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PERSONAL SERVICES


World stage for Claire’s views


CHILDREN in Holton- by-Howland have been


celebrating the parish church’s patron saints


day in a custom that has its origins in the Middle Ages. T h e v i l l a g e w a s


granted a royal charier by Edward I I I in the l i lh century to hold a fa ir to ce leb ra te St Peter and St Paul’s day. Over the centuries the annual event has faded away* leaving the par­ ish annual sports day organised by the Chil­ dren’s Committee. Held every year on


the Saturday nearest to the saints’ day, the sports are for all chil­ dren in th e pa r ish between the ages o f three and 11. O u r p h o t o g r a ph


shows some o f the 50 youngsters who look part in a short service before an afternoon full o f sports* a tea in the village hall and a fancy dress competition to


round the day off.


A roaring year lies ahead


for Brian


THE new president of Clithoroe Linns Pluti w i l l inulre im *n i i » iT s l i ip


awareness the focus of his term o f office.


Temporary closure o f lane


A STRETCH of the 015-1 lane between Kirk Mills


and Clark House, Chip­ ping, is to be closed tem­


porarily t « enable refill bishment work to b carried out to water


mains. The ‘120-metre stretch


was to be closed from 0 a.m. yesterday, Wednes­ day, to 4 p.m. on August 7th, or until e a r l ie r completion. The alternative route


for vehicles is via the unnamed road pa st Saunders Rake House and Nan King’s Farm. It then turns le f t on to the unnamed road near Fish House Lane and past Wol- fen Mill to rejoin the CH54 at F ish H ou se , and vice-vc»rsa. Access to properties will


be available at all times. Smoke alarm


YET another possible fire was caught by Clitheroe


Fire Brigade after a smoke alarm went off in a


Barrow flat. “ Yet again, this high­


lights the importance of smoke a larm s,” com­ mented Clitheroe’s station


officer. Mr Dave McCrnth. 'Hi.- iiii-jili-nl m»xunvil at


Creen Park Court at 7-lU a.m. on Saturday, after the resident put a pan on the cooker and then went for a bath. Clitheroe Fire Brigade


was called by neighbours who saw the smoke. Fire­ fighters used two sets of breathing apparatus and one hose reel to deal with the situation.


Raised £197


DESPITE heavy drizzle, there was a good turn-out


Mr Brian Cushing, of


; Burrow, takes tile helm of I Clitheroe Lions for the r j second time, having been


’ i president in 11IS:!. ’ Mr Cushing, who is a senior partner of Burnley


A LANGHO Scout gave her views about the future of the movement in front of 800 Scouts from around the world at an interna­ t i o n a l c o n f e r e n c e in


Norway. Claire Schofield (20), o f Whul-


ley Road, took to the speakers platform for 15 minutes to talk at


the World Scout Conference. She was one of 12 Scouts from the


United Kingdom attending both the conference and the World ^ outh Forum in Oslo. They were repre-


Renting Europe. Claire, a former R ib b le sd a le High


School and Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupil, admits she was a little nervous before her speech. She said. 1 was nervous when getting up to talk I had to be careful not to talk too fast, because the interpreters had to


translate.” She was youth vice-chairman for the


European region and repoi ted to the conference about the previous »CLks


^Thc two events lasted a fortnight.


They were aimed at increasing youth participation in Scouting and giving voung people a voice in the decision­ making bodies in the movement.


Despite her nerves, Claire was


delighted to attend the conferences. She said: “ I felt really honoured taking part and was quite surprised to be offered a place.”


Her name was put forward after she


demonstrated her enthusiasm and com­ mitment to the movement both at


regional and national level. Before the conference, Claire travelled to London almost every weekend to prepare with the other delegates.


The conference was not Claire’s first


time as an international delegate. Two years ago she attended a similar con­


ference in Salzburg. Claire started as a Brownie and


Guide at St Leonard’s troop. Langhu. She joined Langhu Venture Scouts at


the age of 15 and is now a member ot the u lackbu rn d is t r ic t Scout


Fellowship. Claire is now on her summer holi­


days from Worcester College, where she will start the filial year of a history degree in September.


Our picture shows Claire hack at


home after addressing Scouts Irom around the world.


promotion fulfillment and packaging firm Teega Agencies, said it was his aim to strengthen the club through a membership awareness drive. He commented: “Clith­


eroe Lions is committed to the health and well-being of others, along with many other activities and worth­ while objectives. A mem­ bership drive will support our programme of local


needy projects.” Mr Cushing is a former


chairman o f Clitheroe Round Table and a former member of Whalley Lions. He is also a member of the Ribble Valley SuperScan Appeal and the Abbeyfield


Committee. In his spare time, Mr


Cushing enjoys playing golf and is a member of Clitheroe Golf Club.


Vandalism


THE windscreen of a Peu­ geot 205 GTA car parked in Albion Street, Clith­ eroe, was smashed by van­ dals in the early hours of Saturday. The damage is valued at £150.


