8 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March Slat, 19SS


Death of former teacher


THE wife of the first headmaster of Edisford County Primary School, Mrs Ada Waddington, has died aged 83.


John, were married in Fleetwood and lived for a time in Knutsford, Che­ shire, before moving to the Kibble Valley in 1953 when he was appointed headmaster at Edisford.


She and her husband,


retirement in 1966, he helped the new school find its place in the community assisted by his wife, who for a time worked as a teacher at Norden Second­ ary School, Great Har­ wood. She was active in the Women’s Institute in the Kibble Valley and C l ith e ro e Af te rn oon Townswomen’s Guild.


During the years until


Crescent, Clitheroe, and . leaves a daughter, Gillian.


She lived in Moorland


Paul’s Church, Low Moor, tomorrow, followed by cremation at Accrington.


The service is at St


A FOKMEK Florth West 'I’armac, Mr Fred Jamie- Area regional manager for


Ex-quarry manager dies, 74


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Agents for quality Exide Batteries


Everything for the Motorist Trade inquiries welcome


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£14.00 incl. VAT


Kits include Air and Oil Filters, Spark Plugs, Contacts, Ford Oil — Olfer ends April 8th


13 WOONE LANE. Tel. 25433 Cortina and Sierra 1.6, 2.0; Fiesta 950 ,1.1; Escort III


OPEN 7 DAYS, OPEN ALL EASTER EASTER SERVICE KITS


be held today at Whalley Parish Church, followed b y c r e m a t i o n a t Accrington.


TODAY, Derrick Green, Railway View, Clitheroe, will be open until 6-30 p.m. and on Good Friday from noon to 1 p.m. Hart­ ley’s, Church Street; Sun­ day, noon to 1 p.m. Tues­ day to Friday until 6-30 p.m. Boots, Castle Street: Easter Monday, noon to 1 p.m.


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CONIFER SALE


FROM £2 EACH (in order to clear ground for replanting)


BRING YOUR OWN SPADE AND WELLIES ALONG TO


HOLDEN CLOUGH NURSERY


EASTER WEEKEND (Sat. 8-30 — 5-00, Sun. 2-00 — 5-00 EASTER MONDAY 2-00 — 5-00)


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Jamieson lived in Pendle­ ton Koad, Wiswell, before moving to Whalley about three years ago. His wife died two years ago. The funeral service is to


Fields, Whalley, moved to this area in 1949 from Buxton Quan-ies. He came to manage a quarry later taken over by Tarmac and retired in his early 60s. A F r e em a s o n , Mr


son, has died, aged 74. Mr Jamieson, of Manor


“ FIT to drop” were p u p i l s of Howl a n d School... for that was the title of the comedy written specially for them by one of their teachers. W r i t t e n by M rs


Maureen Olszewska, who produceii the play with the assistance of Mrs Valerie Frankland, it revolved round a weekend at a health farm, Fairacrcs Manor.


produced at the school for several years and featured a cast of 20. Pupils were involved in making a video of the production which was shown to children and staff.


T h e r e w e r e fu l l


houses at both perfor­ mances andproceeds went to school funds. Now Mrs Olszewska and her team are look­ ing into the possibility of staging annual pro­ d u c t ion s . She said: “Everyone agreed that the children worked very hard and did extremely well.


The play was the first


Chamber’s radical re-think on shop opening days


installed as president, Mr Frank Barnes vice-presi­ d en t , and Mr Sandy Foulds treasurer. Two new m em b e r s w e r e elected to the execu­ tive, Jean Parker, of Town and Country, and Chris Wood, of Tero Computer Services.


forward, including 56 stirks. Friesian bulla made to £192 (£ 1 42.10) , h e ife r s to £126 (£116.25). Hereford X bulls £206 (£144.50), Hereford X heifers to £128 (£113.15), Charolais X bulls to £250 (£237), heifers to £192 (£162), Black Polly bulls to £128 (£128), Limousin a bulls to £272 (£ 2 1 3 .9 0 ) , h e ife r s to £152 (£132.60). Simmental X bulls to £240 (£238), heifers to £165 (£149). Belgian Blue bulls to £293 (£267.50), heifers to £232 (£212.50), Blonde d’Aquitainc bulls to £172 (£172), heifers to £184 (£177).


were 542 cattle, including 244 young bulls, 119 steers ami heif­ ers, 179 cows and bulls. Young bulls: Light bulls made


made to £285 (£266), heifers to £180, Hereford X bulls to £325, heifers to £202. Chnrolnis bulls to £105 (£280), heifers to £288 (£268), Limousin bulls to £540 U430), Belgian Blue bulls to £310, heifers to £240. In the futstock section, there


(104.7p).


