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Longridge High School in the area finals of Young Enterprise, despite scooping an amazing seven individual awards. Teacher Mr Neil Ashworth,


the school’s Young Enterprise co-ordinator, said he was bitterly


disappointed for the youngsters, who had worked incredibly hard. Nevertheless, they thoroughly


deserved their special awards and were the toast of the town, he commented. The event, held at the Mytton


Schools switch on to world of


computers THE generosity of a Manchester-based firm is helping pupils of two Clitheroe schools acquire skills for the future.


• Brookside Primary and Ribblesdale Nursery schools have each been - given a computer package to help their children and their budgets. The personal


computers were surplus to requirements at Zeneca Specialities, a subsidiary o f the International Bioscience Company, and staff were asked to nominate schools in the North-West where the equipment would have an impact. Dr Nick Thompson, o f


Zeneca, lives in Clitheroe and his son, Rory, attends Ribblesdale Nursery School and will go on to Brookside in September. He nominated the two schools, which became two o f 13 in the region to receive donations. Each package, which


includes a computer, keyboard and software, is estimated to cost around £750. Mrs June Dewhurst,


Ribblesdale headteacher, was delighted by the donation. She said: “ It is


very generous o f them. Computers are luxury items. As we already have one, we could not possibly afford another, ■but a second will be so


useful. “ Children at this level


familiarise themselves with modern technology, but the computers are very good indeed for special needs children, who gain instant rewards.” Mr Graham Claydon,


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U N LU CK Y youngsters at Ribblesdale High School in Clitheroe were pipped at the post in a top competi- t i o n f o r y o u n g entrepreneurs. They came a close second to


Fold Farm Hotel, in Langho,- was .attended by guest speaker Mr John Lancaster, who is chair­ man of Ultraframe, Ribble Val­ ley Mayor Coun. Eileen Lowe and her husband, Mr Raymond Lowe, and Mr Michael Hindley MEP.


The overall winner was Elan,


of Longridge High School, which manufactures “ Marvin the, Moose” products. Ribblesdale High School’s Fla- min Hot, which produces can­


dles, was squeezed into second place, reputedly by less than one mark.


However, the enterprising,


firm still walked off with awards for best press advertisement, best European language presen­


tation, best marketing report, highest profitability, best export achievement and best promotion


and media, as well as being joint winner of the company report


section. Flamin Hot member Deborah


Croft was also presented with the award fo r b e s t young achiever. The Ribblesdale youngsters


t a k e Y o u n g E n t e r p r i s e seriously, regularly trading out­ side the school and, in the past year alone, taking stands at Whalley’s Pickwick Night, Clith­ eroe Market and the Salesbury Primary School Christmas fair. They are also flaming hot


when it comes to parlez vous, having won the Young Enter­ prise French language competi­


tion in Brussels for three years


running. The up-and-coming young


company has received nomina­ tions for five special awards at the Young Enterprise East Lan­ cashire final next month.


sters were very much looking forward to attending the cere­ mony. “Despite not being the overall winners, they have done remarkably well and will be back next year with a vengeance!


Mr Ashworth said the young­ “We are extremely grateful to


our advisers and the Ribble Val­ ley and Hyndburn Young Enter­


prise Board for administering the competition and supporting, us throughout the year.” (CAT 8929)


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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF DEFINITIVE MAP MODIFICATION ORDER


WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981


T H E LANCASHIRE C O U N T Y CO U N C IL PabUe Notices RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


PLANNING (L IS TED BUILDINGS AND


CON SERVATION AREA S ) A C T 1990


D ES IG N A TED


CO N SERV AT ION A R EA An application has been received


for permission for change o f use of former bam and stable to form 8 no. bedrooms with en-suite facili­ ties as annex to the Talbot Hotel at Talbot Bam, Talbot Street, Chipping. Application No. 3/97/0279 and 3/97/0280. Outline application for 2 no. cot­ tages ana 9 no. apartments with ancillary parking, road and exter­ nal works at Candlemakers Croft, Lowergate, Clitheroe. Application No. 3/97/0283. Any person wishing to make repre­ sentation should oo. s o in writing within 21 days from the date o f this advertisement, to the Director of Development, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clltheroe BB7 2RA quoting the reference number, under the provisions o f the Local Government


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o f Brookside, was equally as happy. He said: “ It is absolutely great. It will be very useful. We have set it up and the Year 2 pupils are already using it.” Dr Thompson is


pictured handing over the computers to Mrs Dewhurst, Mr Claydon and staff o f Ribblesdale Nursery School at a presentation at that


.school on Friday. (CAT 8861).


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Information) Act 1985, any repre­ sentations received will b e avail­ able for Inspection by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Planning and Development committee agenda. When determining the application it may not always b e possible to take account o f late representa­ tions received after the 21 day


period. A copy o f the application form and


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lan may b e inspected in the development Department within


the period stated.


