lfi Clithcroe Advertiser & Times, February 21st, 1991


Car park charging idea is thrown out


Stonemason who worked on abbeys


AN overwhelming' thumbs down lias been given by councillors to a controversial move to introduce car parking charges in Clitheroe. The report before Rib


A FORMKK stonemason who helped restore Whal- ley and Sawley abbeys has died, aged SI. William Alan Ireland,


g e r days as a farm labourer in the tlrindlelon and Downham areas. Later he became a


who died in hospital, had been living at Meadow- side. Grindielon. He worked in his youn­


craft was much in demand in till* llkiOs, when impor­ tant restoration work was undertaken at Whalley and Sawley abbeys. He su f fe re d h e a r t


stonemason with the old West Killing County Council and repaired many walls in parts of Kibble Valley formerly adminis­ tered by the authority. His skill at the ancient


attacks in his later years and had to take early retirement. Mr Ireland leaves a


wife. Doris, son Peter and daughter.I line. The service and crema­


tion take place at Accring­ ton today.


Accident at notorious junction


junction. A mini-round­ about had since been installed to slow traffic down.


pulled out of Portland Road into Whalley Road, Langho, in the path of another car.Mr David Parkinson, in mitigation, said Clarey had waited at the junction for some time, but his view was obstructed by a parked van. He pulled out when the driver of a haul­ age vehicle wanting to turn into the road indi­ cated for him to come out. Mr Parkinson said it was a notoriously bad


Driving ban after


•lason Itardsley. of Kuc- cleuch Close, pleaded guilty at Clitheroe magis­ trates to exceeding the lit) m.p.h. speed limit. Mrs Sara Walker, pro­


secuting. said Bardsley already had nine penalty points on his licence. As well as the ban.


accepted that he should not have been speeding.


Hosts for discussion


RI BULK Valley Enter­ prise Agency acted as host to Accrington and Kossen- dale College’s business and communications advisory committee on Monday — the first time for two years that the meeting has been held in the Kibble Valley. Tbe committee, which


consists of industrialists from Accrington, Kossen- dale and the Kibble Val­ ley. meets three times a year to discuss latest developments at the college.


Bardsley was fined thill fine with £lf> costs and three more penalty points. In co u r t Bards ley


speeding A CLITHKROK driver who drove at up to ,S2 m.p.h. on the Anil at Whalley was banned from driving for six months unde!- the totting-up procedure. Twenty-one-vear-old


(23). of Whittam Road, was fined £100 by magis­ trates at Clitheroe when he admitted driving with- o u t d u e e a r e a n d attention. He was alleged to have


A WHALLICY man was lined after an accident at a notorious road junction. Philip Martin Clarey


fully proposed that the council make no charge for car parking.


For trial on burglary charges


Ward was already serving a custodial sentence. Bar- nowski was remanded in custody to the trial date after her solicitor, Mr John Houldsworth, made an unsuccessful application for bail.


entering a dwelling house as trespassers at Clitheroe and stealing money and property valued at £1.02-1 belonging to George Podaszewski; also with entering a dwelling and stealing property worth £150 belonging to Mary Woodend. Tbe court heard that


Involved in taking car


AN unemployed man was sentenced by Clitheroe magistrates for his part in the unauthorised taking of a car at Pendleton. Alan Franks (22). now


of St Peter's Close. Pres­ ton, pleaded guilty to tak­ ing the car and also admit­ ted failing to surrender to custody. Mrs Sara Walker, pro­


secuting. said the car, a VG saloon, was taken last summer, it had been found parked overnight on Clitheroe Road with its keys still in the ignition by Franks and two youths, who had all been out drinking. One of them climbed in,


mitigation, said his client had been led into the offence by others. Franks was given a one-


arrested. Franks was apprehended nearby. Mr David Talbot, in


vear conditional discharge. Smokers’ haul


CIGARETTES valued at £2,500 were stolen from a


Clitheroe supermarket at the weekend.


display window and took the cigarettes from E. H. Booth, on Station Road.


« ftjews from the Villages


talk on photography by John Hornby. Members meet in the community centre at 7-15 p.m.