I Steers and heifers: Light I steers made to 135.8p (115.5p),


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1(110.4p), heavy to 106,8p |(106.8j)), light heifers to 109.8p ! (108.bp), medium to 116.8p (1 0 0 .8p) , heavy to 107.8p (101.9p).


kg: T. Holden (iJ'Ui). U.H. Moor (£17), F. Proctor (£16.80). Pair over 16.5 kg; W. and F. Peel (£13). F. Towers £15.60), H.D. Cornthwaite (£14.60). Sheep: Standard lambs made


to 268.5p (247.9p). medium to 244p (242p), standard to 208p


(1 9 2 .9p), medium to 20(ip (I86,9p), heavy to 186p (165,9p), overweight to 160p (153.8p), heavy to 18.'1.6p (160.2p), uncer­ tified sheep to £16.1K) (£10.50), h a lf -b red ow es to £57.20 (£12.60), homed ewes to £29.20 (£17.90), rams to £64.60 (£18).


of .spring lambs, there were 1,13b animals foru’ard. Including 22 lambs, 902 huggs and 211 cast sheep forward. Prizes: Pair of Iambs under 16


cows made to 97.8p (92.8p), grade two to 88.8n (84.4p). grade three to 83.2p (75.9p), grazing cows 88.2p (8l3p). At the Easter show and sale


Cows and bulls: Grade two


heifers to 129.2p (1 1 3 .Ip), medium to 125.2p (108.6p), heavv to 103.8p (10i3p), uncer­ tified medium steers to 114.2p


Weaned stlrks: Friesian bulls


THERE were 41 newly-c.'ilved (lain* cows and heifers forward at Uisburn Auction Mart last Thursday. First quality cows made to £650 (average £626) and second quality to £598 (£542). First quality heifers made to £660 (£631) and second quality to £570 (£540). T h e r e w e r e 233 c a lv e s


GISBURN MART


tinue its campaign for signposting for the town’s car parks which members believe will alleviate prob­ lems and help visitors enjoy the benefits of the town without penalising the local residents. Re-i- terating its position, the chamber stated its appre­ ciation that something must be done to solve the present parking and town centre problems, but added that it must be done in the best interests of Clitheroe residents. Mr Barry Stevens, was


Mr Roland Hailwood: “Clitheroe will get tour­ ists, and tourists come to Clitheroe because it ’s a nice place, a pleasant place and not just a town to go shopping in. We can’t sud­ denly decide to put doors up at the entrance roads and say tourists are not welcome. We have to use them to our advantage.” ’The chamber is to con­


ism, different views were expressed and members accepted that it might be time for a radical re-think on times and days of opening. Said former president


observations on the Mart Report. the subject of tour­


sometimes controversial debate during the meeting at the Swan and Royal Hotel, as the traders were galvanised into action by the Auction Mart Report, tourism and parking. The meeting gave sup­ port to the Executive’s


lively and


IMPORTANT town centre issues led to the best turnout at a Clitheroe and District Cham­ ber of Trade annual meeting for many years. There was


TALENTED BOWLAND PUPILS WERE TIT TO DROP’


Second World War hero dies


1931 with the 1st Battalion of the Welsh Guards and served as an instructor in all aspects of military training at Sandhurst before the war. He saw servic e in Gilbraltar, France, Germany, Den­ mark and other parts of Europe. For much of his


Carolan — Carney


given away by her father, wore an off-the-shoulder gown of white slub satin with ruched sleeves, fitted bodice and a V-shaped waistline and full skirt. She carried a bouquet of mixed freesia, roses, Sin­ g a p o r e o r ch id s and gypsophila.


formed by Fr Trevor Vaughan and organist was Mr Norman Clark.


the Moorcock Inn, Wad­ dington, and the couple are to live in Back Lane, Grindleton. Photograph: P y e ’s,


A reception was held at Clitheroe. Aged 85


THE wife of a former Kib­ ble Valley farmer, Mrs Alice Collinge, has died, aged 85.


