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holme, Whalley Road, Barrow, was turned down on planning policy. / The applicant had stated


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required to house sheep, provide storage for feed, machinery and fencing materials, as well as to allow the applicant space to work on his machinery. .If necessary, it would be


utilised by cattle at a later date, if required.


Path diversion


A FOOTPATH at Horton- in-Craven has been recom­ mended for diversion in order to give the occupant, of a nearby property more privacy and security. Members of Ribble Val­


request from the owner of a property to divert part of public footpath No. 10, Horton Green. The route would be


ley Borough Council heard C that Lancashire County


ouncil had received a


that, if permission were granted, some of the other buildings on the land, cur­ rently in a poor state of repair, would be removed. The b u i ld in g was


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“Conservativory” as the praise indeed from within their prizes, the winners night wore on and the the industry.


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Short walks to get you fit


SHORT walks' aimed at those who are not used to exercise, but would like to improve their health and fitness, are starting next week within the Ribble


also returned home with a Valley.


months, Ribble Valley Borough Council is provid­ ing a series of two to three-mile walks in differ-


Over th e n e x t six


entareas. The walks will be free


and. led by experienced trained leaders. ■


will be. able to take part, as well as dogs on leads.


Church celebrates a major milestone All ages


and all those participating' are asked to do is meet at


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the allotted point,-wear suitable footwear and take a drink. Stiles will be kept to a minimum wherever


possible. T h e f irs t walk is on


Wednesday, meeting at 10 a.m. outside Clitheroe Railway Station, with , a route along the Ribble Way to Brungerley Park and Cross Hills, returning to the station. The second, on Wednes­


day, May 28th, is an early evening walk, meeting at 6-30 p.m. at Whalley. car park by the village • hall, with a three-mile route th , Hiver


around Calderstones. i The third, on Wednes­


day, June 11th, meets at 10 a.m.- at Edisford.car park and will take walkers


to Brungerleyi returning via Chorley Hall. Further information is


available from the council’s health and fitness consul­ tant, Carol Richardson, tel. 01200 452484. ,


Countryside buses back this summer


BUS services offering an easy way. to explore the


approximately 10m. longer than the existing one, but 10m. closer to the end of the section of footpath No. 10 south of West Ing


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party liability. by Susan Sumner


THERE would have been an air of expectation in the village of Pendleton 150


years ago. The reason was the opening of


the new chapel. Now, a century-and-a-half later, vil­ lagers are celebrating a major anni­


versary milestone. A series of special events have been planned to mark the special year, cul­ minating in an anniversary eucharist on the date of the opening service all those


years ago.Before All Saints’ Church was built, people had to travel to Clitheroe or


was started.


always took a great interest in the school and helped to improve and


Miss June Aspinall, of Standen Hall, „ , „ „


endow it. When attendance increased, Miss


Aspinall decided to buy a piece of land and build a small chapel on it. She bought almost an acre, and the


for dogs, cats and horses to cover agains t unexpected v e te r ina ry fees and third


Whalley to attend services. In 1837, Pendleton Village School


THERE was a rather special guest at at the Pendleton


church on Sunday. The Bishop of Lancaster, the Rt


Rev. Jack Nicholls, joined parish­ ioners of All Saints’ Church at their Rogationtide Sunday service and blessing of the farms. After a service in church and a bless­


those present, including' friends from Holy. Trinity Church, Blackpool, went to Standen Hall for tea. The bishop (pictured right) is the first,


ing at each working farm in the village,


of three bishops who will be visiting All Saints’ for the 150th celebrations. (CAT 8903)________■ - '


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was built and Sunday services were held there. In 1840 a Sunday School


borough, retained an interest in the village, and when Pendleton became a parish of its own in 1873, she paid for the building of a vicarage.


Nicholson — who also has St Nicholas’s Church, Sabden, in his care — together with the parochial church council, have arranged several events to mark the anniversary. Mrs Jill Nicholson is collating


The present vicar, the Rev. Roland


foundation stone was laid in May 1846. Seventeen months later, work was fin­ ished, having cost £3,000. Just before the completion, Miss


Aspinall married Mr Ralph Bleg- borough and moved to Hove. On a very wet day, on Thursday


November 11th, 1847, the opening ser­ vice was conducted at the chapel, which was consecrated as a church 25 years later. Jane Aspinall, then Mrs Bleg-


Ribble Valley, countryside have started up again. L ancashire County


joined forces to launch Leisurelink bus services d u r in g th e sum m er months.


these services, which offer an a l te rn a t iv e to the car,are to run.


This is the eighth year 7


The Bowland Rambler services connect Slaidbum


and the Trough of Bow- land with Morecambe<Bay and .the' towns of East


Council and the Country­ side Commission have


Lancashire. These are to be run . by Border Buses and Blackburn Transport.


per is a circular bus ser­ vice linking Clitheroe and the villages of Whalley, Waddington, Chatburn and Downham with the boroughs of Pendle and Burnley.


The Pendle Witch Hop­


The services have begun and will run until Septem­


ber. An illustrated booklet is available and more in fo rm a t io n can be obtained, from county information centres, town halls and libraries.


material for an exhibition of village life over the past 150 years, and would- welcome memorabilia.


Standen Hall, Pendleton,-and on Sun­ day the Bishop of Lancaster attended the annual rogation service.


There has been a musical evening at


summer, a flower festival in church in August, special events at the harvest festival in October, a dinner dance, a visit by the Bishop of Blackburn and the special anniversary eucharist on Tuesday, November 11th'.


Also planned is a garden party in the Computer theft


A COMPLETE personal computer and two key­ boards were stolen from Bowker Doors in Sun Street, Clitheroe some time over last Saturday


ev e n in g and Sunday- morning. The 3 Vz in. disc-driven


CD ROM is valued at £1,500 and -the keyboards are valued at £600.in total.


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