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AMENDMENTS to Castle Cement’s applica­ tion to excavate 5S million tonnes ol limestone from Bellman Quarry have met with a cold response from local campaigners The Bellman Quarry


Action Group issued a statement claiming the new changes would make no difference in limiting am the impact on the people,


should be refused: “The action group feels just as strongly as it did with the


enities and landscape in this particular area of the


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original, that the amended a p p l i c a t i o n m u s t b e


Kibble Valley. It added that, under the


refused and also that we have the support of many people in the area."


changed application, the noise, dust, traffic and visual implications would remain unchanged, as would the total destruction


of wildlife and flora. Castle Cement’s propos­


al to extract the stone from a 25-hectare site has been replaced with a revised plan to extract 25.5 million tonnes from 23 hectares. The amended plan also


The group said that objections to the plan


should be sent to: The countv planning officer, East Cliff County Offices, PO Box 100, Preston, PR1 HEX.


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M A Y 0 R S a n (I mayoresses from all


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limits the depth of quar­ rying and reduces the planned 50 years for res­ toration to -10 years. The group's statement


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over Lancashire were “ all eves’’ as they watched th e ir host, Kibble Valley Mayor Coun. Tony Jackson, repair Ihc coach taking them for a day out in the Kibble Valley. Wearing his suit and


said: "It is important to remember that restora­ tion, if at all, will be in the lifetime of our children’s grandchildren and will not


Bellman Quarry Action G r o u p b e l i e v e s


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Plans in pipeline


PLANS for the convulsion of a barn into a dwelling at Bambini! Clough Kami. Lambing Clough l.anu. Hurst Green (number 0H.I7) are among the latest applications lodged with the Kibble Valley Council’s Planning


Ih'partnicnt. Other plans inchule: Aighlon. Hailey, t.halgley:


Two-storey extension and installation of new septic tank at Isle Cottage. Avenue Load,


entrance/drivewav to serve existing hard-standing area to provide parking facilities at iMithcroc lloyal Grammar School, Chatburn Knad (1I21HI). Mitton: Conversion of redun­


Burst Green (ilium. C l i th e ro e : A d d itio n a l


dant barn to dwelling at Anger- ham Barn. Church Lane ttlgllo). Head: Internal modifications


to ancillary rooms to create swimming pool, involving alterations to windows at Kean Hall, Whalley Road (02(1,1. Internal modifications to form


swimming pool at Head Hall, Whalley Road (lliodl. Kitchen extension at


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Mavoral chain, Coun. Jackson rolled up his sleeves and temporarily fixed a problem with a fan licit. The chartered coach


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replace the mature agri­ cultural landscape we see today."


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Wiswell solicitor Miss Karen Barnsley married Harrogate evangelist Mr Robert Riant during a ceremony at the Gospel Hall, Blackburn. ’file bride is the younger


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carried a traditional bou quel of lilies, lemon IVcesi; and wax flowers.


Judith Mellish. Alison Mellish, Lois Stock and


In attendance were


daughter of Mr and Mrs .John Barnsley, of Moor-


Abigail Kaye. The page boy was Jonathan Con­


side Lane. Wiswell. The bridegroom is the


way. the bride's nephew. th e bridesmaids wore


only son of Mr and Mrs George Riant, of Wayside


Walk, Harrogate. The bride, given away


ballerina-length dresses of champagne silk with tar­


!>•/ her father, wore a long- sieeved ivory dupion gown with embroidery on the bodice and sleeves. Her veil was held in place by an Alice band of porcelain and silk flowers in gold, cream and rust and she


flowers.Best man was Mr I lull]


tan piping, bows and rosettes. Their straw boaters and bonnets were trimmed with tartan and


Rave and ushers were M Brian Conway. Mr Kick Williams. Mr Wesley Downs and Mr Rhilip


John Stock. A reception followed at


Nelson.The ceremony was per­ formed by Mr Rhillip Harding. Organist was Mr


the Eoxfields Country Hotel, Billington. The cou­


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Conversion of barn plan deferred


ple are to live in Harro­ gate, following a honev- m o o n in Ta y s id e ,


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the Lancashire area gather together. This year’s event, hosted by Coun. Jackson, began at Ribchcsler at HI a.m. Everyone hoarded the coach, which then trav­ elled to Clithcroe and out into the surround- i n g v i l l a g e s an d countryside. Shortly a f te r the


was travelling past Stocks Reservoir when


flashing red lights on the dashboard alerted the driver, Mr terry


Word of new local NHS trust


blows into Europe NEWS of Lhe birth of the new ComnumiCare


NHS Trust has crossed the Channel. One of the GOO special balloons released to mai k


Murray, who pulled into a nearby car park. Using his mechanical knowledge, Colin. Jack- son, who until recently had his own garage in Kibchcster, managed to got the coach hack on the road so that the journey could continue. Each year, a different


Loan helps create new venture


CREATION is the buzz word lor a Low Mool woman who is ready to set


up a unique three-prongei 1 •


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business venture m C-litn* eroe, with help from the world of enterprise.


