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A WHALLEY publican says he has been unfairly treated by the county council after he was told to remove


a sign from outside his public house, advertising food. ,M_r 1


Landlord hits out at unfair treatment


want to know why my sign is an obstruc­ tion and theirs isn’t. The whole street’s full of signs, it seems so unfair that I have been


“If they can advertise, why can’t I? I


Whaltey Arms, was up in arms when he was told he could not display the sign outside his premises on weekdays beca- sue it contravened county council by­ laws, which require that sandwich boards, or “A” boards as they are offi­ cially termed, do not cause an obstruc­ tion on pavements or appear unsightly. Mr Douglas, though, said he had received


I.v0lt.h Douglas, landlord of the


many many other shops and public houses in Whalley appear to be able to display sandwich boards in front of their


He said he felt hard done-by, because


entrances with no intervention from the council.


singled out. I t could effect my business, I ’ve got a sign up in the window, but isn’t the same,” said Mr Douglas. Now he has taken up the issue with Coun. Mrs Mary Holgate, who runs a sweet shop opposite the Whatley Arms, and who has raised the matter with Ribble Valley Council’s planning committee. “I don’t think i t is fair tha t Keith has


no complaints from pedestrians about his sign* which was tucked into an alcove leading into the pub's doorway.


been told to move his sign when car boot sales can advertise wherever they want in


the village. The place is awash with signs fixed to the lamposts,” said Coun. Hol­ gate. A borough council spokesman said: “The


decision would have been made on the back of a county council countywide cam­ paign to target premises advertising with “A” boards on their footpaths. They have sent letters out to a lot of businesses and I don’t believe this man would have been singled out unfairly."


Declining fortunes of local chess club


AN indication of the declining fortunes of Clitheroe Chess Club is the fact that there are


only two teams representing the town in the North-East Lancashire League this year.


Two years ago, four


te am s tu rn e d o u t for th e tow n . Now new players of all strengths are needed if a thriving club is to continue. Clitheroe A team began


the season last week with a visit to Crusaders B, of Blackburn. Crusaders played a young boy on board five and, although he tried hard, he was no match for Clitheroe’s Philip Titterington.


This win was soon repeat­


ed on board four. Brendan Brown’s opponent squan­ dered a piece and lost fair­ ly quickly. Stephen Robinson was unable to overcome his


MORE FUNDS SOUGHT FOR BEAUTY SPOTS


EFFORTS are being made to increase the funds available for the Forest of Bowland Area of Out­ standing Natural Beauty, particularly in antici­ pation of new countryside access legislation. The Government’s consultation document is


expected any time and ramblers are hopeful that the 50th anniversary of the 1949 Act of Parliament that resulted in the national parks and rights of way network could result in an Act giving access to uncultivated moorland and mountains. With the scenic Forest of Bowland at the heart of the Government’s proposed access legislation, debate is already hotting up. On Friday, Lancashire County Council is inviting peo­


AONB.


come to the meeting and hear about the important work being undertaken by the Forest of Bowland Area of Out­ standing Natural Beauty Advisory Committee,” he


“I would encourage people to take this opportunity to .


added. Friday’s meeting starts at 2 p.m.


ple to hear about successful landscape and wildlife con­ servation and access improvements to the Forest of Bowland AONB during a meeting of the AONB Joint Advisory Committee in the council chamber at Nelson


Town Hall. The chairman of the committee, County Coun. George


Slynn, said the major task was to implement the Forest of Bowland management plan by working in partnership with farmers and landowners, parish councils, footpath


and Development Committee heard a report on the; Countryside Commission’s consultation paper for Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty at their meeting on Tues­


Members of Ribble Valley Borough Council’s Planning .


day night. The main players in the management of AONBs are now


local authorities and the Countryside Commission. The consultation paper estimated that the larger multi­


placed to compete for challenge fund money and next year consultants investigating funding options for AONBs and National Parks will be releasing their find-


