l(i Clitheroc Adrcrtiser it Times, March 10th, lt)i).'i
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Coming — rally to
save the Valley
THE countdown is on to a mammoth May Oav "It:il!v to Save the Vaiiey."
the
bormi.ch. C'AKVK campaigners and well- wishers will converjre on Clitheroe Castle Field to throw their
weight behind the area's bid for unitary authority status.
beins organised by Clithei’oe rambler and CAKVK member Mrs Fat Farrott, will take* place on May 2nd.
The rally, which is
will set off from four v i l la g e s , a s y e t unnamed, and gather valley people on route to the Castle.
Groups of walkers
d r e d s o f s p e c i a I CAKVK balloons will be released, while rival teams take part in a “Kibble Valley” tug- of-war!
Once t h e r e , h u n -
a n g 1 e r M r M a r t i n ■James, of CAKVK. told the “Advertiser and Times" that the event promises to be a world-beater.
of people who love the Kibble Valley and don't want to see the area torn apart will con verge on the Castle field to show the laical Government Commis sion that a carve-up of the area is just not acceptable.
He said: “Hundreds
small enough to cope, but Hit! enough to care. We are able to stand on our own and we want the chance to do so. That will be our resounding message to the commissioners on May 2nd.” Further details of
From every vomer of Can you draw a campaign cartoon?
WHAT’S up, commission? That is the question being asked by CAKVK’s new mascot, 'Arvey the rabbit.
or Kibble Valley, is the superhero rabbit whose mission in life is to prevent the break-up of the area by the laical Government Commission.
'Arvey, pronounced KV
more than a strong will and huge fighting spirit, 'Arvey will lead the cru sade against the Valley’s extinction.
Armed with nothing
'Arvey needs your help to design a cartoon logo of himself, showing what you think he should look like.
As part of his campaign.
encompass everything that represents CAKVlvs struggle to save the Kib ble Valley, from the image of the mighty defender to
His picture should
that of the persistent campaigner. This means no wimps,
Broadcas ter and E
losers or weaklings, for on no account must ’Arvey be someone who is not pre wired to stand up for what believes in.
tiser and Times” is asking anyone who feels strongly enough about the preser vation of the Kibble Valley to grab pen, paintbrush or pencil and get scribbling.
size, big or small, thin or fat, but it must show 'Arvev to be CAKVK’s powerful mascot. For the winning car toon. we will arrange a
The cartoon can be any The "Clitheroe Adver
special prize, depending on the age of the sender.
course, be judged bv 'Arvey, plus .Mr Leigh Morrissey, editor of the "Clitheroe Advertiser and Times," and Mr David Fresslev. the advertising executive who produced the idea for the crusading rabbit.
be seen out and about the Kibble Valley, in true fighting spirit, rallying support for the CAKVK campaign.
"The Kibble Valley is Keep letters rolling
THK pen might prove to be just as mighty as the sword ill the Kibble Valley’s bid for unitary authority status. To date, over (itlll letters have been received by the
the event, which will also include numerous stalls and attractions, will be available in forthcoming editions of the "Advertiser anil Times."
on any single issue, it is enough to form a quorum of local opinion. The Kibble Valley has a population of just under
ters had been received, meaning that over 2011 have been written in the last four weeks alone. Statisticians claim that if 2G of a populace write
f)2,000. so if l.OTI people write — that is TM more than have done already — the commissioners will have to sit up and take notice!
Local Government Commission on the proposed carvc- up of the area under the forthcoming Local Govern ment shake-up. Last month, commissioners revealed that 100 let
The competition will, of
K n t r i e s s h o u 1 d b e addressed to Cartoon
Competition. “The Clitli- A il ve * o is
a n d
rDID YOU
It is hoped 'Arvey will KNOW?
THK Kibble Valiev (.'ouneiTs 1 nformation Centre, in Market Place. Clithcme. provides ser vices for local people, as well as for visitors. Kaeli month, the coun
the right ucciimmmlutiou at the right price. The centre can also
cil produces a “What’s On” g u id e , which includes information on a wide range of activities and events in the area and which is distributed free throughout the Kib ble Valley and beyond. The council’s “hook-a
bed” service makes it possible for local people to plan a holiday any where in Kritain. The information centre
range of maps, guides and information about day trip attractions, walks and o u td o o r pursuits. A recent council publi
bunk seats at must of the theatres in the area, as well as concerts and workshops. It even sells fishing permits! Also in stock is a wide
Times,” 3 King Clitheroe. HB7 2EW. Our p ic tu re s h o w s
'Arvev the rabbit — with Street, Kibble Valley Council su
porters (from the lef legal services manager lan Fetter and review team
local economy. Tourism su s ta in s
officers Jane Wrigley and Chris Marsden — prepar ing for battle to save the Kibble Valley.