Signed: M. Kirby on behalf o f the Director o f Development


Date: 8th May, 1997___________ RIBBLE VALLEY


BOROUGH COUNCIL


PLANNING (U S T E D BUILDINGS AND


CON SERVATION AREAS) A C T 1990


U S T E D BUILDINGS


An application has been received for change of use of former bam and sta­ ble to form 8 no. bedrooms with en- suite faculties as annex to the Talbot Hotel at Talbot Bam, Talbot Street, Clltheroe, Chipping. Application No.


3/97/0279 and 3/97/0280. These properties are included in a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest Any person wishing to make representa­ tion should do so in writing within 21 days from the date of this advertise­ ment to the Director of Development, Council Offices. Church Walk, Clitheroe BB7 2RA quoting the refer­ ence number. Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any representations received will be available for Inspec­ tion by members of the public once the application has appeared on the Planning and Development commit­ tee agenda. When determining the application It may not always be pos­ sible to take account of late represen­ tations 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 the Director of Development Date: 8th May. 1997___________


ACLASSIFIED


(D E FINITIV E MAP AN D S TA TEM E N T O F PUBLIC R IG H TS O F WAY)


(DEFINITIVE MAP MODIFICATION) (NO.12) ORDER 1991


On the 14th April, 1997, the Secretary . of State for the Environment confirmed without modification the above-


mentioned Order. , ; .


The effect of the Order, as confirmed, is to modify the. Definitive Map and Statement of Public Rights of Way for tho Parish of West Bradford, Ribble Valley Borough, by:-


0 Upgrading to the status of byway open to all traffic a length of Public Footpath No 13, West Bradford,'Ribble Valley Borough, from a point on Waddlngton Road, West Bradford, class III road no. C571, (GR 7404 4447); north-westwards for a distance of- approximately 140 metres, to (GR 7400 4460)


ii) Adding a byway open to ail traffic from a point on Public Footpath No 13 , West Bradford,. Ribble Valley Borough,


approximately 140 metres north of Waddlngton Road, (GR 7400 4460) in a westerly direction for a distance of


approximately 40 metres to a point on Moor Lane, Unclassified County Road No BY.50, (GR 7396 4461) A copy of the Order as confirmed, and the map contained in it, has been deposited at the offices of the Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Clitheroe, and at my offices, where they may be inspected, free of charge during normal office hours. If required, copies of the Order and map may be purchased from my offices. The Order became operative on the 14th April, 1997, but if a person aggrieved by the Order desires to question the validity on the grounds that it is not within the powers of Section 53 or 54 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, or that any of the requirements of Schedule 15 to the Act have not been compiled with in relation to the Order, he may, under paragraph 11 of Schedule15 to the Act, within 42 days from the date of publication of the Notice, make an application for the purpose to the High Court


Dated this 8th day of May, 1997 G A Johnson Chief Executive /Clerk Christ Church Precinct, County Hall, Preston PR1 8XJ________


NOTICE OF PUBLIC LOCAL INQUIRY


WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 SECTION 53


HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 SECTfON 118 Notice is hereby given that an inspector will be appointed


by the Secretary of State for the Environment to determine Th e Lancashire County Council (Definitive Map and Statement of Public Rights of Way) (Definitive Map Modification) (No. 7) Order 1996 and will attend at:


Th e Council Chamber, Borough of Ribble Valley Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, Lancashire on Tuesday, May 20th, 1 997 at 10 a.m. T o hold a public local inquiry into the order


Th e effect of the order, if confirmed without modification, will be to modify the Definitive Map and Statement for the Parish of Sawiey in the Borough of Ribble Valley by deleting part of Bridleway No. 8, Sawiey, from the entrance to the drive of Sawiey Lodge at Grid Reference 7776 4671 in a generally north-easterly direction to its junction with Public Footpath No. 18, immediately north of the ford at Steep Wood at Grid Reference 8020 4845, a total distance of approximately 3875 metres, as shown on the Order


Map.


B. Dodd, an Assistant Chief Planning Inspector, Department of the Environment._______________________


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special rendition “Twelfth Night .


comedy , wi th participants invited to join the actors in sing­ ing, dancing, clapping and crowd


scenes. They also toured the area with


a special “Twelfth Night” work­ shop and were captured by our photographers at St Mary’s Hall,


in Stonyhurst. “Twelfth Night” , a rich and


painful comedy about love and


self-deception, was brought to life at the Centenaries Theatre in an energetic and interactive pro­ duction, starring El izabeth Hopley, of Granada Television’s “Evil Woman” , and Mark Lacey, of “Birds of a Feather” , “The Bill” and "Soldier, Soldier” . It was directed by Brigid Lar-


mour, assistant director of the Royal Shakespeare Company,


and d e s i g n e d by Ne t t i e Edwards, former head of design at the Duke’ s Theatre,


Lancaster. The one-off performance


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