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PU P IL S of C l i th e ro e Royal Grammar School who achieved passes at A- level (grades indicated
after subjects) were: Darren Birtwell:
BS-c.GS- d, CL-d. Aysha Ahsan: BG-c, BS-b, CL-b. Sima Amin: BG- c, BS-b. GS-e, M-e. David Bailey: 0-a, EL-a, GS-b,T-b. - — izaoeth Baker: Q-d, GS-e,
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CL-c, M-b. H. M. Baker: B-b, C-c, GS-c, M-c.
GS-d. Janet Bancroft: BS-b, E-c, CL-c. Joanna Barkess:
Suzanne Ball: BS-c, E-b,
BS-a, E-a, GS-a, H-a. Benja min Baron: C-d, GS-e, M-c, P-
c, CO-c(AS level). Rachel Baron: Q-a, E-a, F-a, GS-c. Helen Barton: BG-c, CL-b,
M-b.Joanne Bauer: BS-e, E-c, F-e. Naomi Beattie: GS-d, H- a, L-b, M-c. Ruth Bedford: E- b, F-b, GS-b, H-c. Chris topher Berry: BG-d, Q-e, E-e. Helen Bibby: EL-a, F-b, GS- b, H-a. Ian Blacktop: BS-b,
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A — Art and Design, B — Biology, BG — British Government and Politics, BS — Business Studies, C — Chemistry, CL — Classics, CO — Comput ing, DT — Design and Technology, E — English Language, EL — English Literature, F — French, FM — Further Mathematics, G — German, GS — General Studies, H — History, HE — Home Economics, L — Latin, M — Mathematics, O — Music, P — Physics, Q — Economics, R — Reli gious Studies, T— Geography.
Heloise Jackson: C-c, GS-c, CL-a. Benjamin Waddington: CL-c, M-c, B-a(AS level).
Anand Jain: C-a, FM-a, GS-b, M-a, P-a. Katherine Jamieson: B-d, GS-d, T-b, R-b. Alex ander Johnston: GS-b, T-a, M- b, P-c. Steven Johnston: A-c, CL-b, H-e. Emma Jones: R-b. Sarah Jopson: E-b, F-a,
Q-d, GS-b, T-b, M-e. Michelle Waddington: E-a,
GS-c, G-b. Matthew Kerr: BS-b, DT-d, GS-b. Craig Kip- pax: Q-d, GS-d, M-a, P-a. Catherine Kirk: EL-e, GS-e, H-e. Helen Knight: GS-e, CL- d, H-d. Joanne Lander: BG-e,
e. Matthew Bolton: EL-b, GS- c, G-d, H-b. Elizabeth Brad- snaw: EL-a, F-a, GS-a, M-a. J. H. Brindle: T-c. Niels Bur gess: A-b, BG-d. Christine Butler: Q-b, GS-b, CL-a, H-a. Benjamin Butterfield: BG-
DT-b, GS-e, CL-d. Sarah Bollan: BS-c, E-d, T-
B-e(AS level). David Leadbeater: BS-d,
b, GS-c, CL-a, R-c. Stephen Buttcrworth: C-b, FM-b, GS- b, M-a, P-b. Juliette Byrne: T-c, O-D, R-c. Nicola Carroll: BG-d, EL-b, F-c. Alex Cave: BS-b, M-e(AS level). Paul Chadwick: BG-c, GS-a, M-a, P-b, B-a(AS level). Louise Cheshire: B-b, Q-d,
GS-d, M-b, CO-d(AS level). Nabilah Chowdhury: B-c, C-e, GS-e, P-e. Jonathan Churchill: BG-b, GS-b, CL-b, R-b. Paul
DT-d, GS-d. Gary Lee: BG-d, GS-e, H-d. Naomi Lishman: EL-d, F-e, GS-d, CL-c. Helen Longworth: EL-b, F-c, GS-e H-d. Daniel MacGregor: B-c, E-b, GS-b, T-b. Elizabeth Mallam: B-a, C-a, FM-a, GS- a,