had -17,000 visitors in 1 *»!):> and deals with about 50 telephone enquiries a day. The number of foreign visi- t o r s to t h e a r e a increased by a third last year and staff at the information centre are working with several American operators to develop this potentially important market. Kacli year, staff at the
many local businesses and has the potential to grow and provide more e m p I o v - inent. The information centre
houses a wide range of brochures, so whether it be Scotland, the Lakes or London, it in now easy for local people to book
cation. produced in part nership with Clitheroe Civic Society and enti tled "A Walk Through Clitheroe.” is available this week. Tourism is very impor
Valentine date
KIBBLE VALLEY MF Mr Nigel Evans is to meet local government commis sioner Mrs Ann Levick, at Westminster, on Monday. At the meeting, he will
present Mrs Levick with a Valentine card, signed by over 300 Kibble Valley people opposing a carve-up of the area in the forth coming local government review. Mr Evans said: "The
keeps Civic Society informed
the main speaker, with contributions from Mr Donald C o a te s . Mr M ti u r i c e H o I d e n a n d others. The Kibble Valley Dis
THE talents of Clitheroe Civic Society com mittee members were amply displayed during the March meeting. Mr Eric Bracewell was
trict Wide Local Flan was described as a comprehen sive document, setting out the forward planning for the next 10 years. Mr Bracewell empha
being held at the Clitheroe Mayor’s Parlour on March 2lith, from 10
a.ill. to noon. Copies of the town trail will be on sale and there will be various fund raising stalls.
sised tile development of Frimrose Lodge, which he said was becoming urgent from a health and safety aspect. He also spoke about the re-use of derelict land and the main settle ment areas of Clitheroe, Longridgc and Billington. Villages, he said, must be kept as villages. There were three sites
Phil stands by for
a giant auction
of special sc ien t if ic interest in Clitheroe and 1(1 conservation areas in the Kibble Vaiiey. Hous ing sites in Clitheroe fea tured in the plan arein the areas of Frimrose, Bawd- lands, the former auction market and Nelson Street, Low Moor. The Salthil! Industrial
another mammoth fund raising effort for tile Derian House Hospice Appeal — with help from B r i ta in 's fa v o u r i te
MARATHON man Phil White is running towards
Estate, with its links to the Anil and Pimlico link road, is to be extended and Mr Bracewell made the point that suitable children’s play areas must be safeguarded. A matter needing urgent attention was traffic management in Clitheree. There was much to
eing of Clitherne is
from Rovers Return stal wart Bet Lynch, alias ■Julie Goodyear, who has donated a pair of earrings for his forthcoming charity auction. Last year he made
erland Close, Wilpshire, is a charge nurse at Caliler- stones Hospital and his enthusiasm lor making his third consecutive London marathon the biggest money-spinner so far has brought official approval
think about and anyone b interested in the well
Operetta trea t
centre take out the Kib ble Valley Koadshow to fairs and exhibitions all over the country.
tant to the Kibble Val ley. Il has been esti mated that it contributes t'l 1 oUllion a year to the
duces an annual "Where to stay" guide, a task made easier, say staff, by the number of excel lent hotels, b&hs, cara van sites and idyllic cot tages in the area!
The centre also pro
strength of feeling against a carve-up is immense. More people have written to me about this than any other issue. The Kibble Valley is rural, with differ ent needs from the sur rounding areas. Incor porating these areas would place residents under an authority with which they didn't identify. "I shall be passing the feelings of Kibble Valley residents on to Mrs Levick and will ask her to take account of these anxie ties." he added.
TH E Kibble Valley Dorian House Hospice Committee is promoting two special productions of Gilbert and Sullivan's “The Yeomen of the Guard" on March 25th and 2lith. Performed by the Cra
landlady! Mr White (11). of Suth
invited to join the society. • A coffee morning is
i'1.252 last year for the local charity and his tire less fund-raising efforts have once again yielded a good response prior to the arduous London run in April, when he hopes to surpass last year's cash haul. He has written to all H2
football clubs for support and many have sent goods which will be auctioned at Brockhall Club on March 22nd. The night promises to lie an enjoyable charity
ven Opera Group, directed bv Valerie Boulard and conducted by Howard Rogerson, it features the Langcliffe Singers and Settle Orchestra. It is being performed in
Clilheroe Parish Hall and tickets, priced i'5, are available from Gwen Clay ton (0200 -141730).
a signed T-shirt from Vic toria Wood, tins of paint donated by Crown Faints and a crate of bitter from Thwaites. in addition to a host of football items from clubs all over the country.
occasion, with a disco and a live singer, courtesy of Phil's brother, as part of the charity occasion. Lots for auction include
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