Avenue, Catterall, near Garstang, was the wife of the late Mr Harris Col­ linge, who farmed at Coulthurst Farm, Bashall Eaves, for 16 years. As a dairy farmer he


Mrs Collinge, of Boyes


was well-known at Clith­ eroe Auction Mart until he and his wife left farming


to 145.8p (129.8p), medium to 14Gu (128.6p), otners to 110.2p.


Audrey, and the funeral service was due to take


and moved to Mellor Brook. She leaves a daughter,


p la c e at St H e le n ’s Church, Churchtown, near Garstang, this week.


Pendle Club


WINNERS of this week’s bridge sess ion at the Clitheroe Petulle Club were Mrs P. Adey and Mrs E. Wood, Mrs K. Bui- c 0 c k a n d M r s S . Cowperthwaite.


Michael Carolan and ushers were Mr Anthony Carolan, Mr John Stanley and Mr Craig Nadin. The ceremony was per­


ballerina-length silver blue satin dresses with niched sleeves and full skirts. They carried matching bouquets and had fresh flowers in their hair. B e s t man was Mr


An dr ea Carney, the bride’s sister. Miss Zoie Ferguson, the bride­ groom’s niece and Miss Zoe Ann Nixon. Page boy was Dairen Ferguson. The bridesmaids wore


Bridesmaids were Miss


designer, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Car­ ney, ofThreeways, Grind- leton. The bridegroom, a textile screen maker, is the son of Mr Ronald Carolan, of Wood Cottage, Skipton, and Mrs Molly Lord, of Blackburn. The bride, who was


A honeymoon in Lanzarote followed the wedding at St Ambrose Church, Grindle- ton, of Miss Joanne Car­ ney and Mr Richard Edward Carolan. The bride, a textile


dealing with the repatria­ tion of servicemen from


Eost-war service, he was ased at clearing stations


for an instructor’s post at an officers’ training centre near Delhi, and later became an army cadet instructor at Cambridge U n iv e r s i ty , followed shortly afterwards with a transfer to Stonyhurst. RSM Slack remained at


Steam link for Valley


a day out with a differ­ ence, Lancashire County Council has hitched up with the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The s e r v ic e o f fe r s


A DIRECT link with one of Britain’s most famous steam railways starts in the Ribble Valley on Good Friday. For what promises to be


through-ticket facilities for the very first time from


by the bus is most attrac­ t iv e ,” said Stonyhurst teacher Mr Mitchell. “It winds 1,000 feet over the B r o n t e m o o r la n d s between Laneshawbridge and Stanbury, before dropping into West York­ shire’s most famous valley. Tickets from Clitheroe or Whalley will include one complete return journey by steam train along the whole len^h of the Worth Valley Railway.”


I Porcelain I painting on show


PAINTING porcelain has been a hobby for Clitheroe


housewife Mrs Lily Scott' for 25 years.


ley residents can see her work during an exhibition at Whalley Library.


Road, studied at the School of Arts and Crafts


Mrs Scott, of Highfield


tion in Whalley, having previously shown her work at Darwen.Hynd- burn and Samlesbury Hall. In the library gallery,


Robert Fletcher, of Sat- terthwaite, is exhibiting paintings of birds and woodland animals.


New Mayor


CLITHEROE’S next Town Mayor is to be Coun. Ian B r o w n , o f U l c n s d i i lc A v e n u e , C l i t h e r o e .


Coun. Brown wiis born in London and has been n


member of Clithcruc Town Council since last May. He and his wife, I’nt, have three children, Tarn,


Robert and Karon. He is a salesman for a furnishing company.


