Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, January 1st, lb. * 9


A change of role


for John


LOCAL television viewers may have had something of a dcja-vu feeling when they


saw Clitheroe actor John Stratton in the BBC-1 play “When we are married” on Monday. _ For one of Mr Stratton’s


first-ever ventures on to the stage was in the same play at th e age of 15 — in a Clitheroe Royal Grammar School Dramatic Society production. Directed by the former headmaster, the late Mr Laurence Hardy, the play was put on in the school hall in the early years of the war. But Mr Stratton could not


CHRISTMAS CRIB IS MUCH ADMIRED


Drove without due care


PART-TIME ice cream van driver, Neil John Har- rison (19) who collided with a-car in Woone Lane, Clitheroej Was fined £20 for driving without due care and attention.


.' Harrison, of Green Drive, ; Clitheroe, who is a law stu­ dent at Warwick University, admitted driving into a Rover 2000 parked, outside the back of the Brown Cow Inn. C h ie f In s p . . Thomas


missed a second summons of failing to Stop after an acci­ dent. ■ ;


Clitheroe magistrates dis­ ; • '


take the same part a second time — for in the school production he played the part of Mrs Soppitt, which was taken on Monday by Thora Hird. Another of the players in


Sumner, prosecuting, said; that cars were parked on both sides of Woone Lane and Har­ rison pulled over to allow another vehicle to pass. As he was setting off he scraped the side of the Royer causing slight damage to the front


nearside wing. Mrs Alison Woof,-of West


View, Clitheroe, who was


the wartime production (as Ruby Birtle, the maid) was Mr Bryan Cowgill, now con­ troller of BBC-1. The two men met for a drink in the Television Centre, White City, London, after the play was recorded last week.


‘Forgotten Road’ in the dark


RESIDENTS on Clitheroe’s Kenilworth Drive — part of a new housing estate — are somewhat happier now that dangerous potholes in their pavements and road have


been filled in. After angry ' householders


had complained to the Adver­ tiser and Times about the state of their street — known by some as Forgotten Road — building contractor? for the development, Whittaker and Son, of Blackpool, promised to carry out improvement work. But although the pothole


problems were rectified, the residents still had no street lights for Christmas. Street light stanchions have


been delivered to the estate but. are still lying in piles on


the roadside. The estate has never had


any street lights and some residents have been living there for nearly three years! However, there are hopes


Sewage rate


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RATEPAYERS who now qualify for a refund of their 1974/5 sewerage payment will receive it by way of a rebate from next year’s rates bill.


But for the Ribble Valley Borough Treasurer’s depart­ ment, it will mean working out for the fifth time some ratepayers bills, because of changes in government policy.


While welcoming the deci­


sion of the House of Lords to refund charges, Borough Tre­ asurer Mr Gordon Onslow was critical of the whole affair.


authority associations warned the Department of the Envi­ ronment two years ago that charges under the relevant section of the Water Act were, in their opinion, illegal. But this advice was ignored.


He told our reporter: “Local


have a judiciary system which can counteract erroneous leg- lislation made by bureauc­


“I think it’s a good thing we


racy.” An announcement of legis-


that the contractors may have a bit of Christmas spirit left after the holidays and that the lights will soon be erected.


la t io n to g iv e W a te r Authorities power to make the refunds was made by Mr John Silkin, Minister for Plan­ ning and Local Government,


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(8) “It’s going to be a cold, cold Christmas” — Dana. (4) "The trail of the lonesome pine” — Laurel and


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in a written statement to. the House of Commons.


effect of the House of Lords’ judgment is to declare illegal all charges for sewerage and sewage disposal, levied during 1974/5 and the current year, on properties which are not connected to the public sewers.


Said Mr Silkin: “The direct “This is the result of faulty


drafting of the Water Act 1973. It is quite clear from their statements in this House, and elsewhere, that the Conservative Government intended the Act to allow such charges to be made on all properties, whether con­ nected or not, during a transi­ tional period.


"Whatever the original


intention, however, it is right that those who have paid illegal charges should have them refunded. This is a big and complex task.


be complicated by the need to take account of the 50 per cent, relief granted to uncon­ nected domestic properties this year by the special domestic rating relief, which we gave in 1974/5 to help those whose combined bill for rates, water and sewerage charges in the first year of reorganisation would other­ wise have risen by an unac­ ceptable amount — and by the fact that the general services charge covers other items besides sewerage and sewage disposal.


“Calculation of refunds will IT


also be involved in identifying all the properties, other than domestic ones, which are unconnected. Arrangements are therefore being made with local authorities for refunds to be made by way of rebates from next year’s rate demand. It .vould not be practicable for refunds to be made before then.”