The Forest of Bowland AONB was considered to be well ■ „


authority AONB needs an annual budget of £1.7m. The revised estimate for the Forest of Bowland Joint Adviso­ ry Committee for 1997/98 is £92,400 and the 1998/99 esti­ mate is for £121,200.


opponent on board three and had to settle for a draw and, on board two, Eric Mansfield had a good position but missed a win­ ning move, the position subsiding to another draw. The final game was the


board one battle with John Smith, who was unable to match his opponent and finally lost to leave the final score Clitheroe A 3, Crusaders B 2. The next fixture is against Rossendale B on Tuesday.


Gizmos on show


AN exhibition displaying “weird and wonder ful” gagdgets and'gizmos from around the country has opened at Clitheroe’s Plat­ form Gallery. There will be moving parts


and mechanisms, which are said to require interaction


from spectators, providing a “humorous and novel visit to the gallery for all


groups, school children, youth groups and many more. “We aim to protect the wildlife and environment, while


ensuring people have access to visit this truly outstand­ ing area of natural beauty,” he added. The meeting will hear about recent successes, including


obtaining European funding, the work of the various countryside services serving the area and a Countryside Commission document on the future funding of the


ages.” The exhibition is open


until November 1st, and admission is free.


Riding gear goes


THIEVES stole horse rid­ ing equipment with an estimated value of nearly £500 from stables in Edis- ford. Saddle and tack worth


£400, a stirrup ladder and irons (£20), a synthetic girth (£20) and a saddle holder (£20) were all taken.


Land-Rover theft


A BLUE Land-Rover val­ ued a t £13,000 has been stolen from the Parker’s Arms car park in Newton. The Land-Rover 90


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Annual Lonk sale at Clitheroe mart


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RXister, of Worston, and also produced the reserve champion, pur­ chased by T.Whitwell and Sons Ltd., of Pendleton.


Several other vendors sold shearling rams for more than l.OOOgns, the most notable going to S. Duckworth, of Haslingden.


There were 154 sheep forward. Lonk senior rams made to 720gns (average 390gns), Lonk shearling rams to 5,000gns (620gns), Lonk ram lambs to 369gns(190gns).


There was another well-supported sale on Friday for both cattle and lambs. There were more than 250 cattle penned on the day but, as


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anticipated, there was the usual autumn dip in demand. A mart spokesman said the store price still looked as good an option as the fat ring, but he gave a warning that cattle without the necessary paperwork could expect to fetch lower prices.


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Meanwhile, there was a general air of despair at Mondays sale over the assault on the red meat sector in the national media. The surprise of the day was the very small difference between the Friesian cattle and Continentals,but by comparison the black and whites sold well. Continental bulls: light made to 107.50p (average 106.49p), medmm


to 93.50p (90.50p), overall to 107.50p (96.50p). Native bulls: medium made to 96.50p (96.50p), overall to 96.60p (96.50p).


Continental steers medium made to 98.50 (92.24p), heavy to 97.50p (92.64P), overall to 98.50p (92.1). Native steers: medium made to 94.50p (86.21), heavy to 80.50p (76.77p), overall to 94.50p (83.85p). Continental heifers: medium made to 115.50p (99.48p), heavy to 94.50p (89.08p)overall to 115.50p (92.55). Native heifers heavy made


,


to 82.50p (82.50p), overall to 82.50p 982.50p). Lambs: light made to 106.90p (89.83p), standard to 108p (100.80p).


medium to 109.76p (98.98), heavy to 101.67p (93.24p), overweight to ,


94.44p (94.44p), overall to 109.76p (98.20p). Ewes made to £52 (£28), rams to £55 (£32.39).


At Tuesday’s sale, Friesian bulls, aged between seven and 20 days,


made to £80(£75), Angus bulls to £104, Blonde bulls to £152, Belgian Blue bulls to £170,Belgian Blue heifers to £66.


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