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C A M P A I G N I N G Clitheroe councillor Eric Bracewell is to spearhead control your clog”
c.am-
paign in 1987. Coun. Bracewell, who
has already lent his sup port to the “clean up Clitheroe” litter cam paign, is next year focus ing his attention on an educational programme to lessen the dog l it te r problem. Coun. Bracewell said
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that while the rounding- up of strays and the en forcement of by-laws had a part to play, the need for an effective training progi'amme seemed clear. Now he wants to ap
HERBS — CONIFERS — TREES AND SHRUBS A T L A S S T O N E —
LARGE SELECTION OF ALPINES
WEATHERED WESTMORLAND ROCKERY STONE — LOTUS POOLS AND FOUNTAINS
GARDEN FURNITURE PATIO SETS, TUBS, TROUGHS, ORNAMENTS
proach a number of organ isations and commercial undertakings who are able to provide publicity mate rial, either free of charge or for a nominal amount. Coun. Bracewell also hopes for supjiort from the Kibble Valley Council. At a meeting of the
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town council, Coun. Bracewell said that after two years of lobbying it was pleasing that the dis trict council
h.ad agi’eed to introduce two part-time dog wardens for a tern porary period. He said: “1 hope it will
CRITICISM OF RESTAURANT LITTER RISK
STRONG criticism over refuse ami litter prob-1 lems near the Indian Restaurtint in Wlialley Road, Clitheroe, has been voiced by a council-1 lor from the town.
be used to such an extent as to justify retention on a iiermanent basis. Now will those who have com plained long and loud about the lack of a service please note!”
Bungalows approved
THE Kibble Valley Coun cil's Development Sub committee lias approved a plan to build a pair of semi-detached (Inrmer bungalows with garages and a detached dormer bungalow on land at Al- derford Close. Clitheroe. The committee was told
that a letter had been re ceived from a nearby resi dent objecting to the proposed detached bun galow on the grounds of pr ivacy and loss of amenity. It was considered, how
ever. that bearing in mind the difficulties experi enced in the past with development at .-Mderford Close, the pro)iosals were acceptable and .should re solve all outstanding issues.
Permission for house
PKOPOSED alterations ;md extensions to The Old I Coach House. Whins Lodge. Sahden. to form a house have been given the go-aliead by the Kibble Valley Council's Devi-lop-1 ment Sub-committcc.
the plan had been re eeived from a nearby resi dent. but Borough 1Man ning and Technical Officer ■Mr Philip Bailey .said it was not considered that permission could he re fused on amenity gi-oiinds.
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ZOO.M lenses and flash bulbs were nowhere to be seen when members of Trinity Youth and Com munity Centre took a photography course.
cardboard boxes were among their equipment as thev travelled around Clitlieroe taking "snaps" of various scenes.
Instead, beer cans and
part-time youtii workers .-Indy Turnham and Jill Burgess, were experi menting with pin-hole c;imeras. Thev were delighted
The youngsters, led by
with tile results from the week-long course and hope to display some of their photographs in the Tour i s t Informat ion Office.
its kind at Trinity, was sponsored by the Kibble Valley Council and the Nortli West Arts Associa
Tlie course, the first of
tion. Our pi cture shows
Andy (centre) at the work desk with course mem bers Christine Myers, Samantha Jones, Wynne Jones and Leslie Ben jamin.
TOD.-\Y and tomorrow. 11 ey e s . .Moor Lane Clithenie. will he open until ()-30 p.m. Hoots. Castle Street: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m. .Momkiy to l-'riday until l>-3U p.m.
duced photographs of refuse at a meeting of tlie Kibble Valley Council’s Develoiiment Suli-commit- tee. when members were asked to consider an ap plication for the building of a kitchen extension and beer store at tile pre mises. 35-89 Whailey Koad. Couu. Cowgill said tlial
Coun. Jolin Cowgill pro
on an original application. |)crmissiim was given for a Iniilding to store bins and refuse from tlie I'e- staurant. "That building has l)een
used as a beer store and now all the bins and
rchise are stored in an open communal hack yard." he said. "Dogs ami eats find that
there is food in the sacks and it has licen .scattered ill the yard." Coun. l-'red Green
(Wilpshire) said it was "
di.sgusting" that such a refuse situation should exist in the centre of Clitheroe. with all the at tendant risks. It was agreed to defer
Driver was three times over limit
A CLITHKROE motorist who ran into a parked car was found to have more than three times the legid limit of alcohol in his
breath. Mr Martin Crabtree,
p ro s e c u t in g .
