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A CLITHEROE mother received fatal head injuries when her car collided with an oncoming wagon at Hurst Green, an inquest heard. The Preston hearing


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Henlhorn Road, Clith­ eroe, said his wife was driving to the crema­ torium at Preston, as it was her late mother’s birthday, when the acci­ dent occurred on February 16th on the Whalley Road at Hurst Green. He said his wife was put


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the police, the driver of the Ford tipper wagon, Mr Anthony Fetigan, of New­ man Street, Burnley, said he was driving at 30 to 35 mph towards Clitheroe to deliver a load of hard core to a hotel. He said he could see a


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THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s plans to convert all its vehicles to use unleaded petrol have met with a problem. Heal th and housing


officer Mr Richard Isher- wood told members of the council’s Public Works and Health Committee that it had int ended to be progressive and clean up the environment as far as i t s v e h i c l e s were concerned. However, because of


formed by the Rev. Anth­ ony Roberts and the Rev. Harry Brown. The organ­ ist was Mr Charles Myers. After the ceremony, a


Baileff, and the ushers were Mr Jonathon Ridges and Mr Stephen Webber, the bridegroom’s nephew. The ceremony was per­


tapes had been found in the f ootwe l l of Mrs Slater’s car and also one cassette tape out of its box on the passenger seat. He added that, on the


occurred on the wagon driver’s side of the the road. He said that cassette


accident, Mr Ronald Pear­ son, of Chapel Street, Longridge, said in a state­ ment to the police that he was travelling behind the w a g o n . Wh en he approached the right-hand bend, a black car travel­ l ing in the oppos i t e direction hit the wagon, went up in the air and landed on the opposite side of the road. PC Peter Long told the hearing that both vehicles we r e e x t e n s i v e l y damaged, but an examina­ tion revealed no defects to either vehicle which would have contributed to the accident. The impact, he said,


seen the bend, suddenly looked up and then col­ lided with his wagon. Another witness to the


MARCH proved to be another warm month, with temperatures often in the low 50s and, on the 27th, a warm G2degs F. One or two cold nights


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McCann recorded a ver­ dict of accidental death.


day of the accident, the sun would have been shin­ ing and may have hindered the view and visibility of a dri v er hea d in g to Longridge. County coroner Howard


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bride is the eldest daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs R. F. Rodgers, of Wansford Road, Driffield. The bride, given away


by her father, wore an i- vory-coloured gown with a round neckline and fitted bodice, dropped waistline and long sleeves trimmed with lace. The hooped skirt was covered with em b r o i d e r e d lace decorated with pearls. Her short veil was held in place by a headdress of flowers and pearls and she carried a bouquet of carnations and freesia. Bridesmaids were Miss


mittee, he said the devel­ opment at Ribblesdale View, Main Street, would necessitate vehicles man­ oeuvring on the carria­ geway of Main Street unde r condi t i ons of adverse visibility. “The additional hazard and dan­ ger so created would be detrimental to the safety of other road users,” said reported. One obj e c t o r had


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expressed concern that a bungalow was inappro­ priat e deve l opment , access could be dangerous and, moreover, the site was of historical local significance. Mr Bailey said the site


Patricia Rodgers, the bride’s sister, and Miss Sharon Wells, the bride­ groom’s niece. Best man was Mr Tony


could be regarded as an infill plot. The plans had been amended to reduce the garden area and to indicate visibility from the site entrance. Proposing approval,


McAndrew and ushers were Mr Robert Rodgers and Mr Craig Wells. The ceremony was con­


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committee chairman Coun. John Walmsley (Wadding- ton) said in his view the visibility splay was quite adequate. “I don’t see any diffi­


ducted by the Rev. Mark Simons and a reception was held at the Highfield Country Club. The couple are honey­


mooning in Tenerife and are to live in Nottingham. Photograph: Mr R Mackenzie, Driffield.


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restoration INITIAL support from the community to the Blackburn Cathedral Res­ toration Trust has been good. Trust chairman Mr Jim


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RIBBLE VALLEY residents are being urged to help clean up the local environment with the aid of special cash awards. If your club, group or organisation has an idea


for a “tidy up” project in the Ribble Valley, it can apply for a grant from the Tidy Up Lancashire Campaign. The campaign is paying out money each month for projects such as litter clearing, tree planting, landscaping or removing graffiti. The campaign is a joint initiative between Lan­


cashire County Council and district councils, including Ribble Valley, parish councils, the Tidy Britain Group and various environmental groups. Groups will be asked to fill in a simple ques­


the type and age of some of the vehicles, there was either no conversion pack­ age available or the cost of replacing cylinder heads was uneconomical. In a report to the com­


mittee, Mr Isherwood said the results of the enquiries had been most disappoint­ ing, as the council had envisaged converting all the vehicles. However, it is intended that all future petrol-driven vehicles bought will use unleaded fuel.


Upbrooks plan gets go-ahead


AN outline planning appli­ cation for two detached bungalows on land at Elim House, Upbrooks, Clith­ eroe, has been approved by Ribble Valley council­ lors despite objections. Members of the Devel­


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WHAT started off as a “bit of fun” with a swear bottle on the bar at the Craven Heifer, Whalley Road, has raised enough money to provide hours of entertainment at St Denys, Clitheroe.


included concern about increased traffic, access, loss of visual amenity and the fact that the area was designated as having spe­ cial landscape value. The application, submit­


bottle over the past seven months and one cus­ tomer, Mr Peter Holgate, added a further £200 after taking part in a sponsored shave. Together with other collections, a grand total of £500 was raised.


Regulars ah. the pub have contributed to the


ted by the trustees of Waddington Hospital, was granted subject to condi­ tions relating to siting, d e s i g n , e x t e r n a l appearance and landscap­ ing, and the widening of the carriageway with visi­ bility splays at the site accesses.


what gifts the children would like and a request was made for a colour TV,'pre-recorded videos and art material.


Pub landlord Mr Ray Linacre asked St Denys .


Spencer, presented the items on behalf of the pub to Mr Tony Holland; under-manager at St Denys..


Matthew Brown’s area manager, Mr Norman .


Trevor Speak, Peter Holgate, Rita Linacre and Norman Spencer.


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tionnaire, giving details of the project and how the money will be used. If an application is suc­ cessful, participants will be asked to provide before and after photographs of their projects. Application forms are available from Brian Hill,


Tidy Up Lancashire Campaign, County Hall, Preston.


McKinstry said he was pleased with the initial response and the campaign brochure was now avail­ able, spelling out the problems of restoration which need to be dealt with. A total of some £800,000


“We are very fortunate in having such a fine cathe­ dral and we have been charged by our forbears to preserve, complete and hand on to future genera­ tions a cathedral that is able to meet the spiritual and material needs of all Lancastrians.”


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culty with regard to the site line,” agreed Coun. Ted Boden (Chatburn). “There is a wall about 17 yards long. If it is demo­ lished, he can go in one way and come out the other. Further down the street, we have approved a plan where the site line is not as good as this one."


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