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CONCERN over the amount of litter in Clith­ eroe has been voiced by town councillors.


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Coun. James McGhie fouling the area and people described the situation as were becoming angry. It “absolutely shocking” and was now clear that the Coun. John Cowgill said appropriate animal organi- that the main road at the sations were in favour of bottom of Pendle Road, where it joined Shaw- bridge, had not been swept by Lancashire County Council for at least 12 weeks. He understood that it was meant to be swept every eight.


schemes to cut down the number of stray dogs.


State sees fit to introduce a dog r e g i s t r a t io n scheme,” he added.


sion and new front porch at 7 Valley View (0123). Sabden: Permission for tem­


porary caravan on land at Uramley Farm, Wiswell Moor, Whalley Road (0124). Proposed erection of agricultural dwelling unit at land at Bramley Farm, Wiswell Moor, Whalley Road (0151). W h a l le y : E r e c t io n of


whole town was lacking in th a t respect and the county council is to be con­ tacted about the matter.


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detached garage for two busi­ ness cars and the use of one room at 3 Limefield Avenue for office purposes (0125). Newsholme and Paythorne:


alterations to form bedroom and bathrooms above garage and to revise garage, kitchen and bath­ room at 17 Ro^ersfielil. Langho (0127). Application for one detached dwelling and garage at land between Petre Arms and St Leonard's Church, Whalley Road, Langho (0135). Waddinglon: Erection of two


Extension to provide dining room at Rowan House, Kiln Lane (0120). Billington: Extension and


with the Ribble Valley Conservation Group launching an Environment Week in April.”


commented that the prac­ tice of people letting dogs roam on their own was filthy and disgusting.


Coun. Pat Shepherd


a questionnaire from the Ribble Valley Council ask­ ing them to highlight areas in the town which needed tidying up. Members


The councillors filled in


and Times” in the recent af?'ee'> unanimously that clean-up campaign. “The battle continues,


big problem with dogs cleanliness. He said there was also a


amenity cleansing was the responsibility of the bor­ ough council. Coun. Howel Jones said


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THERE were various wares for sale in Sab­ den at the annual ped­ lars’ fair and Sunday school pri zegiving, o r g a n i s d by St Nicholas’s Church. The event , in the


church hall, was opened by rose queen Nicola


Slipper. The youngsters sold items from their baskets, including pens, f lowers , cards and dusters. About £160 was raised for Sunda y s chool


funds. Some 50 youngsters


received Sunday School attendance prizes, pre­ sented by Mrs Dorothy Britcliffe.


‘Spend more on primary pupils’ plea


RIBBL E VALLEY county councillors are being asked to support proposals to spend an extra £40 on each child in local primary schools.


that the town council had to add to the Ribble Val­ ley’s service in order to achieve a standard of


private houses and garages on site at paddock of Beechtnorpe, Belle Vue Lane (0139).


Have you gotta lotta


bottle? MAKE use of your bottle bank — that’s the message from local environmenta­ list Mrs Lorraine Lee. Since the bank opened


just two big containers,” she said, “but now there are about nine, colour matched for brown, clear or green glass. “It would be nice to see


for business on Booths car park, it has been expanded and improved and is now making a small profit, though Mrs Lee feels it can do even better. “Originally there were


Family fun for _Roefield fund_


annual Ribble Valley Ree- bok 10km road race, and it is hoped a proportion of the entry fees and spon­ sorship money will be don­ ated to the appeal via the Mayor’s Charity.


minton marathon is being held at Roefield Barn. For application and sponsor­ ship forms contact Bar­ bara Meadows (Whalley 822445).


On April 14th, a bad­


staged, with hundreds of yet to be finalised, name-tagged balloons On top of all this, there being released from Clith- are still several other |eroe market.


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more use being made of the bottle bank, especially as the public is becoming aware of the importance of recycling. It is good for so c ie ty and for our economy.” Mrs Lee is a member of


Friends of the Earth and the Ribble Valley Conser­ vation Group.


Rare chance for growers


ONE of the country’s lead­ ing amateur growers of orchids will be speaking at Clitheroe Garden Club’s meeting on Monday. The meeting, at Ribb-


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lesdale School, starts at 7- 15 p.m. and is open to any­ one. It will be a rare oppor­


tunity for gardeners and plant growers to cultivate an interest in exotic plants by learning from expert Mr Graham Yearsley, of Penwortham.


