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cost £374,000, but that was just too high, said Home Office planners, who are funding 75% of the costs and will meet the reductions from their portion. Ribble Valley’s 25% contribution has not been affected by the cost cutting.


Careers


year pupils and their par­ ents from the all schools in the area are invited. Fourth-year pupils of Ribblesdale School will also attend.1 Representatives from


tion is to be held at Ribb- lesdale School, Clitheroe, on Thursday, January 25th, from 6-30p.m. to 9p.m.. Third, fifth and sixth-


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Returned to the Tourist 'Information Centre in the borough council building by Saturday, December 16th.


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details or wishing to enter the race should contact Ribble Valley Borough Council Tourism Officer Mr Keith:Taylor (25111). All entry forms must be


the Ribble Valley Mayor's Charity Appeal and will be used to help provide equipment for. disabled sportsmen and women. • Anyone requiring more


ised by Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council, is to be held on New Year’s Eve, start­ ing from Edisford Ford in Clitheroe at 11 a.m. The course then winds its way through the Ribble Valley on a picturesque route that rivals any other in this country. All proceeds will go to


WITH just 10 days to go until the deadline for this year’s Ribble Valley 10k road race' athletes are being urged to submit their entries as soon as possible. The annual race, organ­


MEMBERS of two Clitheroe Rotary Clubs staged their first-ever joint foundation meeting at Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn, charity.


The Rotary Club of Clitheroe and Ribbles­ dale Rotary Club, were joined by repre^ sentatives of Ribble


Did not stop at lights


with £15 costs. Mr Bill Greenwoood, in mitiga­ tion, said there was no other traffic about. It was a split second. decision to continue as the lights were changing from amber to red.


parked near the lights in Whalley town centre heard the sound of an engine revving and acce­ lerating and then saw a vehicle go through when the lights were on red. Parkinson was fined £75


CLITHEROE man Gavin. Parkinson (26), of Mitton View, was fined £75 with £15 costs, by Clitheroe magistrates, when he pleaded guilty to failing to comply with automatic traffic lights. Police in a Land-Rover


Valley Rotoract Club and two guests from Ambleside Rotary


Club. The highlight of the evening was the presenta­ tion of a £458 cheque to the Ambleside club, which is currently raising funds- for Pendlebury Children’s Hospital in Manchester. The money had been


and also handed over a bumper cheque for


president Mr Roger Hirst (far left), former Amble­ side Rotary president Mr Ian Bayley (centre)“and Mr Robert Berry, the president of the Rotary Club of Clitheroe (far right).


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Brian Alston, the Ribble Valley Rotoract president (front left) handing the cheque to Mr John Stan- ning, the president of Ambleside Rotary (right), with Ribblesdale Rotary


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tended event also enjoyed a buffet and slide show and talk from four women guests about their visit to the Philippines on a special programme funded by the Rotary. The women were assisted with their presen­ tation by two Rotarians who had represented the club in the Philippines. Our picture shows Mr


ra is e d by th e loca Rotarians and Rotoract members at the recent community bonfire on the Castle Field. Members at the well-at­


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THE scheme for an emer­ gency centre at the Civic Hall, Clitheroe, is to cost £60,000 less, members of Ribble Valley’s Finance and General Purposes Sub-Committee heard. The scheme was to have


British Rail and county council officials, who have indicated the county’s wil­ lingness to contribute towards the cost of a facelift. The Government has


tor of development and cli­ ent services, presented a report and afterwards Coun. Mrs Sheila ,Maw committee chairman ant leader of the council, said councillors were very much in favour of the ini­ tiative to bring back a pas­ senger service. Talks will be held with


following a meeting in pri­ vate of the Policy and Resources Committee when the future of the line was discussed. Mr Philip Bailey, direc­


line plan THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil remains financially committed towards the cost of reopening the Clitheroe railway station to passengers. :■ Thjs emerged this week,


Local blacksmith climbs stairway to success


SIMONSTONE blacksmith Bill Carter has just returned from eight weeks in France, .working for Ital­ ian fashion designer Ungaro.


a replica of a 17th century wrought-iron staircase for Ungaro’s chateau at Entraiques, near Avignon. Bill stayed with France’s top blacksmith, who


Bill (25), of the Trapp Forge, was asked to build


lives a two-hour drive away. The forge is in a cave under the city walls where Bill made the intri­ cate panels required — and he may be going back soon to make matching chandeliers.


room, which has a marble-tiled ceiling, as well as marble on the floor, is massive, about the size, of an average bungalow!


“He has, of course, got a swimming pool and


that’s where the staircase I made is now, oxidising.”


knew Bill’s father, Ron. It was the biggest stair­ case Bill had made. Although there were only four panels, each was as large as the two storeys served by the staircase and considerably higher than the average.


Mr Ungaro called in Trapp Forge because he Conversion is vetoed


AN application for the change of use of a garage to a cottage in Waddington has been turned down by Ribble Valley councillors.


approval to change an existing garage building at the end of Regent Street to a dwelling.


officers to the DeveL opment Control Sub-corn- parking.


A report by council The application sought


mittee said the plans should be refused, because a* precedent would be set for other similar areas, there was a lack of parking and the windows would cause loss of privacy to the neighbours.


objected because of the loss of garaging space and increased! o n - s t re e t


Local residents had also G i a n t Bonfire cash for children’s hospital


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It was an eye-opening experience, said Bill. “Ungaro’s chateau is unbelievable. His bath­


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