Coun. Bert Jones will act as Deputy Mayor for the


second year running. Coun. Brown will take over from the present Town Mayor, Coun. James McGhic, on May 3rd.


in Keighley. On her mar­ riage, she came to live in Clitheroe and has studied pottery at adult education c la s se s in the Ribble Valley. This is her first exhibi­


Next month Ribble Val­


corned by Mr Graham Mit­ chell, of Hurst Green, chairman of the railway’s preservation society. ‘‘The route to be taken


Clitheroe and Whalley to all stations on the historic Keighley and Worth Val­ ley Line. The move has been wel


various countries. In 1951 he left for India


as a strict, but fair discipli­ narian whose influence reached beyond the Army to civil servants and top businessmen, from various countries, who were once cadets. RSM Slack enlisted in


high esteem by many of the top-ranking officers who had passed through his hands as young officer recruits at Sandhurst or Cambridge University, and at Stonyhurst College, where he had been an instructor for the cadet forces. He will be remembered


career spanning 40 years, he was honoured again when he was awarded the British Empire Medal for his services as an instruc­ tor to the country’s cadet forces. RSM Slack was held in


rades to waiting vessels as the British Expeditionai^ Force made its historic retreat from the French beaches. Towards the end of a


awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for brav­ ery during the Dunkirk evacuation and received the award from King George at Buckingham Palace in 1940. He carried injured com­


m:


that during the Falklands War the family received a le t t e r from a Welsh Guards’ officer, paying tribute to the training he had received from his for­ mer instructor. The trib­ ute came at a time when RSM Slack had to have a leg amputated, following complications brought on by diabetes, He was also an instruc­


RSM Slack leaves two sons and two daughters.


THE 1988 British feTl-Tunning I se.ison pot off to a.great start


Third for Shaun


He finished third in the f irstp he Museum of Childhood event in Scotland —one place I


for looal athlete Shaun Livesey.


Stonyhurst for 21 years, retiring in 1974 because of


higher than his best position last Application No. 3/88/0169/P. year.


the he.ither and bracken of I WHATLEY. Chapel Gill, near Biggar. The Application No. 3/88/0183/P.


winter training sessions, when he often covered 105 miles a week.


tod a y at St J am e s ’s Church, Clitheroe, fol­ lowed by cremation at Accrington. Army Cadet and Royal British Legion r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s are expected to attend. As well as his wife,


tor with the Royal British Legion, and trained the team from the Clitheroe branch which won a national rifle shooting competition some years ago. The funeral takes place


ill health. It was during his Stonyhurst years that he received the BEM from Maj. Gen. Bredin, of the Lancashire and Cheshire Division of the Territorial Ai-my.He was described at the time as a very popular RSM whose values had made a lasting impression with many cadets. His wife, Grace, said


Clitheroe 2232A fEditorial). 22323 (AdveHising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) PUBLIC NOTICES


THE CLITHEROE


a d v e r t is e r a n d t im e s OFFICE


SECOND World War hero Sidney Joseph Slack, of Parker Avenue, Clitherpe, who had a distiguished career as a Regimental Sergeant Major, has died, aged 78 years. RSM S l a c k w a s


WILL BE CLOSED


on Friday, Saturday and Monday, Aprillst, 2nd and 4th,


at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, April 5th. re-opening


IWEST BRADFORD ROAD, WADDINGTON AND WEST BRADFORD, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH) (30 m.p.h. SPEED LIMIT) (NO. ) ORDER 198


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal the Lancashire County Council propose to make an Order under Sections 82(2) and 83(2) ol the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the elleci ol which will be to restrict the length ol road specilied in the schedule to this Notice to a speed limit 0130 m.p.h. A copy ol the draft Order, plan and StalemenI ol Reasons for pro­ posing to make the Order may be inspected at the offices of the Ribble Valley Borough Council, Church Walk, Clilheroe, and al Christ Church Precinct, County Hall. Preston during normal office hours until Thursday, April 28lh, 1988. If you wish to object to Ibis proposal you should send the grounds for your objection in writing to the undersigned (quoting reference 71/CM) by April 28lh, 1988. Christ Church Precinct County Hall


Preston PR1 8XJ


Chief Execulive/Clerk SCHEDULE • Length of road at Waddington, Ribble Valley Borough


That length of West Bradford Road from the present termination point ol the existing 30 m.p.h. speed limit which is approximately 50 moires (rom the gable end of the house called "Meadowcrofl," tor a distance ol 460 metres in a northeasterly direction.