Councillors are to decide on Gisburn diner tonight


TO sell tea or not to lell tea w i l l be the [uestion facing bor- > u g h c o u n c i l l o r s


onight. The most traditional of


iritish institutions — tne


ea room — is likely tcii gc hem in a stew when they


will he able tu <M>vn his doors to customers.


Tlie plans ior the lid-seat


building have been sub- mitted to Ribble Valley


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before agreeing whether a cafe or restaurant with the diner’s function com- out the need for planning plies with local planning permission. rules..


Borough Council by ftli ■ .... ............... ■■■.............. J'l.iLtnnher Hindley, the councillors must rely oil


m, n which Gisburn is mal meaning” o f the ['IV.


em in a stew when tney l,Uj ;st week, a- drinks planning report tea — S^uss plans for a new ,i(.;.IKe was granted, wh,eh particularly in the North


lishurn. Already, several villag-


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now up t « borough coun tors to decide when a te. om is not a tea room.


re . ... Will*


he conclusions m a ■ > ing report. the de\c


ner on the outskirts of vil, restrict the business of England - can mean a UCI UI


’i i) p.m. closing time. substantia) meal. The


rs have said the dme s lot their cup <»f t «a i,n<1 1


. ,n | u . ; i n p i I C . i n » ' “ «“ ■ t *1L* selves tea rooms which serve cooked, thr


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p lan n in g ‘


t Committee meet- meals.


decide on the definitions of then once it is opened the whether action against.the i£a raom anil restaurant dinei! could he changed to developer should be taken


1 -p,i e v w i l l h a v e to I f classed as a I r'. . ._ ,1... /l/.lnntiiniu id ll\..i,


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l ° With dictionaries at the report adds that there are ready, councillors will examples of some estab- dcimte the finer points of lishments calling tliem- the* applicat‘ ° n al


Jr most of the land what is termed the “nor- words. According to the


Because there is no legal definition for a tea room.


However, if councillors


judge the diner to he a restaurant, they will then


have to decide if it com­ plies with local planning rales. In the report, coun­ cil officers conclude that, if the diner is classed as a restaurant, it would not be con tra ry to planning policy.


The council’s Director of and D ev el- serve cooked, three-course


Central Services. Mr Paul Timson. said that, if coun­ cillors did not agree with the conclusions, they


.. tea room, would have to decide


for the Clitheroe Garden Club coffee evening at the home o f chairman Mr Shaun Roney and Mrs Audrey Roney. Coffee and biscuits were served and cake, bric-a-brac and books stalls did a brisk


trade. There was a successful


raffle in which prizes were won by 50% o f those attending. A welcome £107.50 was made and it is hoped to subsidise the Morecambe Bay sponsored walk by covering the cost of the coach.


Cycle taken


THIEVES [losing as cus­ tomers at a Clitheroe cycle shop stole a bike and two [lairs of sunglasses from a


display stand. They struck at Pedal


Power, ill Waddington Road, between 12.05 p.m.


on Friday and 1 p.m. on Monday, and stole a yel­ low Rochshox Zuarea pedal cycle, valued at £280, and two pairs of Oakley Eye Jacket sun­ glasses, which have a total value of £110


Prizewinners


WINNERS at Clitheroe Castle Museum’s recent activity weekend wore Gillian Hickling. Mitchell Street, Clitheroe (indoor quiz); Phillip Christian, Wesham (mystery object); Nicola Hinsdale. Moorland Crescent, Clitheroe, and Robert Rrass, Lowergate, Clitheroe (wildlife quiz).


The winners


WINNERS at the Mon­ day's bridge session at the Pendle Clul) were Mr D. Crossthwaite and Mrs S. Keierseii, Miss A. ’i ates and Mrs A. Riley. On Fri­ day, winners were Mr D. Crossthwaite and Miss It. Holland, Mrs E. Wood and Mrs M. Whittaker.


Skipton venue


HALF-a-day was enjoyed in Skipton by :>2 members of the Clitheroe Townswo­


mens’ Guild. After a sail on the canal


the rest or the time was spent browsing rouml the market and simps in tin warm sunshine.


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Clithcroc Advertiser tfc Times, July 18th, 1996 15 Public Notices


ANNOUNCEMENTS SECTION


STARTS HERE Public Notices


NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSION


TH E T O W N A N D C O U N T R Y P L A N N IN G ( G E N E R A L D E V E LO PM E N T PR O C E D U R E ) O R D E R 1995


NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 8


P R O PO S E D D E V E L PO M E N T A T H E N TH O R N E R O AD LANDFILL SITE. HENTHORNE ROAD, CLITHEROE


11 GIVE NOTICE that Lancashire Waste Services are applying to the Lancashire County Council for planning permission for amendment to statement of reasons regarding hours of operation at the site.