Clitheroe magistrates that Gary Cotterill (37). of Keniple View, hit a car in Henthorn Koad late at night.
told .-\lthough he failed to
stop, police traced him soon ;ifterward.s because paint from ids car. which he left in tile driveway of his nearby liomc. was on tile damaged vehicle.
the application to sec if there could he :iny im provement in the waste storage situation.
Grant aid
for Venture Scouts
VLNTIJKL Scouts in Clitheroe wore doing a fine service am! deserved all the discretionary rate relief that Kihhle Valley (j)uncil could give them. 'Fhis was the view of
(!oiin. Eric Bracewell (Clilheroe) speaking at a meeting of the Finance and General Purpose? Sub-committee. Organisers were help
ing youngsters to do something useful and keeping them off the streets and deserved sup port. he added. Coun. Bill Bowkei
(Chipping) moved that grant aid Ik* given for the Venture Scouts to meet the rales bill on their jire- mises at Kingdom Hall. Back York Street. The position will be reviewed in a year.
Clitheroe Police Station wliere tests revealed tliat lie had 110 micrograms of ideoliol in 100ml of breath, the legal limit being 35 inicrop'ams.
Cotterill was taken to
limit, he wa.s fined itlOO and disi|ualified from driv ing for two years. He was also fined £30 for driving witliout due c:irc and at tention. £-10 for failing to stop after an accident and £30 for fiiiling to report an ;ieeident.
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Plans in pipel ine
A PLAN to ohanL'i* llu* use of munlu-rs 1 to Kingsmill Avt'iuu*. W'hitlloy. from institu- lional (Iwi'lliiigs to private resi dential (hvelUnns has been IiMljred with the Uibble Valley ( ‘ouncil's JMannini: Department
(lumdK'r iV»ri7). (RluT applications include: Billinittoii: lledriMim e.xleii-
sion at Overdale. York l>aiie Double narage with
bedroom abovo at ^ork^leId.
York Lane (0'>42). riitheroe: DoubU- garage on
ri«»rmg. new wimlow fonnation and ure oscapo at Roefield Utitel. Kdisfor<l Kt)ad G ito-roofing al Midmes .Mill.
land at Castle View C rei- n a c n* t reel (U' ») . Ke- AUTUMN HOLIDAY BREAKS
Departure Day and Date Thurs. , Oct. 2nd
Thurs. , Oct. 2nd Thurs., Oct. 2nd
Sat., Oct. 4th Sat., Oct. 4th Thurs., Oct. 9th
from private dwelling to offices I l U 5 0 M. K M e n s i o n a I IJ' I .^hirelmrn Avomie to form kitchen, dining, lounge, porch, bathroom and U*drooms tU.^V.U.
liange of ust* i>f 2 Kibble View Snaps are "in the can ’ Thurs. , Oct. 9th Frl., Oct. 10th FrI., Oct. 10th Frl.. Oct. 10th Sat., Oct. 11th Sun., Oct. 12th Frl., Oct. 17th
Frl., Oct. 17lh Sat., Oct. 18th Sun., Oct. 19th
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VARIOUS stalls and enthusiastic suppor ters made the tl'nd- dinglon branch of the Royal British Legion’s annual coffee evening a great success, rais ing £116 for branch funds. Held at Waddington
Broke into electricity meter
joyed the event. .Mem bers pictured al the coin in the sand”
Village Club, there were cakes, jewellery and sweets galore on offer, plus lucky dips, a raffle and “guess the number of sweets in the bottle" competi tion. ■Umtil 100 people en
stall are from the left: Jim Parkinson, Jack Sowden, Bob llagton, Barry Kag, Arthur Chappell and Don Crompton,
Inspection
WADDINGTON Parish Council is to in.spoct its 18 allotments off Queensway and write to holders asking whether they wish to reconsider their ten ancy. Chairman .Mr Eric Ed
A CLITHEKOE motor- of-three broke into her electricity meter after limning out of money, the town’s magistrates heard. Catherine Barnowski
(33), of Duck Street, then continually fed the same 50p piece into the meter until discovered by a Norweb meter reader. Mr Martin Crabtree,
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mondson said that some allotments were kejit ver>- tidy, but a couple ap peared uncultivated. The landowner, he said, might frown upon renewing the lease to the parish council if the land wa.s not used correctly.
tending to replace it when the cheque an-ive, but re ceived other bills and before she knew what had hapiiened she had been caught. Eor stealing £39 belong
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