M-a.Richard Martin: C-b, FM-b, GS-b, M-a, P-a. Judith Max well: B-d, GS-c, M-e. Alexan dra McGbee: BG-b, BS-b, GS- e, H-b. Jane McNamee: BS-b, GS-d, T-d. Brett Melling: C-b, GS-a, P-b, M-a(AS revel). Rachel Middleton: BG-e. Joseph Mortiboy: B-d, C-e,
Clegg: E-c. CL-d, H-e. Lucy Clement: EL-a, F-b, GS-a, CL-a, B-a(AS level). William Coates: DT-c, GS-d, M-a, P-c. Marian Cocker: B-a, C-c,
F-a, GS-b, M-a. Graham Wakefield: C-b, FM-a, GS-a, M-a, P-a. Rebecca Walker: B- a, C-b, GS-b, M-a. Gillian Walmsley: Q-c, E-b, GS-d, T- c. Alison Warburton: E-c, GS- d, L-c, M-d. Stephen Webb: C-a, FM-a, GS-a, M-a, P-a. Antony Welfare: BS-b, GS-
d, T-c, M-d(AS level). Robert Whitwell: C-c, GS-e, T-b, M- c. Maxine Wilby: B-b, C-c, GS-a, H-a, M-e(AS level). Stephen Williams: BS-b, Q-d, GS-e, T-c. Angela Wilson: E- c, F-d, GS-e, CL-e. Nina Worrell: BG-d, Q-d, GS-d,
G-e.Joanne Wray: E-d. Lisa Wren: E-d, CL-c, H-b. Mary Wright: A-c, B-d, GS-d, M-c. Katnryn Yates: C-b, GS-c, M- a, P-b. Jacqueline Yearing: GS-e, CL-c, H-b, R-d. Aamir Zulfi: BG-e, GS-e, CL-e. Kathy Bromage: FM-b, GS-
b, P-b.
DT-a, GS-c. David Moss: C-d, GS-d, M-e, P-c. Andrea Mous- tacas: EL-d, CL-c, H-d. Leonie Newton: E-e. Richard Nicholson: Q-e, GS-c, T-d
GS-b, M-b. Mark Crookall: BS-b, GS-c, T-b. Ross Crow- croft: GS-b, T-a, M-a, P-b. Robert Davey: BS-b, GS-d, T- b, Heidi Davison: B-b, C-b, GS-b, M-c. Susannah Dins- dale: B-e, GS-e. GMichelle Doherty: E-b, F-b,
Tracy Owen: EL-c. GS-e, CL- d. Kathleen O’Reilly: B-a, C- a, GS-a, P-a, M-a(AS level). Phillip Parker: DT-e, GS-e. Suzanne Parker: B-e, E-a, GS-d, T-c. Christopher Par kinson: BS-a, E-c, GS-b, T-a. Stuart Perkins: B-e, GS-e.
Susan Ould: GS-c, M-e, P-d.
Shi, H-a. Daniel Driver: DT- c, GS-e, CO-e(AS level).
Dawn Dryden: E-c, GS-c, H- a, M-c. Luke Dugdale: C-b, GS-c, T-a, M-c. James Eccles- ton: DT-c, T-c. Julie Edelston: B-d, C-d, GS-e, T-b. Alan Edmondson: E-c, GS-
e, C-e. Christophe Pinard: BG-d, CL-d, H-d. Gregory Pope: C-a, GS-a, M-a, P-a,
d, T-c. H-e. Bryony Eland: BG-c, E-c, GS-e, H-c. Eliza
beth England: B-b, E-a, GS-b, G-b. David Evans: BG-c, EL- b, GS-d, H-b. Jan Evans: BG- d, E-c, GS-c, H-c. Glyn Everett: Q-a, GS-a, M-a, P Jennifer Flanagan: BG-d, GS-c, H-d. Abigail Fletcher:
Good news on unemployment
for the area
THE Ribble V a lley has fallen under the national spotlight once again — this time for declining unemployment rates.
made front page headlines, with news of the lowest inflation level in 27 years and lowest jobless rate since .January, lf)!)2, the Ribble Valley Parliamen tary constituency was pin pointed as one of the good news stories.
