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A WHALLEY councillor has claimed that Itibble Valley people are not being Riven enough time to object against planning


applications.


the Kibble Valley Council, Coun. Margaret Kelly described consultation periods as a “figment of the imagination” and accused the council of “pretending" to honour its obligations. [tut planning chairman Coun. Stan Thom .as said


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D O Y L E — T O W N S O N


A honeymoon in Turkey followed the wedding of businesswoman Miss Claire Townson and geologist Mr Mark Doyle, at St Hubert's KG Church, Dimsop


son, of Edisford Hall Farm, Glitheroe, and Mrs Audrey Townson, of Hillside Drive, West Bradford. The'bridegroom is the only son of Mr and Mrs


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Edward Doyle, of Mill lame, Kainhill, Merseyside. Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory silk gown, with a full skirt and fitted bodice, overlaid


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with a lace shawl-style collar. Her veil was held in place by a headdress of ivory lilies and pale peach and ivory roses and she carried


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roses and carnations. 'I’he best man was Mr Andrew Prescot and the


Edward Challenor and accompanied by organist Mr John Cowking, wins followed by a reception at the


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A honeymoon in St Lucia followed the wedding of shop assistant Miss Louise Kerr and plant manager Mr Matthew David Cole, at Clitheroe Barish Church. The bride is the only daughter of Mrs C. Kerr,


of Woone Lane, Clilheroe, and the late Mr M. Kerr. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. K./Gole, or Gorton Itoad, North Keddish, near


Stockport. (iivt*n away by her unclu, Mr Jack Kerr, the


and while headdress, and she carried a bouquet of roses, orchids, freesia and gypsophila. In attendance was elder bridesmaid Miss Nicola


Her pearl-dressed veil was held m place by a pink . .


Wild; Miss Claire Ellis, Miss Kachel Kerr and Miss Susannah Kerr, the bride’s cousins, and Miss Amy-


matching headdresses, and curried bouquets to m,iteh


Leigh Mullins. They wore soil pink olT-the-shoulder dresses, with


the bride’s. Best man was Mr David Cookson, the groomsman


was Mr Adrian Cole and the ushers were Mr Ste­


phen Kerr and Mr Bcter Cole. The ceremony, which was performed by the Kev. Anthony Huberts, was accompanied by organist Mr Michael Bain and followed by a reception at the


Moorcock Inn, Waddington. The couple are to live in Gislmrn.


Bholn: Kaymond Greenwood.


In-ide wore a white olT-thc-shoulder satin dress, with scalloped sleeves and intricate heading on the bodice, skirt and sleeves.


sang as a chorister for 10 years. The wedding oT Miss Kate Fulwell and Mr Damn


versity, took place in Whalley Parish Church. The bride, a DISC radio production assistant, is the


the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Derek Vernon, of Marrow.Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory silk gown with shell pink trim, a fitted bodice detailed with crystal and pearl


The bridegroom, a computer support analyst, is , . .


headdress of fresh ivory roses held her shoulder- length veil in place and she carried a bouquet of Arum


a short train. A


lilies, ivory roses and orchid buds. Bridesmaids were Miss Kirsty Lamonliy, Mrs Lou


Fulwell, the bride’s sister-in-law, and Miss Aimee Bradford.Miss Lamonhy and Mrs Fulwell wore ballerina- lengtli sleeveless dresses, which were rose pink and had scalloped necklines. They carried posies of sweet


peas.Miss Bradford wore a ballerina-length ivory gown with a rose pink sasli and trim and carried a


decorated hoop.


lirother. Groomsman was Mr Andrew Eden and the usher was Mr Kichard Wilson. The ceremony was conducted by the Kev. Michael


Best man was Mr David Vernon, the bridegrooms ,


Ackroyd. The organist was Mr David Goodenough. A reception followed at the Northcote Manoi,


Langlio. The couple are to live ill Walmersley, near Bury, after a honeymoon in Amalfi, Italy. Photograph: I’yes of Glitheroe.


Vernon, who met while attending Manchester Uni­


only daughter of Mr and Mrs Dudley Indwell, who lived in Whalley until moving to Wilpshire seven years ago.


