10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 9th, 2000


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MEMBERS of Clith­ eroe Royal Grammar School Old Girls' Asso­ ciation were happy to hear how well the school


is currently doing. Headmaster Mr Stewart


Holt, his wife, and head boy and girl Michael Cook and Charlotte Eccles were guests for the group's annu­ al dinner at the Moorock Inn, Waddington. They were welcomed by


A honeymoon in Cyprus followed the wedding of Clitheroe teacher Miss Donna Walmsley and Mr Simon Fahey at Clitheroe Parish Church. The bride, who teaches at


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chairman Mrs Judith Blackburn and Mr Holt gave a brief talk about the school's progress. Former pupils came from


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South Halifax High School, is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George Walmsley, of Clitheroe. Her bride­ groom, who works for the Halifax Building Society, is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Peter Fahey, of Hali­


fax. For the ceremony, con­


ducted by the Rev. Canon Philip Dearden, the bride wore a fitted, off-the-shoul- der gown which had a long train and was complement­ ed by a cathedral-length veil, held in place by a hand-painted porcelain rose tiara. Her ensemble was completed by a teardrop bouquet of claret and ivy roses, intertwined with gyp- sophila and ivy. She was attended by Mrs


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Best man was Mr John Mason, the bridegroom's


nephew, was page. A reception was held at Hurst Green's Shireburn


Arms Hotel. The couple are to live in


Halifax.


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National Youth Work Week, v theme of "Young People and De cy", youth and community serve cers working in the borough orf a young people's parliamentar debate in the borough council cl with Coun. Holtom as chairma The entrance to the chamt


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Borough Council, and his colleague Mr


Bill Alker.Young people attending the debate were asked to vote on their favourite pop star - an election won by the American teen singer - as well as on issues which they felt most affected


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also transformed into a polling : complete with polling booth, ba and returning officers Mr Davi ris, Chief Executive of Ribble


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them.The event, enjoyed by more than 60 youngsters aged between 11 and 18, most of whom were members of the area’s 16 youth clubs, was also used to launch a website on Clitheroe at www.clitheroeyc.f9.co.uk, designed and produced by Clitheroe Young People, with help from town and borough councillor Allan Knox. There were also presentations to


lodge for offices given approval


PERMISSION has been granted for the use of a Grade II star Gothic-style lodge in Gisburn to he


changed. An application, submit­


newly-qualified volunteer youth work­ ers and to Mr Alker for his support in organising the evening. For further information on youth activities within the Ribble Valley or to find out more about becoming a volunteer youth worker, telephone 01200 443466.


ted by the Gisburne Park Estates Ltd, to change the use of East Lodge, Park Road, Gisburn, from resi­ dential to office use, togeth­ er with the provision of two new parking spaces, was granted by members of Ribble Valley Borough Council's Planning and Development Committee. A report to committee


said the council had received three letters of objection from residents who described the idea of parking vehicles outside the


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premises as "ludicrous", say­ ing it would have a derisory effect on the property. They also said visitors to the vil­ lage often photograph the "feature" and asked for the parking area to be relocated from the front of the site to


the rear. The report said that the


applicant had now submit­ ted a revised scheme which indicated that the two park­ ing spaces would lie relocat­ ed at the back of the prop- L'rty where they would be fenced off and shielded from view. It concluded that pro­ vided an area of landscap­ ing was developed adjacent to the proposed fence to reduce its impact, the appli­ cation was now acceptable. Permission was granted


subject to conditions relat­ ing to the preservation of the special architectural and historic interest of the building and to protect the appearance and setting of the listed building and adja­ cent ones in the conserva­


tion area. Extension


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