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vintage rally THERE was a disappoint­ ing attendance at a meet­ ing of Ribble Valley Vin­ tage Club, called to discuss the annual rally. However, there was no


major event of the year — went very well, especially when compared to last year. The weather was good and the attendance figures were well up. On the Sunday after­


shortage of ideas from the few who attended, and there was a large number of volunteers for the site work on the following evening. The rally — the club’s


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Bid fails for new home at Tosside


PLANNERS have said “no” to an application for a new dwelling at Tosside — the village in the Forest of Bowland area of outstand­ ing natural beauty. Members of the Ribble


lead to highway problems and to pressure to approve similar applications.


Extension at farm


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barn was redundant and that the scheme was well designed.


shippon and barn to form further accommodation. It was reported that the


PLANS to extend a house into a barn and shippon at Higher Trapp Farm, Simonstone, have been approved by Ribble Valley councillors. Members of the Devel­


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SPINNING the wheel at the gala are James Regan (16) and Charlotte Regan (15) from Turner Street, Clitheroe, with Coun. Ron Pickup and Coun. Mrs Myra Clegg


Langho doctors’ surgery gets the go-ahead


VILLAGERS in Langho are to have a doctor’s surgery, despite Lan­ cashire County Council’s fears of parking problems.


Council’s Development Control Sub-committee decided to overturn the recommendation of refusal for the change of use of a house, in East View Ter­ race, to a surgery for Dr Ian Remage and partners..


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Coun. Bill Fleming (Bil-


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Recreation and Leisure Committee. The fancy dress winners, from the left, were: Donna (8), Dawn (3), Amanda (5), and Gareth Simpson, of C e n t r a l A v e n u e , Clitheroe


Valley Council’s Devel­ opment Control Sub-com­ mittee heard that the application for a dwelling on land to the south of the Old Smithy, Grunsagill Road, Tosside, was con­ trary to the Lancashire Structure Plan. It was felt that it could


LOTS of people “turned up, paid up and, thanks to the hot air balloon and climbing tower, went up” at Roefield’s Gala on Satur­ day, said appeal chairman Richard


£2,000, taking the appeal fund for the planned leisure complex up to well over £40,000; But the exact figure will not be known for several weeks — until all cash andreceipts are in and bills


event was as popular as organisers had hoped. And they are now forecasting that profits will top


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STARTING the gala with a walk from'Clitheroe .Town Hall to the Castle Field are the Country Fayrc Morris Dancers, Clitheroc Town Crier Roland Hailwood and Clitheroe Deputy Mayor and Mayoresss Coun. and Mrs Barrie Parker


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play team from the Darwen-based security firm, Guardhall Security Services Ltd, which is now in its seventh year of touring the country. One of the most popular events was the climbing


and abseiling tower, where queues formed through­ out the day. Also popular were the rides in the hot air balloon — the trips went 30ft. high. However, there was a disappointing attendance at


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dar is a September 22nd concert by a 'British Aero­ space band. Then there is a charity auction in the Conservative Club on October 20th, for which items are still needed.


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