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eight weeks and recom­ mendations were often based oil how planning chiefs felt the application might fare on appeal. Coun. Kelly said: "The


no


Towneley is venue for


Joanne’s art WIIALLEY equestrian artist Joanne Taylor has an exhibition of her work on show at Towneley Hall,


consultation period would appear to lie a figment of the imagination. Whalley Barish Council is very con scientious about going through planning applica­ tions, but is often left won­ dering what is the point-/" She added: “Now I hear


Abbey Bond, Whalley, attended Moorland School, Clitheroe, and trained at Blackburn College, before going on to Leeds Boly- technic, where she studied illustration. Since graduating two


Miss Taylor (2!!), of _______ _____________


Kibchester Barish Council is mounting a protest about how planning appli­ cations are handled in the Kibble Valley. Let’s step this pretence Unit we are h o n o u r i n g o u r obligations.” But Coun. Thomas


years ago, Miss Taylor’s work has been much in demand and she has exhi­ bited in several galleries, at various horse trials throughout the country, including Badminton and Burghley, and at the N a t io n a l S tu d a t Newmarket. Her pictures show a strong understanding of


argued that a balance had to be drawn between the


speedy determination of applications and making


sure that all relevant views were taken into


account. He said: “The recent


decision to extend the con­ sultation period, from two to three weeks for resi­ dents and parish councils, has added to the pressures involved in achieving the right balance.” He added: “I am satis


horses, their movement and character, which is based on close observa­ tion. In addition to her interest in racing and trials, she also exercises and leaks a f te r two horses. Miss Taylor works part- time as a picture framer at


until August 15th.


Art Decor in Whalley. The exhibition is on


fied that we have got the balance right and that the


present system is in the best interests of both applicants and interested


parties."


W a rn in g o n t r a v e l


FIGURES showing the number of British travel­ lers killed overseas in the ast eight years have


arum pled the Kibble Val icy MB to step up his cam paign to ensure that travel agents warn clients about potential danger zones. Mr Nigel Evans com


No comment yet from council


MEM BEKS or the county council committee consid­ ering proposals that would


split the Kibble Valley into three different judicial areas have decided to seek further consultation. At a meeting of the


Bolicy and Kcsources Committee, county coun­ cillors agreed to await the advice of chief officers and have their chairman and vice-chairman develop a response for the Magis­ trates’ Courts Committee. The committee is recom­


murdered overseas in 7o different countries. This is a staggering total and it requires urgent action to ensure that the next eight years do not provide a s i in i 1 a r n u m b e r o f tragedies.”


inented: “Since 1985. UGO UK citizens' luivo been


F in e d £190


A CLITHEKOE tree sur­ geon’ was fined £11)0 after pleading guilty to using a defective tachograph and driving u goods vehicle without an operator’s licence.Glitheroe magistrates also ordered Key Catter- mole (2!l), of Bundle Koad, to pay £25 costs. The court heard the


be divided into the neigh- Ix iu r in g d iv is io n s o f Pron­ to n , lilnckburn nntl


mending the Kibble Vjiljey Betty Sessional Division


liurnlcy. The Kibble Valley MB


Mr Nigel Evans, along with local solicitors, magistrates and council­ lors, have spoken against the changes, whicli would also see the closure of Clitheroe’s courthouse.


P i s to l s s to le n


TIIKEE antique guns, valued in total at £745, were stolen during a sm a sh and g ra b in Clitheroe. Thieves smashed the


offences were committed on the Af>71 in Whalley.


window of the Import shop, in Wellgate, at 2 a.m. on Thursday before stealing an English Flint Lock military holster pis­ tol and two English Ber- cussion holster pistols.


E n g in e e r in g c a r e e r


AN “old girl” of Glitheroe Koyal Grammar School is set to pursue a career in engineering, after gra­ duating from Newcastle University. Miss Harriet Newberry (20), of West Marten, has


graduated with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering Degree, with honours, and starts work this week with a Manchester-based engineering consultancy. Harriet is the daughter of opthalmic optician John


Newberry and dispensing optician Judith Newberry, both of F. H. Allen. In her spare time, she is a keen


horsewoman.___________ ____________________ _


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