Swedish trip Members of Chipping


Jubilee trip to Sweden. The vote of thanks was given by Linda Hardman and Allan Kay. Richard Seed was con­


gratulated on winning the NFU Mutual Award for best actor in the county finals of the entertainment competition. Everyone was thanked for taking part and special thanks went to producer Liz Rogerson for her hard work, Some members recently


slides, by Clare Platt, of Bury YFC, on her Silver


YFC had an enjoyable talk, illustrated with


HURST GREEN


Dedicating flag Members of the 1st


will be on parade at the 10-M0 a.m. family service on Sunday at St John's Church, Hurst Green, for the dedication of their now flag.


Hurst Green Brownie pack Calder News & Burnley District TALKING NEWSPAPER FOR THE BLIND


enjoyed a ducking and div­ ing session at Waves swimming pool in Black­ burn. Next week (jjhere is a


John’s, and Fr Edmund Willoughby, parish priest of St Peter’s, will be pres­ ent. They hope that this will be' the forerunner of future church parades alternating between the village services. Parents and friends are invited to share in this service.


service for a number of years and both the Rev. Brian Cave, vicar of St


This is the first Brownie


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Otters information and support in pregnancy, childbirth and early parenthood.


Our work includes antenatal classes, postnatal support, education in schools and breast pump hire. The group liaises closely with the Edith Watson Maternity Unit.


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BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION The heart research charity


The figures lor heart disease are staggering. Yet. thanks to nearly 30 years ol work by the British Heart Foundation, many advances have been made in prevention, diagnosis and treatment.


The B.H.F. funds or co-funds research in hospitals and universities across the country. Recent subjects range from the workings of the heart muscles to disease in the arteries, and from studying the heartbeat to the transportation of donor hearts.


The results of such research may take years to find but as science advances, new treatments and cures are being discovered.


This year Is the •30th ANNIVERSARY’ o f the B.H.F. and also the •EXERCISE FOR LIFE YEAR’


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THE VICTIM SUPPORT SCHEME Is a national organisation set up to counsel victims of crime.


With branches nationwide, the service is provided by volunteers who in their sparetime visit victims, listen to them and discuss the effects on them of the crimes, which can range from a handbag snatch to rape and murder.


The Burnley, Clitheroe and Pendle V.S.S. works on referrals from the police and in most cases victims are put in touch with the scheme.


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AN 18-year-old Clitheroe girl, Sharon Anne Bar- no wski. of no fixed address, and Patrick Ward (-12) were committed to stand trial at Preston Crown Court oil burglary offences, when they appeared before magis­ trates at Clitheroe. They are charged with


Conn. Chris Hoi tom (Wilpshire) said he was not going to come down on one side or the other, because the financial side of the proposal had not been adequately covered. However, he did add that Clitheroe’s big attraction was free parking. Coun. Fleming success­


(Clitheroe) opposed any charging for car parking in the borough and Conn. Geoffrey Ainsworth (Clay- ton-le-Dale and Salesbury) said that car park charging would kill Clitheroe and he would never agree to it. Although not in favour.


Conn. Mowcl Jones (Clith­ eroe) said it was a very disappointing report that di<l not come forward with any sufficient proposals. Conn. Ronald Pickup


(Millington) said that it was a burning issue in the town, not only with the Chamber of Trade, but with the public as well and he was against the idea. Kibble Valley Mayor


ble Valley Council's Plan­ ning and Develonment Committee said that to introduce pay and display equipment at five car parks throughout Clith eroe, Longridge and Kib- chester would cost over £-15,0110. Conn. William Fleming


1036 Public Notices PRESS NOTICE


(required by Section 63 (3) of the 1988 Act) THE GOVERNING BODY OF CLITHEROE ROYAL


GRAMMAR SCHOOL, YORK STREET, CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE


Pursuant to Section 63 (2) of the Education and Reform Act 1988, the governing body of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School hereby gives notice that:


1. On 1 st February the governing body of Clitheroe Royal Grammar School published proposals in respect of the school for the acquisition of grant maintained status under Section 62 of the Education Reform Act 1988 and submitted them to the Secretary of State for Edu­ cation and Science for his determination.


