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Whilst care is taken to check all advertising that appears in the papers, occasionally errors do occur. We, therefore, ask advertisers to check their own adverts carefully and let us know immediately if any mistakes are present. We regret that we cannot accept responsiblity for more than one incorrect advertisement and no recompense will be given where these errors do not affect the value or content of the advertisement. .


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Majority still support head’s stance on ‘no Christmas this year’


NOT all parents supported the "suspension" of Christmas a t


Brennands Endowed School in Slaidbum. ■ Headteacher Mrs Barbara Milne-Redhead has had many


messages-backing her stance, though everyone a t the school is


surprised at the scale of media cov­ erage. One quality Sunday, as we report­


ed last week, had it on the front page. Two parents at least were quoted


on a television phone-in on Friday as being against the headteacher's can­


Former editor’s radio special


A FORMER editor of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times; who became the BBC's first head of television sport and a controller of BBC1 in the 1970s, is featured in an hour-long broadcast on Radio Lancashire over


cellation of the older children's play and party.


the opportunity to appear on the stage due to the bad behaviour of others. And there was a suggestion that the issue may be raised again after Christmas. But some of the school's governors


One said her child had been denied


apparently take the view that the children have learned one of life's lessons from the incident. And their clerk, Mr Donald Boardman, point­ ed out this week that the festivities cancelled were not in any way part of the curriculum.


had turned the school round in very testing times. Fund-raising to help it move forward was the major issue, rather than the fuss caused by the Christmas incident, felt Mr Board-


He said that Mrs Milne-Redhead


man. He said th a t any complaint


received would be looked into, but discipline was entirely a matter for the headteacher. However, the gover­ nors were being kept aware of the sit­


uation. The school has just over 50 pupils


and is keen to add more.


Coal goes up in smoke as blaze goes through dust stack


A BLAZE in a 1,000-ton coal dust s ta c k a t Ca s tle Cement posed a tricky task for Clitheroe fire-fight­


ers. They were called to Ribblesdale


Works a t tea-time on Saturday and quickly doused the flames with two large jets of water. But many hours of work for them and company teams followed, ensuring that no


- of the Christmas Radio Times,'Mr. Cowgill recalls: many of the famous pro­ grammes he started, and his broadcast features many of the great names in sport and television with whom he worked closely


the Christmas holiday. ■ Mr . Bryan Cowgill returned to his native Rib- ble Valley on his retire­ ment three years ago and lives in Bolton-by-Bow- land. •; Under the t i t le "The Gowgill Years", in the Radio Lancashire section


for many years, i He has recently com­ pleted a book, "Action Replay",, named after the television slow-motion technology he introduced during the World Cup of 1966. . "The Cowgill Years" is to


used to detect any further hotspots in the pile, and much of it had to be moved.


pockets of fire remained. A special thermal imaging camera was


The brigade returned on Sunday to


check the coal. The company says th a t the fire was


ard in such piles. "Prompt action by our own team and


caused by self-combustion, a common haz­


the fire brigade avoided a more serious incident," says Castle's clinker manager, Peter Parkes. "Self-combustion of stored coal is always a possibility, so we have in place various safety measures that quickly identify the root of the problem and allow us to isolate it." There were no injuries or damage to plant or machinery.


MP slams TV licence increase for old folk


THE increasing cost of a co lo u r te lev is io n licence h a s ap p a l led Ribble Valley's MP. M r Nigel E vans has


written to the Secretary of State a t the Depart­ ment for Culture Media and Sport, condemning the recent TV licence rise as an o th e r tax on pen­ sioners. From April 1st, a colour licence will cost


£97.50. "I am appalled by this.


be broadcast on Radio Lancashire between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday, and repeated at 8 p.m. on New Year's Eve.


Pendle Club


WINNERS of the recent Pfendle Club's bridge drive were Mr T. Thornber and Mrs A. Riley; Mr J. Lynch and Mrs A. Butler.


Many pensioners are hav­ ing trouble affording the existing £92 fee and yet this government has put


this extra charge on them." Mr. Evans said i t was


time the Heritage Secre­ tary took action to allevi­ ate the burden of the licence tax on pensioners and allowed pensioner cou­ ples, or pensioners living alone to pay £5 for their licence fee, like those pen­ sioners living in sheltered accommodation. "Before the election,


many Labour MPs signed a Commons motion to give concessionary licence fees to pensioners. Now they are in government they remain silent, while their Minister betrays the pen­ sioners," claims Mr Evans.


