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A'PIiEA for support for Whalley Village Show from the:"growing pop- ul^tion’1 of the village came from the opener at^this year's event, held;i- in the local Methodist Church


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in' 'anticipation of the appeal, was Mr Cheese- man’s wife, Anne, who entered the show for the first time - and claimed a first prize with a cabbage. The couple have lived in Whalley since last Septem-


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from th e GovernmA , ,v&- .cujturali housing and ; than for. urban areas,_ th e ,catjon and Employment, is causing concern to 0^ er problems,


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revision of training and enterprise ■ councils, including the East-Lan-r cashire one covering-the. localarea.


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ence education, competi­ tion, job opportunities and improving deprivation and social exclusion problems are suggested. But there are fears th a t apparently untroubled rural areas might miss out.


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Council Economic Devel­ opment Officer Mr Andy Ashcroft says: "It is essen­ tial that in refocusing TEC activity, the Government; does not ignore rural are&sv "The consultation docu­


ment's emphasis on target­ ing areas of multiple depri­ vation and adding value to regeneration programmes will focus TEC activity, on deprived urban areas." I t is thought that, once


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Two best men attended Mr Andrew Stuart Colling at his wedding to Miss Amanda Caroline Magmn at St Peter: CE Church, Salesbury. • The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Mag


inn1, of Chipping, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Alan Colling, of Dorset. ■


Given away by her father, the bride wore an ivory silk Alfred Angelo gown and carried a bouquet arranged by her


cousin, Lisa Bray, of Nelson. Bridesmaids were Miss Angela Ashton, Miss Helen


Baron, Miss Ruth Colling and Miss Bcccy Magmn, who wore honeycomb-coloured straight column dresses. Best men wore Messrs Ian and Richard Colling, the


bridegroom's brothers, and groomsmen were Messrs I im, Jonathan and Patrick Maginn. ' Following the ceremony, conducted by the Rev. btuart Hartley, a reception was held at the Shireburn Arms


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