2. The proposed date of implementation of the proposals is 1 st September 1991.


3. If the proposals are approved, the school will on that date


i) cease to be maintained by Lancashire local edu­ cation authority


ii) be conducted by a newly constituted governing body and maintained by grants paid by the Secretary of State for Education and Science


4. If the school becomes a grant maintained school, it is proposed to adopt the following arrangements with respect to admission of pupils to the school.


Only children who attain the required standard in the prescribed arrangements for selection by reference to ability or aptitude will be eligible to be considered for admission to the school. These arrangements require that, in order to be eligible for consideration for admis­ sion to the school, would-be pupils must have attained a standard similar to that previously set by Lancashire Authority, and also must be recommended where pos­ sible by the headteacher of their previous school as suitable for a grammar school education. Arrange­ ments to take the tests will be announced by the governing body in the local press in October each year, and the tests themselves will be taken the following January at a venue to be announced.


The number of intended admissions for the year com­ mencing 1st September 1991 will not normally exceed 120 at age 11.


The school will establish arrangements for appeals against non-admission which it is intended will include an independent element. Details of admissions and appeals arrangements will be published each year.


The number of intended admission to the sixth form for the year commencing September 1991 will be 160. Admission to the sixth form is open to all applicants. The school reserves the right to refuse admission if the applicant seems unlikely to benefit from the type of courses offered.


Where applications for admission exceed the number of places available the following criteria will be applied, in the order set out below, to decide which children of those who have reached the required standard in the selection procedure, to admit:


i) children resident in the existing catchment area of the Ribble Valley. Roman Catholic children attending Roman Catholic Primary Schools are expected to transfer to the appropriate Roman Catholic Secondary School.


ii) children resident outside the existing catchment area of the Ribble Valley.


If the school wished to change any of the items above it would have to agree any changes to its admission arrangements with the Secretary with the Secretary of State for Education and Science.


5. The proposals may be inspected at the Ribble Valley Council Offices or in local public libraries (Whalley and Clitheroe) or by appointment at the school offices.


6. Section 62 (10) of the Education Reform Act 1988 pro­ vides that within two months of the date of publica­ tion of the proposals any of the following may sub­ mit objections to the proposals to the Secretary of State for Education and Science:


(a) any ten or more local government electors (b) the governing body of any school affected by the proposals


(c) any local education authority concerned


Objections should be made to: Department of Education and Science, Schools Branch 1, Elizabeth House, York Road, LONDON, SE1 7PH


Chairman of Governers WHALLEY


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1036 Publ


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ANIMAL HEALTH ACT 1981


THE WELFARE OF ANIMALS AT MARKETS ORDER 1990


MADE: December 27th, 1990 COMING INTO FORCE: March 1st, 1991 TITLE, COMMENCEMENT AND INTERPRETATION:


ARTICLE 1. Title and Commencement 2. Extensions of definitions of “ animals" and "poultry” .


3. Interpretation


PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ORDER:


ARTICLE 4. Scope 5. Unfit animals and animals likely to give


6. Protection of animals from injury or unnecessary suffering


7. Handling and tying of animals. 8. Control of animals 9. Obstruction and annoyance of animals.


10. Penning and caging of animals. 11. Feeding and watering of animals. 12. Provision of lighting and bedding. 13. Covered accommodation. 14. Restrictions on the sale of calves. 15. Additional duties of market authorities. ' 16. Accommodation for unfit animals. 17. Detention and treatment of unfit animals. 18. Marking of animals. 19. Ramps. 20. Offences. 21. Local Authority to enforce the Order. 22. Saving. 23. Revocation.


In witness whereof the Official Seal of the Minister of Agri­ culture, Fisheries and Food is hereunto affixed on December 27th, 1990.


JOHN SELWYN GUMMER Minister of Agriculture Fisheries and Food.


EXPLANATORY NOTE (This Note is not part of the Order)


This Order makes provision for the welfare of animals in markets. In a market it is an offence to permit an unfit animal to be exposed for sale (article 5), to cause or permit any injury or unnecessary suffering to an animal (article 6), to handle or tie animals in a particular way (article 7) to use excessive force to control an animal (the use of sticks and goads is also restricted) (article 8) or knowingly to obstruct an animal or wantonly annoy an animal (article 9).