ADVERTISEMENT When you cancel a


CANCELLING A CLASSIFIED


classified advertisement you will be given a STOP NUMBER


Please keep this number in a safe place until you have paid your account, you will need to quote it if you have a query.


Ribble Valley Borough Council


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971 -1974


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA


lAn a p p lic a t io n has been Museum Displa)r


? Street, RIBCHESTER, R e s id e n t ia l Development


included a 1,600 feet climb over Abbey Cornmill, King Street, .................


the benefits of his long arduous p I mS. ptSI!,. '''1149® rfsH ^^®®{B189/P.


and.Shaun is aim_mg_to_perform| to the Borough-Planning and well enough to be included in


for the first Ume, I the date of this adverfisement, the British squad.


Hair cream firm in fashion


who makes “The Hair Cream”, said: “After the story appeared our phones never stopped ringing.


was amazing.” Treading the path to the


door of the Salthill-based firm were national news- p a p e r s , ra d io and television.


clinch an important new deal this spring. An Indian manufacturer based in Bombay is interested in importing the cream into the Indian sub-continent


afternoon filming at the premises for an item which went out on the evening news that night. The publicity could help


Granada spent Monday Goods Vehicle Operators Licence


h a v e proved h i g h 1 y centre who believe the use or encouraging. The busi- enjoymerit of the land will be


nessman b e liev es th e


ticularly attractive in the massive Indian market. Much of the cream is exported to Europe, but


India represents enormous new potential.


BREWERY I VISIT


CLITHEROE Young Farmers came home with free samples and souvenirs after a visit to Thwaites Brewei"y in Blackburn. They were also shown a


video on the history of Thwaites and given a tour of tile brewery, including the silos, coppers and main control room.


period starts next weel with beef and fat lamb judging at Peacock Hey Farm. Other members will see a make-up demonstra­ tion by Angela Harb. Members should meet at


proposed by Brent Stans- fielcl and seconded by Wil­ liam Stinger. The s t ock Judgini


A vote of thanks was alfected may


drug-free ingrerlients of ml'ircSnTLThmi'ty" 1“ the cream could prove par-1 Mnrth w=oi=,„


North VVeslern Traffic Area, Portcullis House, Seymoui Grove, Manchester Ml 6 ONE, within 21 days following the publication of this notice


Representors must at the same time send a copy of their representation to the applicant at the address given in this notice.


Mis Gleave, and important of land (including buildings) in tests carried out for him the vicinity of the operalinq


" “Eotiating withi vehicles:Owners or occSrie”rs


Dairy Crest Ltd, of 25 High Street, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3DH is applying for a licence to use MMB Cattle Breeding Centre, Milton Road, Whalley, Blackburn, Lancs., as an operating centre for two goods


were on the trail of Clith eroe’s wonder hair restor ing cream on Monday, fol­ lowing the exclusive stoi-y in last week’s “Clitheroe Advertiser and Times,’ Mrs Dorothy Gleave,


TELEVISION cameras


mng championships are to be in writing within 21 days from on 1


Technical Officer. Council O f f ic e s , C h u rc h W a lk , Ctitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number. Under the provisions ol the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, an' representations received wi be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared o n th e D e v e lo p m e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into accou n t when determining the application. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Planning Departmen within the period stated.


It I Technicai OftIficicer.erT I March 3l1ssit., 1988.


iphr


COMPETITION; RESULTS


C L I T H E R O E F .C . 3 0 0 Clu b , w e e k 2 9 . 1 s t 1 6 6 . 2m l 186. Al l o u t s t a n d i n y m o n e v t o be In b y A p r i l 2 n d .


iBaiBnBS® TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN


I D A V ID C H A DW IC K now re s id in g a t 1 1 Chatburn


A v en ue. C lith e ro e . in the County of Lancaster having during the last six months car­ ried on the trade or calling of a "Caterer." DO HEREBY GIVE


NOTICE that it is my intention to apply at the Transfer Ses­ sions for the Licensing District of the Ribble Valley Petty Ses­ sional Division to be held at the Court House, King Street. Clith­ eroe. at 10-00 a.m. on the 18th day of April next for the grant to me of a Justices' Licence auth­ orising me to sell by retail Intox­ icating liquor of all descriptions for consumption on the prem­ ises situate at The Cygnet. The Swan Courtyard. Castle Street. Clitheroe. and to be known by the sign ol "The Cygnet Res­ taurant" and it is my intention


to apply to the Justices to insert in such Justices' Licence the conditions for it to be granted as a restaurant licence.