As the British economy
included in a graph pub lished in “The Indepen dent” newspaper high l ig h t in g th e to p 25 constituencies across the country where unemploy ment fell the most from June l!l!>3-!ll.
T h e b o r o u g h w a s
THE person who can guess the identity of this trio of young ladies could win free tickets to the
production in which they are starring. Members of Read and Simonstone Players are
featuring a show with songs from popular musi cals such as "Cats,” “Oliver,” “Annie,” “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Drcamcoat and
“Les Miserablcs.” The three teenage cats have lived, in Read tor
Guides.
about 10 years or more and have all been involved with village activities, such as Brownies and
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girls, while their make-up was applied by Clitheroc resident Mary Thomas.
Their costumes were tic-dyed by one of the three
players are involved in the September production, on the 15th, 16th and 17th a t Read United
Forty youngsters from the junior section of the
tember 1st. Answers with your name and. address should be sent to Dee Bottoms, 78 Whalley Road,
Read, BB12 7PN. "_______________•
Reformed Church. The closing date for competition entries is Sep
21G locally during that period, making the Kibble Valley one of just three Northern constituencies in
Jobless rates dropped
the top 2.ry list. The others were- Hyndburn (-21 '7t) and Stoke South (-21'J).
by the-Hpiise of Commons library,’! accompanied an '.article‘about the political
ThO,'figures, published
make-up of the a reas where unemployment has fallen the most, as well as w h e re th e r e was no ch a n g e o r a r i s e in unem|3oyment.
the 25 seats where the highest drops in jobless
The Tories held 20 of
rates were recorded. Only three, including Hyndburn and Stoke South, were Labour and two were Liberal Democrat.
t h e D e p a r tm e n t of Employment show that there were 273 registered
The latest figures from
unemployed people in the Clitheroe travel to work area in May and l(i!) noti fied vacancies.
This means that 1.6 peo ple were chasing every job
vacancy locally — the best ratio for the entire North West, with Burnley com ing the closest behind (1.8) and Widnes and Runcorn faring the worst (11).
CL-d. Christopher Ogden: Q- e, GS-e, M-d, P-e.
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Katherine Phillips: E-a, F-b, GS-b, T-a. Louisa Pickles: B-
C0-c(AS level). Elizabeth Potter: B-a, C-a, GS-b, M-a. Alexa Prescott: EL-a, F-a,
GS-b, 0-a. Richard Preston: C-b, FM-e, GS-b, M-a, P-b. Clare Procter: E-e, GS-e. Colette Procter: BS-c, E-c, GS-c. M-e. Tracey Procter: Q- c, GS-c, T-a, CL-c. Shamaila Qureshi: BG-c, C-d, GS-e. Thomas Rich: BG-c. GS-d
A-c,’BG-d. GS-e. Victoria Foden: BG-d, EL-b, H-a. Graham Geldanl: BG-b, E-a, GS-a, P-c, M-b(AS level). Maria Geldard: E-e. Kirsty Goldsmith: E-d, H-c, HE-d. Benedict Gordon: GS-d, P-
C Seema Gupta: F-e, GS-e,
Green: C-e, GS-c, M-e, P-e. Mary Greenwood: A-d, F-e. Catherine Greig: BG-c, E-a, GS-b, R-a.
Hamilton: E-b, GS-b, T-b, H- Katie Hargreaves: BG-e,
L-d. B-c(AS level). Philippa
E-d. Jenny Hartley: BG-c, GS-a, H-a, M-c. Dean Har wood: Q-e, T-e, M-e. Paul Henderson: DT-d, GS-e, M-b, P-d.
