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cles have been banned from an iso la ted , unsurfaced but le gally-adopted road over Salter Fell, on
FOUR-WHEEL vehi
the Ribble Valley- Lancaster border.,
limiting access to motor cycles only. The route, known both as Slaidburn Road and Hornby Road,
Damage to the surface wild land recreational ^ders aiso, making Routes would cause no road worse — they are will take some time, stretch in the county, total of 27, ’wrtlh lour routes woum ca
described by some pie as the finest
has people “ * and potentially expen- When a total ban on le t te r » been
^ k im ^ a they ride ’on^uch deterioration of the heavy and are
g . ^rther * ,mostly confined to
sive repairs, to put all vehicle* was sug- wheel p t 'n obie lltered The' number using the same route f e t ib 'S ’.T J S S
was first discussed, Group of the Trail i d e n t i c a l , .“ °m gro P_.iU
causing numerous objections, the county council Highways and Transportation Com • mittee made an r
Troughs taken
THREE hand-made stone troughs, valued at £150, have been stolen from a farm in Read.
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Riders’Fellowship. addresses mainly m Similar bodies wrote the Midlands,
from Keighley, Orms- The kirk, Staffordshire and persuaded the County
Kent. There were pro- Surveyor that the
fdeTwith b e t t e r s in The ban would allow favour
?„ - t .
veyor says that four- able, repairs. Objec- wheel drive vehicles tors said that some.
The* County Sur- when funds are avail- stabilisation and- later, LOLLIPOP
‘It’s the ideal job for me,’ she says.
UNTIL recently,
Australian Mrs Maria Frossinakis was more used to dodging bouncing wallabies on a dirt track “Down
by Ben Carlish
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Under” than helping youngsters to safely cross a busy one-way street in
Lancashire. But now the mother
of two teachers from Adelaide, Australia, currently living in the Bawdlands area of Clitheroe, is winning the hearts of the pupils of St Michael and St John’s RC Primary School, _ Clitheroe, as their lollipop lady. Mrs Frossinakis is
jobs for a year with Clitheroe Royal Grammar School teacher Miss Melanie Wharton, and pupils arc enjoying fascinating tales of the land of the Aborigines and koala
scheme. He has swopped
Frossinakis found too much time on her hands at home, so she decided to do something about it. She said: “I went
The outgoing Mrs
here with her husband, Tom, who is taking part in a
Tt’s trail motor bikes onbLQIl county’s ‘finest wild stretch!
usable, but the whole s t r e t c h
parts of
blocked because there is no other way to the
nf the road were i s
to be
undamaged portions. Access will
open to the landowner people on high moor- and other authorised
still be
users.It has also been c laimed that the county, which has responsibility for the road, is legally bound to repair it and make sure people can use it. Officials say that all work has to be set against available fund ing. Temporary clo sure to enable the sur
veyor recognises that fo u r-wh e el dr iv e groups taking disabled
bar to it.
to the long-term main-; ' tenance of the route,;
l a s t w e e k s- meeting. The move is central-; .
councillors were told,- and they made the. necessary legal order; a t
. The County Sur
face to “heal itself’ is. one method of ensur- ing it can be used in.. the long term.
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fand they would not. otherwise seewdlbe^ affected by the ban,- but that is not a legal.-
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FIVE members of Ribble Valley Rotaract Club, dressed in Roman-style togas, raised £250 for the East Lancashire Super Scan Appeal when they completed the recent motorway superwalk. Led by their appropria
tely-named president, Mark Anthony, they walked the full 14 miles along the new M65 exten sion in a bumper fund-rais- ing e x e rc is e which a t tra c ted some 4,500 entrants from around East Lancashire. A walk spokesman said
220 objections to new traffic calming plans
A LARGE proportion of residents in the Bil- lington area are keenly interested in proposed changes to the traffic calming plans for the
battled for a long time to measures so that the firm jet agreement about traf- can build houses” is one
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_ic calming and access claim, and there is cer- arrangements so that it tainly a general view that can build an estate with “the amended plans are access by the railway still unsafe, arid poor visi- bridge.
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able impact on the atmo sphere of the occasion, adding: “Other walkers made several comments on the togas and said ‘Hail, Caesar’ when they came across the intrepid five.” S um m in g up th e
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PUPILS at Brennand’s Endowed School, Slaidburn, are looking forward to a goal-scor
ing season, thanks to North West Water. The company has donated £G5°to theschool, ena
bling the teachers to buy a new football kit foi themine to 11-year-olds and to buy new reading books for the
mMrsSBarbara Milne-Redhead, the head teacher, said: “It will be a real boost for the children to have this lovely new kit with which to start the school term “lam sure it will help them get a few moie goals in
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Ribble Valley Borough accidents.” Council Planning and Residents packed the Development Comiriittee public gallery at the last is recommended by offi- meeting of the committee, cials to approve amend- when the application was ments to
a.previous condi- d e fe r red for fu r th e r , t io n ab o u t c a lm in g inquiries. measures.
Tonight’s meeting of the a l r e a d y l e a d s to
to allow parking outside the Post Office and have other features which coun cil officials approve. Some cover work the county council might do in any case, if it had the money. The ongoing campaign
They include provision ______________________
Charity branch needs more volunteers
by residents against any development is reflected in objections to the amend ments. Over 220 letters have been submitted, making numerous points. “It is totally wrong for Holden Homes to offer to
THERE will be a chance to see behind the scenes at Blackburn Magistrates’ Court next month.
Blackburn, Darwen and Ribble Valley magistrates are inviting members of the public to visit their courb-
Behind court scenes . •
house on Northgate on Saturday, October 25th, for an opportunity to see a court in action. There will be guided tours of the building, a trip to
the cells and exhibitions by other court users, such as Victim Support and the Probation Service, illustrating the different aspects of court work. Magistrates and court staff will be on hand to answer
VOLUNTEERS are being sought by the Clitheroe' and District branch of the national charity, Leukae mia Research Fund. Founded six years ago,
the branch has raised £13,000 to aid research
into all forms of leukae mia, Hodgkin’s Disease and other lymphomas,
bility and excessive speed
which are annually diag nosed in more than 17,000 people in the UK. _ Anyone who can spare
time to help with fund raising activities should contact branch secretary Mrs Joan Hall, on Clith eroe 01200 428089. She can also supply, free
questions about the many aspects of the lay magistracy and the work of the courts.
of charge, information booklets on a range of common cancers of the blood, which have been' written with newly-diag nosed patients in mind. In addition, there are various leaflets available, covering less common conditions.
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