Clitheroe Advertiser ami Times, November 21st, 1983 !) „,,j Himikii L’XiHl (Classified) «! Clitheroe 22821, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
Play with a seasonal theme
BOLTON-BY-BOW- LAND Drama Group's current production has a seasonal ring;. He* hearsals for Arthur Watkyn’s “The Geese are pelting fat", pro duced by Mrs Jean Hammond, have been underway since July.
when the play opens to night at the village hall for its three-night run.
The 11-strong cast are hoping for full houses
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Bowling green given go-ahead despite objection
PLANS for a bowling green to be laid out at the rear of Shireburn Cottages, Hurst Green, have been given the go-ahead by the Kibble Valley Council’s Development Sub-committee.
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deception A WEST BRADFORD man who cashed a cheque when he knew there was no money in his bank ac count had done so because he was under pjeat strain and in financial difficul ties. For obtaining goods and
proval without comment, despite objections from one of the cottage resi dents who received back ing from the surveyors of Stonyhurst Estate.
Members gave their ap
cause access and parking problems, particularly at weekends when both the green and the adjacent village hall would be used to their greatest extent.
He claimed that it could l i p j£2.45
cash to the value of £25 by deception, Terence Edward Jeffries (-15). of
Mill Street, was fined £250 at Clitheroe Magis
trates' Court. He also had to pay £278 compensation
and £-80 costs. In dealing with the
case, the magistrates were asked to take 14 similar offences into con sideration. The court was told that
Jeffries had cashed a cheuue at a newsagent's
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fending. said that Jeffries had issued the cheque be cause of his financial situ ation and had felt there was no other way out. Jeffries regretted his ac tions. which were totally out of character, added Mr Bagot.
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Question on GPO depot
DISCUSSIONS are taking place over the
future of the Post Office maintenance depot in C h e s te r Avenue, Clitheroe, which closed in mid-September. It is now used only for
joined the proposed access path to the green and he thought that some form of sc reen in g should be
His property also ad erected.
of the scheme in principle, he thought that it would need a Sports Council grant and that one of the requirements would be I that outsiders should have the right to use the | green.
While he was in favour |
thought that it should be resited so that it was a public amenity with a wider attraction than the | immediate village.
ors stated in their letter I that they had no basic objection’ to the proposal but consideration should be given to screening the objector's property which could be adversely af fected by the green I access. There was also the possibility of weekend parking congestion.
The Stonyhurst survey
Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey, said it appeared that tlie I howling green proposals were reasonable both from a siting and land- | scaping point of view.
In a report, Borough I
fuelling anil parking local ly-based postal vans. “Discussions have taken
place over the future of the depot, but no final conclusion has been reached,” said a Post Office spokesman in Man
chester. Tlie depot closed for maintenance purposes
when one of the two mechanics was promoted and iiis companion retired on medical grounds. The work was then transfer red to Hlackburn. The depot compound
screening could be pro vided at the objector's cottage and, from discus sions, this would be ac- | ceptable to the applicants.
did arise, it could be dis cussed by representatives
If a parking problem
of the dull and hall com mittee.
Future of fairs
was also used to park new vehicles awaiting delivery to offices in the Northern area of the North West Postal Division.
Careless driving
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FOR driving a car with out due care and atten tion. John Winston Hywa- ter Gill), of Heath Farm Tosside. was fined £75 by Clitheroe magistrates.
The court was told that the defendant had collided
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with the rear of a vehicle which had stopped behind
in doubt
A QUESTION mark hangs over the future of I the Friday antique and c o l le c to r s ’ fa ir in Clitheroe.
Council's Public Works and Health Committee heard that reports were coming in of stallholders breaking conditions con trolling the fair.
The Kibble Valley , , , '£2.8970cl
Brian Manning said that the alleged broken condi
Deputy Town Clerk Mr
tions concerned the selling of new goods and fly-post
ing in the town.
a car waiting to turn right ip L o n g s ig h t Road, l.angho. H vw a te r 's vehicle
shunted the car in front into tlie one waiting to
turn. In a letter to the court,
the defendant said that he had been dazzled. He had braked, but was unable to avoid a collision. He had a 211-year accident-free driv ing’ record.
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for the future Looking ahead
PREPARING for the day when the quarries at Rib- blesdale Cement are ex hausted and turned into a leisure area, the County Council has agreed to the company planting white popular, silver birch, alder and beech trees for screening.
He warned that broken conditions could well lead to the discontinuation of tlie fair and borough coun cil officers were keeping the situation under close scrutinity-
fair has declined, he added, with the number of stalls having dropped from 25 to 12.
The popularity of the Intrusive
PLANNING permission for a Karate and DIV workshop at 2 Lonpdtfht Avenue. Clitheroe. has been refused bv the Ribble Valley Council's Development Sub-commit tee. Members felt that be cause of its size it would be visually intrusive and detrimental to the charac ter and visual amenities of the area.
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