The market operator must ensure that animals are properly penned and caged (article 10), adequatley provided with lighting and bedding (article 12), and that there is accom­ modation for unfit animals (article 16). Duties are placed on the owner (or his duly authorised agent) or the person in charge of the animal to ensure that it is adequately fed and watered (article 11). It is the duty of the market authority to provide covered accommodation (article 13) and other faci­ lities (article 15) including ramps for the purpose of loading and unloading animals out of a vehicle (article 19). There are specified restrictions on the sale of calves (article 14).


Provision is made for the detention and treatment of'unfit animals (article 17), for an inspector to mark, or cause to be marked, an animal for identification purposes (article 18) and for offences (article 20).


The Markets (Protection of Animals) Order 1964, as amended, and other miscellaneous provisions concerned with the protection of animals and poultry are revoked (arti­ cle 23).


Further details may be obtained from: THE RURAL ESTATE MANAGER, DEPARTMENT OF PROPERTY SERVICES, PO BOX 161, EAST CLIFF COUNTY OFFICES, PRESTON, PR1 3ET.


Telephone: PRESTON (0772) 263911/263912


G A Johnson Chief Executive/Clerk COUNTY HALL, PRESTON February 1991


THE LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


(WORSTON RD, CHATBURN, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH) (PROHIBITION OF DRIVING) ORDER 1991


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lancashire County Council have made an Order under Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers and after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police in accordance with Part III of Schedule 9 to the Act, the effect of which is to prohibit any vehicle from proceeding along Worston Road, Chatburn from its junction with Clitheroe Road for a distance of 180 metres in a southerly direction.


A copy of the Order and plan may be inspected at the offices of Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe and at Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, Preston during normal office hours until the 18th March 1991.


This Order shall come into force on the 25th February 1991. Any person wishing to question the validity of the Order may within 6 weeks of the 25th February, 1991 apply to the High Court for that purpose.


G. A. JOHNSON Chief Executive/Clerk Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, PRESTON, PR1 8XH.


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THE LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER 1991


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lancashire County Council intend to make an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which is lo prohibit temporarily any pedestrian from proceeding over that length of footbridge at Clitheroe in the Borough oI Ribble Valley indicated below:-


Thal length of the footbridge over the Blackburn-Hellifield Railway Line, at Clitheroe. in the Borough ol Ribble Valley, from its junction with Kemple View in a general South-Easterly direction, and then in a general Southerly direction, a distance ol approximately 105 metres.


The temporary closure is necessary to enable British Rail to replace the bridge superstructure.


The alternative route tor pedestrians affected by the closure will be via Kemple View, Henthorne Park, Pine Grove, Victoria Street, and Woone Lane.


The Order will be operative trom Monday. 4th March, 1991, lo Wednesday the 20th March, 1991, inclusive.


G.A. JOHNSON Chief Executive/Clerk Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, PRESTON, PR1 8XJ.


Ribble Valley Borough Council


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


LISTED BUILDING:


An application has been received lo: New shop front, pilaster and stallriser at 4 Castle Street, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/91/0091. New shop front, pilaster and stallriser at 4 Castle Street, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/91/0092. First floor rooms to be used as offices/consulting rooms at 5 Castlegate, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/91/0093.


This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings of Special A rch ite c tu ra l or Historic Interest. Any person wishing fo make represent­ ations should do so in writing, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director of Development Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting reference number. Under the provisions ot the Local Goverment (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on th e D ev e lo p m e n t Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received after the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application. A copy of the application and plans may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period staled.


Signed: Philip Bailey Director of Development 21st February 1991


(FOOTBRIDGE OVER THE BLACKBURN-HELLIFIELD RAILWAY LINE, CLITHEROE)


C l i t It eroe 22321, (E d i to r ia l) , 2232


■23 (A d v e r t is in g ) . B u rn le y 22331 (C la s s if ie d )


1050 Sunbed: Sales/Hire


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b r id e s /b r id e sm u id s d re s se s and me n s /b o y s fo rm a l h ire . T e l. B u rn le y 2 9 4 1 8 .


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,i’. port of the Ainjworth 4 Dent Group :


SU N B ED R E N T A L . Fast tun c a n o p ie s , 4 w e e k s p e c ia l £ 2 0 . B a rg a in t im e f o r e x ­ re n ta ls . to b u y f ro m £ 1 2 J . F a s t t u n t u b e s £ 4 . J J , R .U .V .A . £ 6 .9 9 . N . C u lv e r t L e is u r e . 8 5 C o a l C lo u r ih Lan e, B u rn le y . T e l . 3 5 9 6 3 .