‘Considerable work will The statement added that


the total cost of refunds will be something over £60m., and, given their statutory obligation to break even, the Water Authorities would have to recover this cost from higher charges to the rest of their consumers — the great majority — whose property is connected to the sewers These connected consumers would, of course, have faced higher charges in the past two years if the unconnected prop­ erties had not been charged.


after giving careful considera­ tion to the views of the National Water Council and the local authority associa­ tions that the Exchequer should meet the cost of refunds, the Government had decided that it would not be right to impose a new burden on public expenditure in this way. No part of the costs of the refunds will fall on local authorities


The statement also said that


PENDLETON’S first-ever Christmas crib was the cen­ trepiece of the children’s carol service at A11 Saints’ Church on Christmas Eve. First, the crib was blessed


by the priest-in-charge, the Rev. John Cole, with the help of three-year-old Wil­ liam Slinger and Katherine Whitwell (5). William placed the figure of the baby Jesus in the crib and Katherine lit a candle beside it. Then every family in the


60-strong congregation came up one by one to see the crib, and figures, which were lent to the church for Christmas by;.an Accrington woman who had heard of Mr Cole’s appeal for a Christmas crib. This was Miss M. M.


walking towards the town centre at the time told the court that she had gone up to the driver and told him he had. bumped into-the side of the' car and asked him if he was going to do anything about it. He said he wasn’t and drove off, she said. Harrison denied he had


. Woof had said to him, as he was listening to the radio. “I ^thought she was coming up to ask me for an ice cream but I was in no position to stop," he


stopped after the accident and said he did not hear what Mrs


said. Mr J. L. Lumley, defend­


' slight error of judgment, in scraping the car. But at the time of the accident he had not realised he had hit anything and that was why he didn’t stop.


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NORTH EAST Lanca­ shire people display a ‘ ‘m a r k e d l a c k of enthusiasm for drastic change,” according to a report published this


Doyle, sa c r is tan of St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Accrington. She also told Mr Cole that she knows of a crib whose owner is prepared to give it to All Saints’ for future Christ­


mases. . Large congregations also


attended midnight Com­ munion and Christmas morning Communion at All Saints. Before Christmas, carol singers from the church, led by. Miss Edna Bannister, raised £72 for Christian Aid. . PICTURE: A-group of


carol service. A SAFE HOLIDAY


. . HAS been the quietest Christmas for several years on local roads, yhe police report no road traffic acci­ dents and Clitheroe Fire Brigade has only been called out-three times in the past


week. On Boxing Day there was a


fa lse alarm a t Bowker Brothers’ Sun Street factory in Clitheroe due to a mechani cal fault. On Saturday an appliance dealt with a chim­ ney fire at Tower Hill, Clitheroe. On Monday, one appliance


from Clitheroe joined two from Great Harwood at a small fire in the laundry at C a ld e rs to n e s Hospital. Nobody was injured in the fire, but a number of indust­ rial overalls and plastic con­ tainers were damaged.


Concern for elderly


THE first meeting of the Rib ble Valley Committee of Age Action Year will take place a week on Friday at the Pendle


Club, Clitheroe. Representatives of all vol­


untary bodies and social ser­ vices chiefs will be attending the meeting, which will be chaired by Mr Vernon Earnshaw. Next year has been desig­


week. The report has been com­


piled by members of the team responsible for the NE Lanca­ shire structure plan, which takes a close look at the future of the area in the next 15


years. The team reached its con­


clusion from the results of sample surveys, handouts, meetings and seminars. In-publishing the comments


children admire the crib after the Christmas Eve


of local people and organisa­ tions in a 200-page report, the structure plan team says it is confident of “having pene­ trated public opinion in the area to an unprecedented e x t e n t .” Response was, impressive in scale and forth­ right in its views. The area’s two greatest problems were seen by the public as employment and housing; The most noticeable feature of the total response was the widespread affection for the character of the area and its traditional patterns of


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main problems included attracting new industries and encouraging existing firms to expand. Most people insisted that, where practicable, old housing should be improved rather than demolished. The Ribble Valley Council,


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erosion were expressed, although footpaths and access agreements for “serious” wal­ kers were favoured. On the financial implica­


tions of the plan, Ribble Val­ ley felt there was a need for higher level of investment in NE Lancs to achieve the plan’s aims. The view was that the Government should look more favourably on the area and increase direct assistance.


OPINION Although sometimes con­


tradictory, any local com­ ments will now be used to help define and assess a number of alternative strategies for the


.report and a similar one on the second round, along.with the final version of the struc­ ture plan, will be sent to the Secretary of State for. the Environment. The intention is to provide evidence'-that the County has made real efforts to discover and show regard for public opinion


future development of the area. A draft structure plan will then be produced and this will be the subject of a second round of public participation. The p resent response


Protest to Home Office


ween councillors and their constituents. “It is ridiculous to have one


ward with 10 representatives. In its considerations, the Ribble Valley Council put the interests of councillors and electors first.” While it is agreed that the


four-ward system would favour the Labour and Liberal parties more than the present one-ward system, Coun. Fleming does not think that the balance of power on the council would be dramatically altered by the four-ward system.


delay is being used to put off more controversial schemes in other areas for political


“But it may be that this ■


reasons.” The Rjbble Valley Council


would do everything it could to press for the new system for 1976, he added;


Home Office letter at its meeting last night.


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in common' with other local authorities, forwarded its


views on many of the topics covered by the structure plan and, according to the report, has found support in numer­


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. On employment, the Ribble Valley stressed the need for industrial diversification and the desirability of encourag­ ing existing local industry to expand.


was one of several advocating the confining of new housing to urban areas, to save coun­ tryside and agricultural land and to prevent sprawl.


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authority agreed with the view of the Ministry of Agriculture, farming unions and local people, who said that farming has assumed a critical importance in the economic well-being — or survival — of the country.


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the plan is public transport, and again the Ribble Valley supported a widely-held view. Public transport, it was felt, was an acu te problem. Improvement in bus services could obviate or reduce road expenditure, protect the envi­ ronment and save com­ munities.


On the subject of rural


recreation, the local council was cautious about the, provi­ sion of-mass recreation in the countryside. Fears of vandal­ ism, litter, overcrowding and


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