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Valley will gain from giant leisure complex


should “welcome witii open arms” plans to create the UK’s big- jest and most compre- lensive leisure attrac­ tion on its doorstep,


councillors were told. Coun. John Cowgill


(Clitheroe) urged mem­ bers of the council’s Devel­ opment Control Sub-com­ mittee to back the scheme earmarked for the dis­


used Huncoat Power Sta­ tion — to the hilt. “It could have a direct


effect on Manchester’s bid to bring the Olympic Games to the North West,” he said. Members had been


power station, linking it by a transit system with agricultural land, desig­ nated as a special land­ scape area in the Burnley District Plan. The redevelopment


an increase in tourism,


activities. It also further justified the need, for a Read/Si-


plans involve 340 acres and could provide up to 2,500 new jobs, with a fur­ ther 1,000 as indirect sup­ port infrastructure. The plan, “Zeri,” incor­


monstone bypass. Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw


(swamping the area’s pic­ turesque villages. He said the company


at the possibility of many visitors wending their way into the Ribble Valley,


porates a “Summerworld scheme,” with various themed villages, a 15,000- seat stadium and four pyr­ amid-structured buildings to include various water leisure facilities. The “Winterworld”


asked for their observa­ tions on the outline appli­ cation by the two authori­ ties involved — Hyndburn and Burnley Borough Councils. I t was reported- that


theme includes an ice palace, with ski area and ice skating, outside dry-ski slopes, rock climbing and equestrian sports. Recommending that the


Kesterbrook Ltd has- applied to build the £300m. “Summerworld” and “Win- terworld” theme parks on the site of the disused


. Disneyland,” she declared. “I have never been happy about the power station, but I am a traditionalist and I don’t like to see the countryside covered with this sort of thing. But if it goes ahead, it could have very good spin-offs for the Ribble Valley.” Coun. Ron Pickup


(Whalley) said the scheme could have a tremendous visual impact on the area. “ I t is som e th in g between Alton Towers and


had spent' a six-figure sum on planning applications, scores of which had landed in the planning depart­ ments of the two councils concerned. His fears were not


GRIME — WILDMAN


Management trainee Miss Jane Ann Wildman mar­ ried town planner Mr John Grime at St Leonard’s Church, Langho. The bride is the eldest


shared by Coun. Mrs Catherine Hodkinson (Longridge). “Village hunting is for


(Clitheroe) referred to the company’s claim th a t 40,000 people a day could


council did not object to the scheme, the Ribble Valley Council’s director of development and client services, Mr Philip Bailey, said it was likely to have an impact on the council’s facilities and might lead to


people who are a little bit older,” she said. “I think these people will shoot off to other places rather than flood us — Blackpool, Camelot and Morecambe is more their scene.” Several councillors


be attracted. “I believe it will affect


every parish in this bor­ ough,” he said. “It could lead to a lot of problems with all these people descending on this part of Lancashire.” Coun. John Cliff (Lon- gridge) expressed concern


expressed the view that highway matters should be given urgent planning consideration. The committee agreed


PEEL — WHOWELL


daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wildman, of Col­ liers Farm, Whalley Old Road, Billington, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs John Grime, of Mitton Road, Whalley. The bride, given away


A honeymoon touring the south of England followed the wedding of Mr Ian Robert Peel and Miss Mary Whowell at St Andrew’s Church, Slaid- burn. The bridegroom, a tex­


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in antique lace and held in place with peach rosebuds and bows. Her three quar­ ter-length puffed sleeves were also edged with lace and she wore an antique lace veil and carried a bou­ quet of orchids, lilies, apri­ cot and ivory coloured roses. The bridesmaids were


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Miss Sarah Wildman, the bride’s sister, Miss Sue Grime, the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Jane Robson and Miss Patricia Wilson. They wore dresses of navy velvet, made by the bride. The pageboy was the bride’s cousin, Theodore


Gill. Best man was Mr Neil


Osliffe and ushers were Mr Darren Lovegrove and Mr Darren Fradgeley. After the ceremony,


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ABOUT 50 people attended a barbecue organised by Clitheroe Lions at the home of their president, Mr Peter Scholes, of Claremont Avenue. Founder member and past president Mr Ian Lloyd said: “It was a very pleasant evening, with the weather


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comedian Roger Westbrook, of Burnley. Our picture shows some of the guests preparing to sample the delights of the barbecue,


Sabden councillors oppose new village homes plan


SABDEN Parish Council has strongly opposed plans to build three detached houses on land off Whalley Road, where permission for a similar development was refused last year.


Councillors said 'they across, plus the fact that were concerned about the some of the railings weie


changing character of the down, village in view of the fact Meanwhile, concern was that there was a lot of expressed about motorists development taking place, driving at high speed


and client services Mr Phi­ lip Bailey said the pro­ posed extension had been sited forward of the front wall of the tea shop, a listed building in the Whalley Conservation


Area. There were no satisfac­


tory off-street parking facilities for customers or delivery vehicles. Coun. Mrs Sheila Maw


posed development would be of no economic or industrial benefit to the community. Members discussed the


They felt that the pro­


problem of dog fouling and' decided to write to the Ribble Valley Council ask­ ing for signs to be erected on Holme field and play­ ground, warning dog owners not to allow their pets to foul the area. The problems of Jubilee


(Whalley) said although it was nice to encourage workshops and craft centres in villages, the one proposed was-not in the right place.


Bridge were again dis­ cussed and members decided th a t rep a irs needed to be canned out, as there was a small drop between the bridge and pavement, making it diffi­ cult for push-chairs to get


along Simonstone Road into Sabden. Members decided to make inquiries about the possibility of having the 30 m.p.h. speed limit sign moved to a posi­ tion where drivers would see it sooner. Councillors are hoping


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trimmed with Austrian lace. Her waist-length ivory veil featured a scal­ loped edge with silk bows and was held in place by a full circlet headdress of ivory silk flowers with crystals and pearls. She carried a waterfall bou­ quet of silk roses and orchids. Bridesmaid was Miss


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