Holiday post


the sub-post offices in Langho, Chatburn, Gis- bum, Newton, Pendleton, Waddington and Henthorn Road, Clitheroe, will; be closed, although the main post office will be open. Pensions and allowances


ON Good Friday and Eas­ ter Monday, all public counters at main and sub­ post offices in the Ribble Valley will be closed. On Easter Saturday,


A FORMER teacher at Stonyhurst College, Coun. Pat Shepherd, is to be the next Mayor of Clitheroe. Coun. Shepherd, who was born in Kent, retired two-and-a-half years ago,


after teaching geography and engineering and technical drawing at Stony­ hurst for 20 years. Shortly after his retirement, Coun. Shepherd was elected to the Clitheroe


and Ribble Valley councils. He had been a parish councilllor in Hurst Green some years before. He and his wife, Mary, who is to be the Mayoress, live in Park Avenue in the


town and have a grown-up family. The deputy Mayor is to be Coun. Barrie Parker (49), of Fairfield Drive,


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On May 13th, there will arranged. major event s to be


A SERIES of fund-raising events with a fam­ ily fun theme is being planned by the Roe- field Leisure Centre Appeal Committee. This Sunday sees the be a book and record stall


on June 28th, and there will be at le a s t two courses, so all the family can take part.


theme of family fun, a grand gala day is being


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at Trinity Church Hall and on Heritage Fayre day, June 4th, the committee will be manning a fund raising stall in the town centre. A fun run is taking place


the council is trying to push through this extra spending, following a sur­ vey which showed that Lancashire Education Authority came 37th out of the 39 shire counties for spending per pupil.


The Liberal group on


Liberal education spoke­ sperson, has written to her Labour and Conserva­ tive colleagues on the County Council asking them to support proposals incorporated in the Liberal budget to plough an extra £5m. into primary school spending.


Mrs Neva Ur r e l l ,


this is double the amount proposed in the Labour and Conservative budgets.


The Liberals claim that Own decision


PARISH councils will be left to decide who should inspect their playgrounds. Members of the Ribble


Valley Parish Councils’ Liaison Committee were told that any requests for comprehensive annual inspections of facilities would be dealt with by the Ribble Valley Council on a rechargeable basis. Individual parish coun­


cils will be left to decide whether they wish to use the local authority inspec­ tion service or services provided by outside con­ tractors and organisations.


Retired teacher to be next Town Mayor


Successful in LAMDA exams


THE following pupils, trained by Mrs Eileen Clews, of Waddington, were successful in the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art spring examinations, held at St


Mary’s Hail, Stonyhurst. Key


Speaking of verse and prose. Grade one: C h r is to p h e r


I) — D i s t i n c t i o n , H — Honours.


.(D), Sarah Jane Pearce (D). Grade four: Aidan Williams. Grade five: Neil Coakley (D),


(H), Dominic Gavin (H),*Patrick Kiernan (D), Phillip Lane (D). Spoken English. Grade one: Claire Louise


Eric Mee, Janies Rimmer (D). Rending. Grade two: Anthony Buss


Pearce (H). Junior acting. Grade two: Arturo Figar (D),


Harley Stoddart (D), Johanna Egar (D). Grade three: Owen Coyle (D),


Cairns (I)), Danny Coyle (D), Paul Howard (H), Marcus Da Silva. Grade three: David Brown


ROSE QUEEN NICOLA OPENS SUCCESSFUL PEDLAR’S FAIR AT SABDEN CHURCH


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CHATBURN was not the place to flout the law last week, for officers from Lancashire Constabulary were out in force doing their bit for community relations. No less than seven


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Jim Eastham, and a pre­ sentation was given on new training methods to be introduced nationally.


bobby for 22 years, PC Peter Craig, was intro­ duced to the few to whom he was not al ready familiar.face, as was Sgt.


Holiday opening


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil’s Tourist Information Centre is to be opened at we ekends and Bank Holidays.


Valley Council’s Recre ation and Leisure Commit­ tee approved the opening of the office from Good Friday this year through to October 29th.


Members of the Ribble


approved the appointment of new seasonal staff to man the office during the extra opening times.


The commi t tee also


Jonathan Fanning (D). Senior acting. Silver medal: Charles Youl*


Matthew Mayo (D). Grade four: Duncan Hall (H), Michael Molloy (H). Grade five: Nigel Bentley (D),


ton, Adrian O’Donnell. David F a r ra r (Stonyhurst College candidates).


Record-breaker


IT was a record-breaking year for the Ribble Valley Council’s Tourist Informa­ tion Centre in 1988. The number of inquiries dealt wi th by staff rose by 12,000 to 36,573, compared wi th the previous 12 months.


made into having an ans- werphone for the evenings and at weekends, out of season, to help customers


Inquiries are also being Mayoral rise


THE Clitheroe Mayor’s allowance, which helps towards the cost of carry­ ing out civic duties, has been increased by £50 to £1,000 a year.


eroe Town Council it was decided that the allowance should take into considers tion the cost of inflation.


At a meeting of Clith­


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