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EE r * iu ftr n x im u For the third year
Primary School pupil Simone Smith and her
donkey fell in line behind rector the Rev. David Rlewis Tor a procession to St Peter and St Paul’s Church.
villagers and members of Holden Chapel, carrying palm crosses and singing “All Glory, Laud, and Honour.”
Communion service to follow, with coffee afterwards concluding a morning of community spiritedness and worship.
There was a Holy shows the rector, with Our photograph
Simone and Heauly close behind, during the Palm Sunday service.
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to smash window •POLICE want to question two people seen running away from a Clitheroe off- licence shortly after its window was smashed with
a pool ball. Insp. Carole Entwistle,
of Clitheroe Police, said a pool ball was thrown through the window of Whiteside’s Wine Mer chants, Shawbridge, at 12- 3(> a.m. on Saturday. A man and women, both believed to be in their 20s, were seen running away from the incident, which resulted in damage valued at £100. Anyone with informa
tion about the incident should- contact Clitheroe Police (0232 8031(11).
IN thi s Eu ro p e a n V ie w p o i n t , I thought it would be informative to give you a brief update on Eu r o p e a n Union
.Objective 5b rural funding for the Rib- ble Valley.
The following Ribble Val ley wards are eligible for funding: Aighton, Bailey and CnaigTey; Bolton- by-Bowland; Bowland, Newton and Slaidburn; Chatburn; Chipping; Gisburn; Rimington; Grindleton and West Bradford; Waddington; Wiswell and Pendleton; Ribchester. Other eligi ble areas in Lancashire are parts of Pendle, Lancaster and Wyre.
In December 1994, a strat egy document was approved for the whole o f th e N o r th e r n Uplands, which provides an integrated plan of action for the next six years. This includes a bid for grants of over
Euro MP for the Ribble Valley, which is part of the Lancashire Central European Constituency
by Mark Hendrick,
£82m. for the next six year period.
These resources will be used in a wide range of activities, complement ing other funding which will assist the process of economic development of the Ribble Valley.
The major aim is to reverse the trend of rural decline with the four main p rio rities being:
• Economic development and diversification.
• Tourism. • C o m m u n i development.
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• Environmental enhance ment and conservation.
The first set of projects is c u r r e n t ly bein g assessed and I hope that the “green light” will be given for the selected
projects at the end of this month.
I hope that it will then not be too long before residents of the Ribble Valley begin to see the real benefits of money from th e European Union.
I will keep you up to date with any developments in future editions of the European Viewpoint.
LAST week, the Euro pean Parliament unani mously agreed to an aid package of 300 million ECU for Northern Ire land.
I hope that this will give a big boost to the peace
f>rocess in Northern Ire-
and, especially as both Catholic and Protestant
politicians will be work ing together to make sure the aid is used to give the maximum bene fit. The European Com mission president, Jac ques Santer, will be visiting Northern Ire land next week and the European Parliament is
shortly to hold a confer ence on peace and reconciliation.
The European Union is
definitely playing its part to ensure that the current peace in North ern Ireland becomes a permanent peace.
I WAS very pleased to note that Lancashire County Council was a winner in the European Urban and Regional P la n n in g A w a rd s ,
Following them were
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B ird ’s-eyfe view o f the area
MEMBERS of Clitheroe Probus Club were given a bird’s-eye view of the nib ble Valley through slides taken from the dramatic vantage point of a Micro-
lite aircraft. Trevor and Maureen
Gate gave the interesting slide snow and talk during the first meeting of the season at the Pendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe, on Friday. The meeting began with
the Gates explaining how they became “hooked” on Microlite flying. Members were then asked to iden tify the 20 villages photo-
g
proposed a vote of thanks th a t was seconded by
raphed from the air efore being given the chance to ask questions. Mr George Braithwaite
members.
announced in Brussels a couple of weeks ago. As
far as I know, Lanca sh ire was th e only English winner in this scheme to encourage and reward excellence in urban and regional plan ning and so they deserve extra congratulations.
T ran sp o r t, told the audience that road acci dents kill about 50,000 :ople in the European nion every year. Thisis
the equivalent of a me- pei
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dium-sized passenger aircraft crashing every day!