I Members of the public may inspect copies o f the application, the plans, and other documents submitted with it at The Ribble Valley Borough Council. Council offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe or at the Planning Department, Lancashire County Council during all r e a s o n a b le h o u r s , u n t i l th e 8tn A u g u s t , 1 9 9 6 . Anyone who wishes to make representations about this application should write to the County Council at the County Planning Department, PO Box 160, East Cliff Preston by the 8th August,


1996. Receipt ot representations will not be acknowledged. Graeme Bell, County Planning Officer, Lancashire County Council


Date 16th July. 199o


NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSION


TH E T O W N A N D C O U N T R Y P L A N N IN G (G E N E R A L D E V E LO PM E N T PR O C E D U R E ) O R D E R 1995 N O T IC E U N D E R A R T IC LE 8


P R O PO S E D D E V E LO PM E N T SO U TH O F B O L TO N -B Y -B OW LA N D


11 GIVE NOTICE that Lancashire County Council is applying for banning permission for a new footbridge crossing Skiraen Beck. Members of the public may inspect copies of the application, the


I plans, and other documents submitted with it at nibble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, or at the Planning Department, Lancashire County Council dunng all


reasonable hours until the 8th August. 1996. Anyone who wishes to make representations about this application should write to the County Council at the County Planning Department, PO Box 160, East Cliff. Preston by the 8th


August, 199o. Receipt of representations will not be acknowledged. Graeme Bell, County Planning Officer, Lancashire County


Council. Date: 18th July, 1996.


RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) A C T 1990


DESIGNATED CONSERVATION AREA


I An application has been received for I permission to: Re-instatement ot


stone mullioned windows (4 no.) at Potterford Farm, Elker Lane,


3/96/0^85n * A p p l ic a t io n N o * Replacement of existing windows


l with windows in keeping with the | age ot the property at Quaker Root. Hothersatl Lane, Hothersall, Nr L o n g r id g e . A p p lica t io n N o.


, "96/0388. I This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings ol Special Architectural or Histone Interest


Any person wishing to make representation should do so m( wnting, within 21 days from the date of this advertisement to the Director


of Development. Council Offices. Church Walk. Clitheroe B87 2RA quoting reference number.


Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information)


Act 1985. any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Planning ana Development c o m m i t t e e a g e n d a . W h e n determining the application it may not always be possible to take account of late representations received after the 21 day period. A copy of the application form and plan may be inspected in the Development Department within the period stated. Signed M. Kirby on behalf of Director of Development Date: 12th July. 1996


RIBBLE V A L L E Y B O R O U G H C O U N C IL


PLANN IN G (L IS TE D B UILD ING S AN D


C O N S E R V A T IO N A R E A S ) A C T 1990


D E S IG N A TE D C O N S E R V A T IO N A R E A


An application has been received for permission to: Proposed new


dwelling to replace existing at 49 C h u rch S t re e t . R ib che ste r.


Application No. 3/96/0382. Conservation area consent existing dwelling to be demolished and replaced with new dwelling at 49 Church Street. Ribchester.


Application No. 3/96/0383. Any person wishing to make representation should do so In writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Director of Development, Council Offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting reference number. Under the provisions of the Local G o v e r n m e n t (A c c e s s to Information) A c t 1985, any representations received will be available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Pla n n in g an d De ve lopme n t com m it te e a g e n d a . W h e n determining the application it may


not always be possible to take account of late representations received after the 21 day period. A copy of the application form and


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lan may be inspected in the evelopment Department within


the penod stated. Signed M. Kirby on behalf of Director of Development Oate: 12th July, 1996


RIBBLE V A L L E Y B O R O U GH C O U N C IL


P U N N IN G (L IS TED BUILDINGS AN D C O N S ER V A T IO N AR EAS ) A C T 1990


D E SIG NA TED C O N S ER V A T IO N AR E A


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An application has been received (or permission to: New shop and facade at ground floor level, change of use at first and second floor levels to create offices at 53 King Street. Whalley. Application


No. 3/96/0381. Any person wishing to make representation should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertisement, to the Director of Development, Council


Offices. Church walk, Clitheroe BB7 2R A quoting reference


number. Under the provisions of the Local G o v e r n m e n t (A c c e s s to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be


available for inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Pla n n in g and Development


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c om m it te e a g e n d a . W h e n determining the application it may not always be possible to take


account of late representations


received after the 21 day period. A copy of the application form and


the period stated. Signed M. Kirby on behalf of Director of Development Date: 12th July, 1996


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B O L TO N -B Y -B OW L A N D


I G IV E N O T IC E that Lancashire County Council is applying to the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning permission to erect a new timber foot bridge (3 x 9.5m spans with steps at East End - carried on 2 -3m high piers). Application No. 3/96/0389. T n e p ro po sed deve lo pme nt alfects Public Right ot W a y No. 30 Bolton-by-Bowland. Members of the public may inspect copies of the application, the plans and other documents submitted with it at Reception, Level D. Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe during normal office hours until 8th August,


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