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THE old auction m a rt site in its c a r park days (above) and (right) the scene as it is tran s fo rm ed into a new m a rk e t devel opment, with an increase in trad in g days to three for a tr ia l period
Go-ahead is given for three market days
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Valley Council Environ mental and Social Services Committee approved the recommendation, along with a host of o th e r arrangements relating to the operation of the market. Members heard that the
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question of a three-day market had been raised regularly in recent years, but that there was now a particularly strong need because of the £lm. coun cil investment in the site. Chief commercial ser
vices officer Mr John Heap said that increasing the number of market days would ra is e council revenue, from the renting of cabins, s ta l ls and pitches, by as much as 5092. Councillors heard that
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there had been a mixed reaction among traders to the ide a, with some strongly in favour and others pointing out their commitments to markets elsewhere. After lengthy discus
that, in addition to the fre quency of markets, a num ber of other issues had been discussed during a total of eight meetings with traders. On the table were the layout of the market, physical design of cabins and stalls, alloca tions, transfers, rents and market regulations. Councillors commended
The meeting was told
sion, however, representa tives agreed that a three- day market should be tested, but during the summer rather than win ter months. It is believed the trial will begin after Easter, when the Station Road site is expected to be completed, and continue until September.
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Chip shop frying to win first plaice
TUB Waddington It (i a d C h i p p y i n Clitheroe is the sole representative from the Kibble Valley entering the 199-1 Fish and Chip Shop
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While there was enough room for all the current stall and cabin traders, there would, at the outset, be fewer pitches available. It was suggested that those who had been on the market the longest be given first refusal. Mr Heap noted that
the fact that Mr Heap had sought to negotiate agree ments with traders and reach a consensus, rather th an simply impose changes. Mr Heap explained that
position, relative to neigh bours, on the new site, but that this was not possible. However, the practice
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traders had assumed all existing tenants would be given the option of trans ferring to the new site.
there would be eight pitches initially, compared to as many as 12 now, and the same number of cabins (39) and stalls (31). While the cabins would be simi lar in size to the current ones, six of the stalls would be Sft long, with the remainder the same size as at present — 10ft long. The meeting heard that
of not having neighbouring stalls selling the same type of goods will continue. In addition, the fruit and vegetable cabins will be separated on the same basis. It was agreed that no more than three outlets for any one line would be allowed on the whole market. Concerning problems on
that construction of the Station Road archway and hard-standing for the mar ket would soon be com pleted. The next phase would be the erection of the cabins. It was hoped that 909r
meeting. Mr Heap said
of the market would be able to move into the new site at the same time next April. A car park on the present site was the final phase and it was hoped this would lie finished next summer. Within weeks, building
the market in the past, Mr Heap said it had been agreed that, in future, ten ants would be required to attend personally, with the exception of holidays
traders wanted their stalls to remain in the same
and sickness. Speaking a f te r the
work is expected to begin on the adjacent housing association site. Mr Heap said coun
cil was presently prepar ing a replacement car parking site next to the existing Chester Avenue car park.
il IHCHESTKK is about “Dance of White Darknes. , formed by the Horse and Hambou llu-ativ l
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the Parochial Hall.
starting at 7 p.m., is the latest ollcring innn the p - fcssional company which organises horse-drawn toms. It brings together Horse anil Bamboo puppet and mask creations with co work tiv Ludus Dance Company. Tickets are priced at
The production, which takes place on August 1- n. , innovative
are available from the Tourist Intormation t eiitic. Clitheroe.
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to do is Till in a sim ple questionnaire say in g why t h c v think the chip shop deserves to win first place.
Sea Fish Industry Authority, in asso c ia t io n with the Potato Marketing Hoard, the competi tion celebrates the
Organised by the
fact that fish and chips are still the nation's number one take-away.
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marketing officer Mr Malcolm Large: “ The competition gives consumers the opportunity to com pliment the excellent fish and chips and
Said a u th o r i ty
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