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Halt on tipping at Whalley wood


BARROW man Mr James Michael Green has lost his appeal against a a much greater scale than


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quirv into the appeal held in Clitheroe last month, Mr Michael Hurley, in­ spector for the Depart­ ment of the Environment, says that tipping of waste material in St John’s Wood has taken place on


would have been neces­ sary for the construction


of a road to transport


timber. During the inquiry it


was alleged by the Ribble Valiev Council that some 80,000 tons of waste


material had been tipped on the site, the equivalent of 4,000 lorry loads. The tip had not been


properly stabilised and there had been serious landslips in at least two places on the hillside, having a catastrophic effect on trees that stood in the way. In other places trees had been tilled or seriously dam­


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GAMES such as “ finding Postman Pat's parcel” and “ naming the two goldfish" proved very popular at the coffee and chaos morning held by St Mary’s Playgroup, Clitheroo. Adults enjoyed


Football field planned


the cake and plant sta lls and about £110 was raised for Christmas presents and new toys for the playgroup. The event, held


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Recreation and Lei­ sure Committee is going ahead with plans for a proposed new football


field at Langho. Borough Planning and


in th e Lower Parish Hall, was organised by Mrs C. Nanson and Mrs S. Widdnll.


Review of badge


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A REPORT from the As sociation of District Coun­ cils, reviewing the orange badge scheme for disabled motorists, has been re­ ceived by the Ribble Valley Council's Planning and Transportation Com­


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rep o rt, says th at no record of the amount or type of materia! had been kept by Mr Green. He had no' knowledge of the amount of money involved in the tipping. "The normal rate in this


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Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey said that an application for grant aid had been made to the N o r th West S p o r ts


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topic, Conn. John Cowgill (Clithcroe) asked for the renewal of obliterated parking lines for disabled motorists on the Lower- gate car park.


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CLITHEROE'S Poppy Appeal Fund was given a £375 kick-off with a chari­ ty football match at Shaw- bridge on Sunday bet­ ween two rival broadcast­ ing stations. Several hundred spec­


a far from serious match, which included the antics of a goal-scoring skeleton. All the players received


Clitheroe 800 medals from Miss C l ith e ro e 800, Michele Brierlev, at the


tators saw Radio Lanca­ shire heat Red Rose Radio by 13 goals to 11 in


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CALLING all budding ar­ tists! Clitheroe Moun­ taineering Club is running a competition for local people to design a distinc-


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THE Ribble Valley is top of the league in progress made on the sale of coun­ cil houses — that was the message from Borough Treasurer Mr Gordon Onslow. So far the council has received (134 "notices to huv."


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