D A RW E N SUN L E IS U R E fo r tb e v e r y la te s t fu s t tu n su nb ed re n ta ls . 6 w e e k s fo r £ 2 5 . D a rw e n 7 7 1 5 1 5 .


i l 'M M MOBILE


HAIRDRESSING By Sheila


Ribble Valley


CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


Borough Council PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND


CONSERVATION AREA DESIGNATED


An application has been received tor permission to: New shop front, pilaster and stallriser at 4 Castle Street, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/91/0091. New shop front, pilaster and stallriser at 4 Castle Street. CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/91/0092. First floor rooms to be used as olfices/consulting rooms at 5 Castlegate, CLITHEROE. Application No. 3/91/0093.


Any person wishing to make representations should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Director of Development Council Ottices, Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number. Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members ol the public once the application has appeared on th e D ev el o pm e nt Sub-Committee agenda. Any representations received alter the 21 day period will not be taken into account when determining the application.


A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Planning Department within the period stated.


Signed: Philip Bailey, Director of Development 21st February 1991.


Tel: 0200 28893


20 years experience in the hairdressing trade.


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o r 6 01671 (eve)


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accept less? M r s D e nw o o d , B u rn le y 3 7 8 4 7 (2 4 h o u rs ) .


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LE IG H S W E D D IN G L IM O S , v id e o s a n d p h o to g r a p h y .


T e l. B u rn le y 3 7 7 7 4 .


'1061 Situations Wanted- NURSERY


NURSE /NANNY


Available FULL TIME /PART TIME.


NNEB Qualified. Experience and good references.


Tel: Clitheroe 22151 After 4 p.m.


i'M 'A M i ST WILFRID’S C. OF E. HIGH


SCHOOL BLACKBURN We require, for April 1st, 1991, an:-


ACCOUNTS CLERK


to be responsible for work associated with the School's Bursar and Head of Supplies, on com­ puter and with incoming/outgoing orders.


Initially, this will be for 10 hours weekly and on a termly basis. The post would be suitable for someone wishing to return to part-time work and who wishes to be in a smoke-free work environment.


Further details are available from:- THE BURSAR at The School _______ (s.a.o. please). * * • * * ★ * * ★ • * * ★ * ★ * ★ * HiKiKJt ★ PHOENIX


The North Wost’s leading Introduction Buronu. -


Standard and professional registers. A.B.l.A. member


Lower Greystones, Roughlee, Burnley. BB12 9PX.


Tel. Nelson 696323


L O N E L Y D e s p a i r in g , S u i ­ c id a l - C o n ta c t S am a r ita n s .


N e lso n 6 9 4 9 2 9 o r B la c k b u rn 6 6 2 4 2 4 .


P R EG N AN T ? F re e e a r ly te s t . M o n Si T h u rs 6-7 p .m . Wed 12-1 p .m . C e n t ra l M e th o d ­ is t C h u rc h , B ly . L IF E 5 0 8 8 0


A B O R T IO N A D V IC E a n d h e lp , p re g n a n c y te s ts -T e l. B la c k p o o l 2 3 0 0 9 .


★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2 PART TIME


ASSISTANTS Required at


JOHNSONS THE CLEANERS


Approx. 20 hrs per week. Hours to be arranged. Full training given. Good rates of pay.


For Interview Tel:


MRS HOLLAND CLITHEROE 24451 or Call In the Shop


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LOCAL BUSINESS MAN Requires


PART TIME


From car owners, 2 lo 3 hours, 2 to 3 evenings per week.


ASSISTANCE £5 per hour paid weekly.


Must be already in full time employment and aged 23 +


For further details call our information line on: 0282 411666 between 6 and 8 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays ONLY.


THE BODY PLACE NATURAL BEAUTY SHOP


require


PART TBME SALES ASSISTANT


Applicants should be reliable, lively, and have experience in dealing with the general public preferably in sales.


Hours negotiable. Up lo 16 hours per week. Tel. Mrs. Perkins on Clitheroe 24550.


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