CL-d, H-a. Leanne Riley: Q- F-c, GS-c, H-a. Mark Roberts: E-c, CL-d, H-d. Vic
toria Robinson: E-c, GS-d, CL-e, H-b. Zoe Ross: BG-c, E-c, GS-e. Claire Rowlands:
BG-c, GS-e, H-b, O-c. Vanessa Rozee: BG-b, E-a,
e. Alexander Gorton: Q-c, GS- b, T-c, CL-c. Amanda Green: A-d, B-d, GS-c. Jonathan
GS-b. H-a. Sven Russell: BG-
d, BS-a, GS-c, CL-c. Emma Saunders: E-a, CL-c, R-a. Claire Schofield: BG-d, CL-d,
CL-e. Richard Sharpies: DT- b, GS-d, M-b, P-c. Jane Shar-
EL-a, F-c, GS-e, G-c. Claire Sharpies: E-b, T-o,
H-e. Gemma Schofield: B-b, C-b, GS-b, M-c. Sarah Sharp:
rocks: GS-e, CL-b, G-b, M-d. Victoria Shaw: BG-b, EL-a, GS-c, H-a. Anthony Shotton: E-d, GS-d, T-d, H-d. Julian Silverwood: E-c, T-b.
d, H-e. Fiona Hindle: C-b, FM-b, GS-b, M-a, P-c. Shei-
Mikko Hill: DT-c, GS-d, T-
leagh Holden: F-b, GS-e, G-b, H-d..................................
T-c CL-e. E. C. Holt: CL-d, R-(i, B-<1(AS level). Mark Honeywell: BG-b, GS-a, T-a, H-a. Rachel Home: C-b, M-a, P-
John Holding: F-b, GS-e, GHelen Simpson: BG-b, E-b,
C-b,’M-b. Jonathan Slinger: I GS-e, CL-d, H-d. Hayley Smithies: EL-c, GS-e, CL-a, R-b. Victoria Snell: CL-e. John Standing: CL-d. Michael Stott: BG-e, Q-d, GS-b. Helen Taylor: Q-c, L-b,
S-b, CL-b. ltana Sirian: B-b,
c. Thomas Hough: C-<1, GS-d, T-c, M-d. Samantha House: B-b, C-b, GS-c, M-c. Chris topher Hutchinson: F-b, GS- b, T-c, G-d. S. C. Ishcrwood: BG-d, GS-d, T-d. M-e. CO- e(AS level). Mahfuzul Islam: BG-e.
GS-d, G-d. Lisa Taylor: H-e. Rachel Taylor: B-d, E-d, GS- e, H-a. Hannah Telfer: E-a, GS-c, T-c, H-a. Deborah Thompson: T-d, R-d. Elizabeth Thomber: BG-d,
EL-d, GS-e, CL-d. Christian Topham: B-e, C-e. Joseph Travnor: EL-b, F-d, GS-b, H- b. Sonya Trott: A-e. Sarah | Uttley: BG-c, EL-a, GS-d,
Help in conserving forest beauty spot
MAINTAINING the beauty of the Forest of Bowland, one of the Ribble Valley’s most pic turesque areas, will be helped by a new man agement plan supported by councillors.
Advisory Committee, gives direction and guidance on policy relating to the wide area, such as landscape conservation schemes, farming, recreation, spoi t and
The plan, drawn up by the Forest of Bowland ASDA Battenburg tourism.
the Bowland Countryside Management Service. Members of Ribble Valley Councils Planning and
The plan is scheduled to be implemented through
Development Committee discussed the re]>ort, which was praised.
“The advisory committee is a very good example of co-operation." said
Coun.Howel Jones.
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ight be ublic.”
“Caution is the word here, said council leader Coun. Bill Fleming. “We have get the hnl cance
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right between landowners and members of the pu!
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Coun. Harry Backhouse commented on the pro posed increased access to the area:“If more rights of wav are to be set up,
public rights of way put across their land should receive some financial compensation or people who use them should have to pay.”
d c u j j , landowners who are having iu h u d o u v . ^
belongs to the people and public rights of way should ‘ ‘ ’ from payment. Why does it always
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ing was^that all” parties involved should have their considerations taken into account when putting the
The committee backed the proposals and the feel- ---- lived si
plan into action Riding arena
HORSE enthusiasts will welcome the decision of Ribble Valley Council p la n n e r s , who h a v e granted permission for an outdoor riding arena at Edisford Bridge Farm, Clitheroe.
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Great Mitton Pansh Coun cil ex p re s sed concern about tne increased use of the access road near the
B a sh a l l E av e s and
junction by the Edisford Bridge Hotel, which it was fe l t th e . d evelopm en t | would exacerbate.
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