/3 mi from Blackburn; population (2001) 7,350. The former cotton-weaving mills are now used for manufacturing paper, paints, and carpets.
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To continue to provide value to our customers, we have launched a new 350-million-euro cost reduction program for the three years ending in 2012," chief executive officer John Rishton said.
Ahold sees 22 percent profit rise in Q3 by AFP / AFP Global Edition
CONGRATULATIONS to Dave Rishton on reaching the marvellous milestone of capturing 1,000 wickets for his club.
Rishton reaches club milestone by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Despite being so young, he was already playing first-team cricket for Lancashire side Ramsbottom and was due to be in their team to face Rishton - and Donald.
DAGGETT GLAD HE DUCKED DONALD by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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