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Fined £100 following collision


I momentarily, Clitheroe magistrates heard.


A HOTEL proprietor whose van collided with a stationary jeep had been working long hours and his concentration lapsed


i Richard Bowman (55), of The Inn at Whitewell, was fined £100 when he admitted driving without


| due care and attention.


I The court was told that a jeep was parked on


I Edisford Road, Clitheroe, at about 7-15 p.m. On hearing the sound of a col­ lision, the driver returned to see the defendant’s van in the middle of the road with extensive damage to its front and his own jeep knocked forward into a gateway with damage to


its rear. When interviewed by


police, Bowman admitted driving into the back of the stationary vehicle.


i He told the court in a letter that he had been working long hours in the


I course of his business and his concentration lapsed as he was driving along. He attempted to avoid the jeep by swerving, but went into a skid and a col­ lision occurred.


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for the group, which always has one major fund raising effort in the year in the Ribble Valley, and the organ­ isers are hoping for plenty of contribu­ t io n s of s a le a b le household items and bric-a-brac. The auc­ tioneer will be Mr Albert Mawson.


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A SMALL army of Clitheroe young­ sters went into action on Sunday morning — their enemy, the litter


lout. With spiked sticks


raised, they foimed a an(i back towards Standen determined front line Hall


in the ongoing battle After their marathon to clear Clitheroe of its effort, the youngsters, dirty image.


btwo" oaf the etohwn;sSw?rit


Road and Whalley Road areas — they filled 71 bin bags. The youngsters, all members of the 1st Pendle


aged nine to 12, said they lackspots - the Pendle ? whei e _ Cai eless


Litter Is Totally Hideous Eventually Ruining Our Environment.” Said Mr Mansfield: “The


S c o u ts an d C u b s , announced their verdict at the end of the exercise — that adults were as much, if not more, to blame than


B inmen seek support from ratepayers


MEMBERS of the National Union of Public -ees in the Ribble Valley have pledged


young people. The hedges, particularly


a re a is p a r t of th e entrance to the town and belongs to us all. Groups of residents can clean up their own streets, but the entrances to the town tend to be overlooked.” The bin bags were depo­


along Pendle Road, were draped with plastic bags and the gutters littered with redundant beer cans and cigarette packets — the most common forms of litter according to chair­ man of the parent support group Mr Eric Mansfield. The clean-up was a


h e i r b a c k -p a c k in g a week.


sponsored event, with the Scouts and Cubs raising money for new tents and t cooking equipment for


activities. The Cubs covered Pen­


dle Road from Shawbridge to Four Lane Ends and along the back road towards Standen Hall, while the Scouts tackled


Craft markets


THE Ribble Valley Coun­ cil has once again agreed to stage craft markets on a monthly basis from June to September this year.


same venue as last year, Clitheroe’s open air mar­ ket, on June 1st, June 29th, July 27th, August 31st and September 28th. Booking forms for stalls are available from the council offices in Church


Walk.


Drove lorry into rear of car


A CLITHEROE man who drove an articulated lorry into the rear of a car which was waiting to turn right was fined £100 by the town’s magistrates. James Parkinson (52), of


St Paul’s Street, Low Moor, admitted driving without due care and


attention. The court heard that the


Planning in the


pipeline


sited at Henthorn tip, which Mr Mansfield stresses is open for the deposit of litter seven days


A PLAN for the demolition and redevelopment of the site at Langho C en tre , Longsight Road, Billington, has been lodged with the Ribble Valley Council’s Planning Department


(number 0159).


Other applications include: Clitheroe: Erection of a cycle shed and feftmation of new cycle access at Castle Cement (01b5). Consent ment


Bawdlands


ing at the Station Hotel, in Clitheroe, discussed the implications of a Ribble Valley Council move to put its refuse collection service out to tender, fol­ lowing Government moves to introduce competitive


a special NUPE meet­ . VITir)„ .


tendering. The council’s 35 refuse


workers have traditionally done this job and are now calling on the borough’s ratepayers to back them by lobbying their district councillors. Mr John Wilkinson, Rib­


extension to form new office and entrance foyer accommodation


Spiroflow UK Machinery, Upbrooks (0172).


to display advertise­ at Bawdlands Garage, (0168). Proposed


and new cladding and walling to the east side of the factory at


rear of Heather Bank, Whinney Lane, Langho, to form new b e d ro om , clo ak ro om and


UilUnfcton: Extension to the


entrance (0158). Bashnll Eaves and Great


M i t to n : Garage and s to re ex te n s io n a t S a g a r Barn, Church Lane, Higher Hodder, extension over existing bedroom to form drawing room, new driveway and access to highway


They will be held at the ; crown of the road. ,. - - - - ---- .


accident occurred on the A59, near Barrow, one afternoon, when a driver travelling towards Clith­ eroe indicated to turn right and stopped at the


behind it suddenly braked, swerved slightly to the left and mounted the kerb, overtaking on the inside. The defendant’s lorry,


A coal wagon directly rear of the car.


(0161). Thornley-with-Wheatley:


Proposed static caravan for the sale of refreshments on land at Cardwell House, Jeffrey Hill


(0167). Sabden: Conservatory and


pool a t Lower Barn Farm, Whalley Road (0169).


dwellings on vacant plot at Saunders Raike (0171).


Chipping: Erection of three


travelling behind the wagon, collided with the


storey extension at side and sin-1 gle storey at rear of Rose Cot-1 ’age. Wood Terrace (0173).


Simonstone: Erection of two-1 1


Former staff


BONANZA


IT was like a fairytale castle in the air for the children of Thorneyholme RC School,


Dunsop Bridge. one minute.


tainly were as they staged a “bouncing bonanza on the giant inflatable for charity. They were sponsored to do as many bounces as possible in


bring-and-buy stalls and a raffle, and the children had to pay for the privilege of bouncing on the


After school, an open evening washcldwHh . . , ...


' “Head teacher Mrs Pam Parden declared the event a tremendous success: ‘ The children had a wonderful time,” she said. “We were raising money to buy a store room to house some sport­ ing equipment. This will give us more space to do


^Mrs'parden only joined the school recently. “It was the first major event since I came and it gave me an ideal opportunity to get to know the par­ ents,” she said. “I was overwhelmed by their gen­


erosity and response.”


June, when it will hold a cheese and wine evening. Mrs Parden is pictured (left) preparing to time


The school’s next fund-raising event will be m . . . . , | . .


the children, with teacher Mrs Sheila Rushton looking on.


' III If the castle was not in the air, the pupils cer­ . . . nurse


THE funeral service took] place at Clitheroe Spiri­ tualist Church of Mrsl Pamela Elliott, who died] at her home in Highfield I


Road in the town. Mrs Elliott was born in


Worsthorne, near Burn-1 ley, and moved to Black-1 pool as a young girl. Her father, Edgar Williams, was a writer, completing various articles and a book on the Pendle area. Later, she'moved to


ago after working as a staff nurse in the psychiat­ ric unit at Burnley General Hospital. Mrs Elliott leaves a


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C h a tb u rn and m o re ] recently to Clitheroe. She retired seven years


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daughter, Mrs Heather Allison, sons David and Joseph and a sister, Mrs


Burnley.


Gwen Reay. Following the service at


the Spiritualist Church, cremation took place at |


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ble Valley NUPE branch secretary, said the men could be judged on a record that went back over many years.


that a private contractor may have put in a lower


They were concerned


bid to empty the borough bins, but were heartened to read that the lowest bid would not automatically be accepted by the council.


Times” that the binmen were receiving 100% sup-


Mr Wilkinson told the 'Clitheroe Advertiser and


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