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o f f i n g a t R i b c h e s t e r UP Lo 70 new health jobs could be created i f plans for the new Rib­ chester Hospital get the green light in the next lew weeks, according to Ribble Valley councillor Chris Holtom.


If plans to build the new


Banks come under fire from MP


BANKS and small busi­ nesses have been pul on the political agenda by Kibble Valley MP Nigel Evans.


Mr Evans said that after


his election lie was seal two letters by his hank, one to Nigel Evans MP, minting out the services lis bank offered to small businesses, the other to Nigel Evans the busi­ ness in an, ou t l in in g increased hank charges!


Mr Evans said: “They


cannot have it both ways. 1 am concerned that the banks are involved in an expensive PK campaign, where they put posters up in their branches saying how wonderful they are to business customers. Hut there is a gulf between what they say and what they do.”


He added: “ I have had


representations from small businessmen in the Kibble Valley who are concerned


th a t th e b an ks a r e le n g th ­ e n in g t i le r e c e s s ion . 'Our small businesses


need to lie supported in more tangible ways than mere rhetoric. The last tiling small businesses need are more bank charges to push them fur­ ther into debt.”


Legal action halted 7-day garden party


LEGAL action which put a stop to a seven-day gar­ den party in Whatley will not lie financed by Kib­ ble Valley poll tax payers. Members of the borough


council’s Public Works and Health Committee heard that llie event, held in the grounds of the Abbey Corn Mill, Whatley, in May, had originally been


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THE 1st Langho Croup ol St Leonard’s Guides spent (heir last meeting of the summer making plans for their camping expedition to Rude, Cornwall.


The girls have been working hard to pay for the (rip, raising i’lillO over the past few months


through ear boot and jumble sales, as well as cake and while elephant stalls.


The week in Bude next month lollows previous


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scheduled to last seven days, hut terminated after the first day due to the actions of council officers. A high court injunction


was sought when the organisers failed to give an


undertaking that the event would not restart. The matter was taken to


the high court in June and as the staging hud by then been removed, the council did not seek an extension of the injunction. The defendants, said the coun­ cil’s chief legal officer Mr P a u 1 T i m s o n , w e r e ordered to pay the costs of the action.


purpose-built specialist units are given the go- ahead by the planning authority and the sale of the site by the area health authority progresses with­ out too much delay, the new multi-purpose hospi­ tal, called the Kibchester and Longridge Commu­ nity Hospital and Nursing Home, could be up and running by June next year. Mr Ken Johnson, Black­


burn Health Authority’s general community ser­ vices manager, said that it had an agreement with Takare pic — the new company — that the 40 staff employed at the pres­ ent Kibchester hospital will be given first option of interview on the proposed 70 full and part-time jobs, although he hinted that some staff may be made redundant. “We are currently work­ ing very hard with each


member of staff at Kib­ chester to get the best deal for them,” said Mr Johnson. The planned d e v e l­


opment, which will lie built close to the present hospital, will contain two new 30-bed units. One will specialise in the care of the elderly mentally ill, with the initial intake of patients coming from the doomed W h i 11 i n g li am Hospital, near Preston. The second unit will pro­


vide 15 community beds for patients supplied by local CPs, with the remaining 15 beds going to p r iv a te health care patients. Takare pie, which is one


of the largest nursing care organisations in tile coun­ try, intends to maintain the present hospital’s physiotherapy service unit, housing it in a new wing of the proposed development. The staff will continue


to be employed by the Blackburn, Hyndburn and Kibble Valley Health Authority. The new com­ pany also intends to con­ tinue the present meals- on-wheels and weekly lun­ cheon club services.


Artist at work


OIL paintings of animals, landscapes, flowers and people in Sawley, Bolton- by-Bowland and Slaidhuni are to be exhibited by a Kibble Valley artist at Samlcsbury Hall next week. Mrs Doris Wright (71),


of Main Street, Bolton-by- Bowland, will be painting alongside her work during


tile exhibition, which runs from Tuesday until Sun­


day. Tlie hall is open from 11-30 a.m. until 5 p.m/ each day.


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A question of safety, raised


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S A F E T Y was the theme o f Lan ca sh ire Constabulary


Edisford School. Four Kibble Valley


Coun. Holtom, a former


health authority commit­ tee member, said: “ I feel that these proposals are offering more than we had hoped for back in 11)87, bearing in mind that year that the proposal was for total closure of the hospi­ tal, with nothing in its place. “We have come a long


way since then and these proposals will give us more than we dared hope. I welcome tile involvement of Takare pic, who have a good working relationship with the health authority in providing a high stan­ dard of care,” he added.


school teams took part in the finals of the quiz, which centred oil the themes o f road, rail­ way, home and water safety. The finalists were


Read County Primary School; St Mary’s UC School, Langho; Brook- side County Primary; and Thorneyholinc KC School, Dunsop Bridge, and the overall winner was the Read school, which received a trophy and a cash prize. • The prizes were don­ ated by Clitheroe’s ICI, which also awarded individual trophies to the pupils who took


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a quiz held by. at C l ith e ro e ’ s


part. The prizes were presented by ICI works manager Mr Marlin Hill and Kibble Valley Mayoress Mrs Eliza­ beth Travis.


Lancashire Constab­


ulary’s school liaison officer for the Pendle D iv is io n , PC John A ub i n, said: “ T h c safety quiz is an excel­ lent idea and we are grateful to its sponsors and the schools (hat took part.


“ The quiz certainly


raised awareness o f safety issues among the children, who worked hard and put their par­ ents to shame! I t ’ s a ill a z i n g li o w much they learned.” P C A u b i n a 1 s o


praised the work o f WPC Pat Brown, a school liaison officer for Lancashire Con­ stabulary’s Pendle Divi­ sion, who arranged and co-ordinated the quiz. The children are pic-


lu r c d w i t b th e Mayoress and Mr Hill (back right).


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A honeymoon in Kenya followed the wedding of Mr Paul Hemingway and Miss Caroline Georgeson, at St John’ s Church, Read. ’I’he bridegroom is the


son of Mr and Mrs Bill Hemingway, o f Ston- eroyd, Haugli Avenue, Simoiistone, and the bride is the daughter of Mr- and Mrs Michael Georgeson, of Church Street, Read. The bride, given away


by her father, wore a 1920-style drop-waisted gown in champagne and peach with an antique lace veil. She carried a shower bouquet of Singapore orchids, lilies and roses. Chief bridesmaid was


1920-style dresses with scalloped edged sleeves and carried bouquets to match the bride’s. Best mail was Mr John


Miss Elaine Georgeson, the bride’s sister, and other attendants were Miss Alison Oliver, Miss Kelly Baldwin and Miss Gemma Baldwin. They wore pale peach


man was Mr Alan Earn- shaw and ushers were Mr Steven Taylor and Mr Andrew Ratcliffe. The ceremony was per­


formed by the Rev. Alan Reid and organist was Mr R. Sutcliffe. A reception was held at


th e F e n c e G a t e Restaurant. The couple are to live in


Clitheroe. Photograph: Ross Ditcli-


burn P h o to g r a p h y , Nelson.


New licence


A NEW licence has been granted to the Moorcock Inn, Waddington, after alterations were carried out without the consent of the licensing authority. Mr John Houldsworth,


Hemingway, the bride­ groom’s brother, grooms­


solicitor for landlord Mr Peter Fillary, told magis­ trates at Clitheroe Trans­ fer Sessions his client had not realised he needed to seek permission for the changes, which included creating a new lounge area for diners.


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