He reminded them that no law-makers could hand down sensible beha viour, but outlined mea
AT the 60th Congress of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Acci dents in Glasgow, Neil Kinnock, the European C om m is s io n e r fo r
sures that were being introduced through the European Union Action Programme on Road Safety, in an attempt to cut this carnage.______
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PLANNING IN ; : THE PIPELINE
’Planning Department. Other plans included:
Farm, Church Lane, Mitton, (0195) are among thft&I latest applications lodged.,with Ribble Valley Council
PLANS for three detached dwellings at Mitton Green
use of land for obstacle course at Clough Bottom, Rabbit;-'... Lane (011)3).
Additional pole for overhead line at Mitton Green I* arm,'. Church Lane, Mitton(0194).
garages, at land opposite Vicarage House, Rabbit Lane r (02(Hi).
Erection of framed structure, comprising of four single
Farm, Whalley New Road (0200). Extension to existing dwelling at Cunliffe House Farm,
Hillington: New agricultural access at Higher Elker
Longsight Road, Langho (0202). Holton-liy-Howlund: Extension to existing silage barn !
j ami apron at Park House Farm, Gisburn Road (0191). 1 Convei-sion of derelict barn to form residential accommo-
dation at Croft Bam, Lane Ends (0203). I C0211). • . 'V ' '
Bashall Eaves: Conversion of part of barn to office anjty. ■/. .;’
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ami cubicle house together with new concrete service road < )
Renewal of jiennission for conversion of bam and out- ; buildings to dwellings at KnotUt Farm, Knotts Lane, Tosside
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I Chipping: Multi-purpose agricultural building for animal ? housing at Chipping show field, Longridge Road (0210). j
residential premises to industrial use at Primrose Cottage,*'' i off \Voone Lane (0199).
treet (0205). »
attached stables at land adjoining Megitta House, Kenyon Lane (0192).
cation for listed building consent) at Lowlands Farm, oft , Slaidburn Road (020S).
Newton: Conversion of barn to residential dwelling (appli-
Avenue (0207). Twiston: Change of use from farm building to dwelling a t ' .. Clough Head Farm (0204);
Head: Construction of conservatory at 10 Singleton (0201).
Waddington: Dormer roof extension at 23 Church Close •: • •
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S Erection of private store/tool shed at rear of 7 Union Hinckley: Erection of garage for commercial vehicle and 1
Clitheroe: Renewal of permission for change of use or, r; - :
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SEPTEMBER. 8th The French Riviera, lO days. lOth Canada 6
16th USA, 8 days
OCTODBR • 8th Canada 6 9th Klllnmey 6
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other together for tho start of tho 1Q9S Cutty •?gS5tg!J ti5
Sark'Tall Ships* Rocos which begin , from tho hlBtorlo part of Leith — EdlnburgH’s ancient
gateway to Europo. In our'oxcellont Toll Ships break we offor you tho opportunity to soo those spectacular and majestic vessels close at hand. Some oven allow you to board
them.for a closer look. . ^
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Friday, July 28tb, 1995 O n l y £ 2 0 ; .
THE EPIC STORY OP THE NORTH EAST AND ITS PEOPLE Bank Holiday Monday, IV
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Journey back In time and h c how life really was a ccntuiy ngo. Join u , ock
our visit to the North East, buy sweets In the corner shop. Jump on a tram, , experience tho way of life for the mining community, visit P Manor with Its elegant terraced gnrdena nnd stables.
o This superb living Museum celebrates Its Sliver Jubilee this
Dank hlollday Monday n host of extra entertainment is laid on througnout tho day with buskers, folk music, cloj? dancers and more.
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Do Join us on our delightful 5-day break encompassing tho older and gentler modes of transport from which to view parts of tho South Western and Mid Western Highland scenery.
July 2nd, 5 days,'£199 ; i .
Price includoms.^transport by private coach, .4 nl^ts ovening^meal, breakfast
and.accommodation at tho Macdonald Thistle Hotel, trip on ^ the Passenger Steamer Waverloy and the Screw Steamer Sir Walter
| Scott,'return journey on the West Highland Line, conducted, tour, of .a distillery, services of tour guide. .
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join us on our specially devised East AnglianB tour combining a visit to the private retreat of|
Her Malosty tho Queen with' a -couple ofE relaxing boat trips enabling you'Jo * fullyH
appreciate the real character of Broacland. ; 1
Highlights lncludo:*’ontrance
.to.Sandrlnghaml House and Gardens.and a guided boat ,-tripB on tho River Yaro, optional boat trip along the! River Buro on the^Norfolk Broads.;,/
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