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THE demolition of Airey houses at Chatburn and Whalley to make way for other accommodation has received the approval of the Ribble Valley Coun cil’s Housing Committee.
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A NEW housing scheme in Chatburn could be the answer to elderly residents’ problems. Tile proposed scheme Gareth Lawes, director of
would entail 8 to ^ 10 easily-run small units, with one or two bedrooms — giving some of the vil lage's older inhabitants the chance to move out of larger houses or those in
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A keen church
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A generous gesture
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A YEAR’S effort was rewarded for locals at the Edis-. ford Bridge Inn, Clitheroe, when landlord Mr John Wilk in son pre sented cheques, each for £160, to Guide Dogs for the Blind and the Na tional Children’s
Home. Generous regu
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Overcrowding eased
PROBLEMS of over crowding at Lancashire County Council's social services offices off Prin cess Avenue. Clitheroe, will be eased, thanks to the opening of extensions. "This is something for
many of the people who had shown interest were aged between TO and SO. Their present homes were too big, difficult to heat in winter and expensive to maintain. Most had also said that they would be interested in small units to rent, not to purchase.
she came to Clitheroe and two years ago moved to
Driving in to help elderly
AGE Concern Lancashire is to convert a single- decker bus into a mobile resource centre, to help assess and meet the needs of elderly people in the county’s Rural Develop ment Area, which takes in most of the Ribble Valley. The bus will visit the
lars at the riverside pub decided to raise the cash as their effort during C l ith e ro e ’s 800 c e l e b r a t i o n s ,
through a spon sored walk and var ious raffles. Mr Wilkinson
(second left) is pic tured presenting the cheque to Miss Christine Bailey, of Clitheroe, for the guide dogs or g a n i s a t i o n , watched by Nation al Children’s Home official Mr Stan Foster .(front) and regulars.
Death of factory worker
WORKERS at Chatham's Smith and Nephew textile factory have been stunned by the death at work of colleague Mr Abdul Latif. The body of Mr Latif
(36), a loom sweeper, of Accrington, was disco vered at 6 a.m. last Wed nesday. It was noticed (luring the nightshift that he was missing from his usual place of work at the factory and a search of the premises was made.
area's towns and villages acting as a “drop-in’ centre giving advice on issues ranging from wel fare rights to housing and
transport. The organisers are look
which we have waited a lung time. It will ease overcrowding and he wel coined by public and staff alike," said Mr Brian Ley- bourne, divisional director of social services.
ing for help from volun teers, especially local un employed people, to set up support groups and provide home visiting and general support. For further details, con
tact Daniel Pearson or Joan Giddings (Preston 21-110 or 201173).
journed by East Lancs C o ro n e r Mr George Graham.
Raise £760
WHALLEY couple Frank and Elizabeth Barnes raised £760 towards their £2,000 target for the Sal vation Army, thanks to the generosity of every one who took part in a mock auction held in Blackburn.
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A TALK and slide show about a visit to India was the t re a t for Ribble Valley Disabled Action Group members at a social mooting. Speaker Mrs Pope, of Whalley, entertained with details of the holiday that she and her husband, Frank, had enjoyed. She was thanked by Mrs l’nie Birtwistle. Tea and bis cuits were served.
Over-intensive
OUTLINE permission for a detached dwelling on land at Hope Cottage, Pendleton Road, Wiswcll, has been turned down by the Ribble Valley Coun cil's Development Sub committee. It was felt that the
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A FORMER landlord of two Ribble Valley hostel- ries, Mr Albert John Toy died last week at his
home. Born in Wales, as a
young man he became butler to many notable people. He worked at Skipton Castle for a time and for the Fattorini
Chatburn, two houses will be pulled down and' re placed with six one-person flats in the form of maisonettes, three below
At Darkwood Crescent,
and three above, with separate entrances.
£120,000 and responsibili ty for the communal garden at the rear will be taken into account when the planning application is
The cost will be roughly • * Himiberslde l N ^ h East East Anglia• U n eotata. made.
Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil- lington) commented: “It is a very attractive and useful development — they are flats for the Ribble Valley and they are needed.”
At Woodfield View,
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war he saw service in the RAF and afterwards
became landlord of the Coach and Horses Hotel at Bolton-by-Bowland and then of the New Inn, Gis burn, where he stayed for 20 years. During this time he
Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey pointed out that these and another scheme at Biilington Gar dens, Billington, have been brought forward be cause of projected under spending this financial
year.
served as a governor of Riversmead School and as a member of Gisburn Parish Council. He was also a Senior Mason with
Shouted abuse
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•101 Lodge. After retirement he
continued to lead an active life and lectured to many organisations about his experiences. His funeral on Monday,
his wife. Rent owed
RENT arrears owed to the Ribble Valley Council at the end of September stood at £2-1.017.-10. Deputy Health and
Housing Officer Mr Richard Ishorwood com mented: "The figures an in line with the trend of the last 12 months. We are straining to get the amount down and seem to be holding our own.”
at St Mary’s Church, Gis burn, was followed by cremation. Mr Toy is survived by
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