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House plan approved, despite


objections ILL-FEELING will be


fostered by the erection of a dwelling in Hayhurst Road, Whalley, claims an


objector. But Mr J. Healey's re­


submitted plan has been accepted by members of the Ribble Valley Borough Council Planning and Development Committee. An application for a two-


storey dwelling was refused in January, but officials say that a bungalow now being proposed is an acceptable infill development without any overlooking problem. They say that objectors'


Whatever you need to get on with that Flagging or Block-Paving job, from sand to setts-get it from us. We’ve got the stocks the service and the prices.


And we cm provide tools and materials for every kind of building and construction job, including supplies for:


claims of loss of views, detrimental impact on the neighbourhood, misleading plans and the fostering of ill-feeling have been noted. But none is strong enough to justify refusal of plan­


ning consent.


Car theft at mart CLITHEROE police are investigating the theft of a car valued at £4,000 from Clitheroe Auction Mart. The Nissan Patrol, regis­


tration B715 JPJ, was stolen between 5 p.m. and


6-50 p.m. on April 22nd. Anyone with any infor­


mation is urged to contact the police on 01200 443344


Brookside pupils dress as favourite characters


A CLITHEROE primary school became "Bookside" this I week, as the children celebrated World Book Week. Pupils at Brookside County Primary School dressed up


as their favourite characters from novels, plays and comics. Just some of the dazzling apparels mimicked an


iron man, flower fairies and Dennis the Menace. Not to be outdone, the teachers dressed up as the 101


Dalmatians! although, perhaps, they were a few short of


thAs°iwt of the celebrations there was a sponsored book read to raise funds to buy books for the school and for Book Aid International. There was a bring and buy book sale and a book cover design competition for all classes. Said year deputy headteacher Mrs Joanne Rutter. It


was an event to celebrate books and to encourage more reading and to encourage books to be more freely avail­ able. The children had a wonderful time."


Our picture shows pUpils exchanging their uniforms for fancy dress as part of Book Week. (230498/32/6)


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Pre-school group joins in with story-time


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rnnnd off the day and, for these youngsters from Lhat burnPre-School, World Book Day celebrations led to


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^CUtheroe^ook'store Kaydee Books loaned pre-school leaders Mrs Judith Smalley and Mrs He'enStrattonwho


is pictured with (from the left) taker Richard Lawton, Georgina Waddington, Robm


Kennedy, Ben Rushworthand Ryan Jones, 75 best-sell-


ingl S e d bfchamctere such as Hairy MacClairey and Meg and Mog, the pupilsarenow set on a new chapter as mini bookworms. (240498/8/12)_____________________


Bailiffs hope to reel in the


licence dodgers


Valley over the May Bank Holiday weekend m the first rod licence checking blitz of the year. The checks are part of


the agency's ongoing cam­ paign against licence eva­


sion.More than 300 of the agency's fisheries staff will be taking part in the week­ end blitz, which will be fol­ lowed by a week of checks from June 16th to 22nd, with the usual enforcement activity at other times. Dr Mark Diamond, the Environment Agency s North-West regional fish­ eries manager, who is co­ ordinating the national weekend checks, "Licence


increased by almost 40 /o over the last few years and we have seen evasion rates dropping. However, we believe that there is still a


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are a key element in our strategy to tackle rod licence evasion and we will be keeping the pressure up this year starting over the May Bank Holiday." Following the clamp


down in May and June last year, the number of anglers in the North-West region unable to produce a licence fell from 21% in 1996 to


5.7%.Any angler over the age of 12 fishing for salmon, sea trout or freshwater fish in England and Wales faces a fine of up to £2,500 if caught without an Envi­ ronment Agency rod licence. They are available


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