St Raul’s Close, is knitting together her ideas to set up “Castle Wool Crea­ tions," which will open on Mav Kith at the premises above The Market Lads shoe shop on Rarson Lane.


Mrs Marv Nolan (51), of


bipci] her idea with the help of a business loan from the Consortium of East Lancashire Enter­ prise Agencies (OLLEA) and hopes to appeal to both the Kibble Valley market and to tourists, with a shop which should provide something for everyone.


Mrs Nolan has ileve- COUNCILLORS deferred


plans for a .Sabden barn conversion, following con­ cern that it could tie a "springboard" for lurther commercial development. Kibble Valley Connells


will he on offer and Mrs Nolan will also have a sewing room, where a clothes alteration service will he available for customers.


A vast variety of wools


Rlanning and Devel­ opment Committee mem­


business will be the sale of hand-made garments am craft creations, which will bring together the work ol maiiv local eraftspeop c with’ her own hand-made


The third aspect of the


bers heard that the appli­ cation for Bottom I-arm,


innovations.


Whallev Road, was only for domestic purposes, after plans for an eques­ trian and indoor riding school were withdrawn. In a report to the com­


breakdown, the party stopped at the Inn at Whitcwell for lunch and mechanics were called out to replace Hie damaged parts. The p r o h 1 c m sec m e d to relate to one of the six fan belts, which had


the launch has reached Holland. Staff at Clitheroe Com-


s n a p p e d , b e c o m i n g trap p e d round the


Mayor h osts a day where all Mayors from


Others.The party arrived safelv at Stonyhurst College for a guided tour, given in groups of 12, ending with refresh­ ments in the Baylev


room.


250 sign lollipop petition


OVER. 2511 Clitheroe resi­ dents have signed a peti­


were deposited in shops and businesses near the pelican crossing, at the junction with Greenaere


"Copies of the petition . . Street.Ret it ion co -o rg a n i s e r


Mrs Jackie Devine said that the petition would he sent to the Traffic Inspec- tontU* ami Kibble Valley


tion demanding that a lol­ lipop warden be reinstated on a busy stretch of Whal­ lev Road.


munitv Hospital were delighted when a postcard was received from a Dutch resident who found a bal­ loon on the beach at Bioe- mendaal and, alter reading the inscription, sent a postcard to the new authority, conveying her g re e t in g s and good wishes.The postcard was sim­ ply addressed to "Com- muniCare, Blackburn, Hvndburn and Kibble Val­ iev , E n g 1 a nil, ” a n « reached its destination on


Monday.The balloons in Ulith- eroe were released outside


the hospital by Mr Barry Barnes, vice-chairman of the trust. He told staff and those watching that, as a Kibble Valley resident, it was a privilege for him to


be at the launch. C o m m u n i C a r e w a :


smaller than the district health authority, which gave it the opportunity to


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the community. The balloons released


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the community — hut few watching on a wet and windy day outside CJith- croe ’Hospital realised that the word would he blown into Europe.


Ml* Mr Nigel Kvans. Site commented: “Wc


would like to thank all the shops and businesses which helped us collect the signatures. There is a lot of concern about this issue and we are certainly not going to give up the fight t o h a v e t h e w a r t ! e n


reinstated." Nigel Evans told the


"Advertiser and Times” this week that he hoped to speak to the residents


soon.He commented: "What­ ever decision is taken by the Traffic Inspectorate, its prime concern should be the safety of local chil­ dren and the public as a whole. 1 am following the situation and hope to speak to the residents about their worries when 1 am next in the area.


Craftworkers display skills


mittee, Sabden Rarish Council had criticised the original application, which included the riding school, saying it was “too large a commercial development


for the area.” S evera l committee


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members claimed that the amended development might be used for commer­ cial development in the


future. The application was


deferred for further con­ sultation with the parish council.


CURRENTLY demonstrat ing their skills at Sam- lesbury Hall are Whalley couple Jack and Sheila


HMrLHolmes is a woodcarver and is specialising in hand-carved walking sticks in his exhibition, while Mrs Holmes’ craft is rare breed kmtweai and


U\jand-made rare breed wool garments and travel nigs in black, brown and grey colours will be on show and the work of both will be available to pm -


chase of order.


their home at Kortfield Bar. Whalley. The hall is open every day but Moml*i>. uom


Most of the couple’s work has been craltt-d at . , , ,1


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