Bridge winners


THE winners at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday were - NS: Mr and Mrs R. Ward; Mrs J: Bailey and Mrs J. Martindale. EW: Mrs I. Park and Mr B. Ghua; Mr and Mrs S. Green. Thursday winners - NS:


Bingo and buffet prove


a festive hit A GLASS of sherry and a


game of bingo proved the perfect mix, when 60 pen­ sioners from West Brad­ ford met to celebrate Christmas. They were also treated to


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a festive buffet, music and a raffle, courtesy of members of the West Bradford Vil­ lage Hall Committee, who turned party planners after raising funds to pay for the event. Bingo caller for the


evening was committee chairman Mr David Sharp. (CAT 14992)


Seasonal meeting for


Probus MEMBERS of Clitheroe Probus Club held their Christmas meeting at the Pendle Club and it took the form of "Do It Yourself". The chairman, Mr Brian


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Banks, introduced the com­ pere, Mr Campbell Hop- wood, and the pianist, Mrs Hazel Snaith. A very enjoyable morning


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Notice of Application For A Licence to Abstract Water. Take Notice that GB. MC. and


Water Resources Act 1991


DG Barnes of Bashall Town Farm, Clitheroe is applying to


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the Environment Agency for a licence to abstract water from Underground Rock Strata at National Grid reference(s) FD 7107 4206 at Bashall To Farm, Clitheroe. The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates; 3.34 cubic metres per hour, 30 cubic metres per day, 9000 cu­ bic metres (per year) - The water will be used for Agricul tural Purposes (Dairy Farm). A copy of the application and any map, plans and other docu­ ments submitted with it may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable hours at The Of­ fice, Bashall Town Farm be­ tween 18th December 1997 and 18th January 1998. Any person who wishes make rep­ resentations about the applica­ tion should do so in writing to the Environment Agency, Lutra House, Dodd Way, off Seedlee Road, Walton Summit, Pre­ ston, PR5 8BX before the end of the said period quoting the name of the applicant.


Signed GB. MC and DG Barnes Date 15 December, 1997.


was spent singing carols and listening to anecdotes and poems from two Probus members. The vice-chair­ man, who was unable to attend the meeting, sent a very humorous article, enti­ tled "The Twelve Days of Christmas". This was fol­ lowed by Mr Bob Jones, who gave those present a season­ al tale. Mrs Snaith then gave


Mrs J. Martindale and Mr D. Barrow; Mr A. and Mr W. Norris. EW: Mrs A . Peddar and Mr G. Cap- stick; Mrs M. Butler and Mrs D. Green. Monday nights a t the


members a brilliant- rendi­ tion on the piano of E Major Elude Op.lO No. 3 by F. Chopin, which was greatly applauded and, all in all, the morning was enjoyed by everyone. The meeting ended with mince pies and sherry.


bridge club will continue as normal over the holiday period. The next Thursday evening will be on January 8th. The club sends wishes


Assault victims sought


for a happy Christmas to all members. Everyone is welcome to both Monday and Thursday bridge nights in 1998.


THIEVES who broke into a garage in Gisburn escaped with a large quantity of cigarettes valued at £1,800.


then climbed through the hole, and forced their way into the cigarette display before making off undetected.


Anyone with any information is urged to call Clitheroe police on oizuu aaaaaa. n,«nn aamaa


The incident happened in Gisburn Road around 2-50 a.m. on December lo in . _ Entry was gained after a large coping stone was thrown through a glass door. 1 he thieves


THIEVES’ £1,800 CIGARETTE HAUL , _ .


POLICE are investigating allegations of indecent assaults committed in Clitheroe on Friday evening. They are asking victims,


or witnesses, of any similar incidents which have hap­ pened in the area but have not been reported to con­ ta c t them. Information can be given to any officer, or by telephone on 01200 443344, and this will be treated in confidence. .


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SUPATAN s u n b e d h i r e RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL


PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


APPLICATIONS WHICH AFFECT THE SETTING OF LISTED BUILDINGS:


An application has been received to improvements to the structural design of the marble tiled suspended timber floor in . the old refectory building at Stonyhurst College, Avenue Road, Hurst Green. Application No. 3/97/0856.


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This property is included in a Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make representations 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 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 and Development Committee agenda. When 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: John Macholc on behalf of’ the Director of Development Date: December 24th, 1997


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PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990


APPLICATIONS WHICH AFFECT THE SETTING OF LISTED


BUILDINGS:


An application has been received to covered silage building at Bolton Peel


Farm, Sawley Road, Bolton-by- Bowland. Application No. 3/97/0854. This application affects the setting of a property which Is included in a Statutory Ust of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Any person wishing to make representations 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


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 and Development Committee


agenda. When


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: John Macholc on behalf of the Director of Development Date: December 24th, 1997


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