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Police and community forum gives its backing to CCTV grant application


THE "severe financial implications" of a new CCTV system for parts of the borough did not worry members of the Ribble Valley Police and Commu­ nity Forum.


spend and no power to make anyone else spend theirs, but voted to support the Ribble Valley Borough Council's bid for a Government grant. Council Chief Executive


They have no money to ments were needed to the


Mr David Morris gave a presentation on the council's plans, reported in the Adver­ tiser and Times some time ago. He emphasised the ongoing expenditure requ­ ired even if the Government pays for the cameras and installation. The running costs could be up to £100,000 a year,


siid Mr Morris. But the present cameras


were well behind the latest technology, and improve-


scheme as a whole. However, the deterrent effect of cam­ eras on disorderly behaviour and similar problems was very important. So there were hopes of extending them to Whalley and Lon- gridge. "It is getting worse in


wondered if there were not other ways of dealing with disorder — which Coun. Philip Nierop described as happening at predictable


times. Police officers and some


Whalley," exclaimed Coun. Mrs Joyce Holgate. "People ring me at all hours, some­ times asking me to call the police. We have had one problem after another.” They needed to keep


forum members who had seen the system at Accring­ ton remarked on its high quality. Forum vice-chair­ man Mr Bert Jones com­ mented: "What is good enough for Accrington should be good enough for the Ribble Valley." Mr Morris thanked


criminals out of rural areas, as well as tackle disorder, emphasised Coun. Mrs Hol­


gate. Some forum members


AN extension plan for Clay Cottage, Clay Hill Lane, Knowle Green, is exces­ sive, says a Government inspector. Mr .1. Counsell’s appeal against Ilib-


ble Valley Borough Council's refusal of the plan has been reje cted by the


later this year. Clay Cottage extension plan ‘excessive’


Department of the Environment. Inspector Mr Peter Walker said in his


report that he shared the council’s concern that the extension would create a markedly larger dwelling that would be likely to appear both over dominant and overbear­ ing in an attractive countryside location.


Pokeman winners receive prizes


COLOURFUL imagi­ nations were triggered


by a trip to the movies! Youngsters who flocked


to see the Pokemon movie at Clitheroe's The Grand Cinema were given enti y forms for a Warner Biotli- ers-sponsored colouring competition to win Poke­


mon goodies. A postbag of posters


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were returned and our photograph shows .some of those selected by judge Mrs Mary Stewart, the cinema's duty managei, as winners. They were invited back


to the cinema to collect their prizes, which were presented to them by Mrs Stewart. The competition was divided into three age group categories - five and under, five to eight and nine to 12 years. W bile each class had its winnei and runners-up, seven- year-old Charlotte Espley, of Olithcroc, was chosen <is overall winner. (C140700/7)


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