DATED this 22nd day ol March. 1988.


Goods Vehicle Operators Licence


David and Doreen Highland, of 3 Meadow View, Low Moor, Clitheroe, Lancs are applying to change an exislino licence to use Unit A, CFialburn Industrial Estate, Chalburn C li th e ro e , L a n c s as an operating centre lor two goods vehicles. Owners or occupiers of land (Including buildings) in the vicinity ot the operating centre who believe the use or enjoyment ol the land will be p reju d icia lly affected may


tile Health Centre car] park at 7-10 p.m.


make written representation to the Licensing Authority at North Weslorn Tralllc Aren, Portcullis House, Seymour Grove, Manchester M16 ONE, within 21 days following the publioallon ot this notioo. Reprosontors must al Iho same lime send a copy ol their representation to the applicant al Iho address given in this notice.


J. L. LUMLEY Solicitor


21 Church Street. Clltheroe Authorised Agent for the applicant


BBSEaHH


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JACK’S MINI BUS


Two 8-seater buses: 7-seater limousine.


Weddings, lunerals. etc. Contracis welcome.


MR J. BURGESS


12 THE CRESCENT, CLITHEROE


Telephone 28555


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‘’J ^ o k ln y s n o w b e i n y t a k e n , a l l o c c a s i o n s , v e r y r e l i a b l e , r i n j i MOW t o a v o i d d i s a p ­ p o i n tm e n t . C o l n e 8 6 8 5 4 6 .


M O B IL E D I S C O , a n y o c c a ­ s i o n . w e * r o n ew . s o w h v n o t


U J 6 6 9 . T e l . Wh a l l e


N I T E SO U N D D I SC O l o r t h a t s p e c i a l u c c a s s i o n . T e l . Hn rn - l e y 3 3 6 6 3 . C o l n e 8 6 4 3 5 5 .


N E ED A D I SC O ? U i n y 0»>ns o n l l n r n l u y *20795.


s io n u l ly t r a i n e d , a v a i l a b l e t o s i n e a t w e d d i n y s . T e l . Bu rn - l e y '2 1 3 7 5 .


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a n d h i r e . B r id a l w e a r a t a p r i c e a n d t im e t o s u i t y o u . Rin y P a d i h am 7 1 4 6 1 .


V IN T A G E C O N V E R T I B L E c a r f o r y o u r w c d d lm j . o r o t h e r s p e c i a l o c c a s i o n . Atv i s Hi r e . T e l . N e l s o n 6 9 4 6 6 2 .


Signed; Philip Bailey, Borough Planning and l


over nine races, three each in CLITHEROE. England, Scotland and Wales. A Application No. 3/88/0193/P, competitor’s best six results I count towards his final placing. Any person wishing to make This year, the world fell-run- representations should do so


The championship is decided I Ion V i l la n I Hall


The one-and-a-half-mile race (Sheltered Accommodation) at LI


race was run in appaHing Car Park on land adiaceni weather conditions, so the Cllth- Swan with Two tdarks P H X eroe man is obviously reaping


Re-Roofing Rear ol Building & of 31 W e l lg a t e


Ribble Valley Borough Council


TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS 1971 -1974


LISTED BUILDING:


An a p p lic a t io n has been received to: Re-Roofing Rear of Building & G a ra g e a t 31 W e llg a te , CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/88/0193/P.


This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings of S p e c ia l A rc h ite c tu ra l or Historic Interest. Any person w i s h i n g t o mak e


representations should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Chief Architect and Planning Officer, Planning Department, Council Olfices. Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA q u o t in g r e f e r e n c e number. A copy of the application and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


Signed: Philip Bailey Chief Architect and Planning Officer, March 31st. 1988.


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