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based approach responds to the children's natural curiosity about the world. tin1 inspectors found. "Chil­ dren visit the local castle and castle park, the quarry and t he library . . . techno­ logical resources arc used effectively to support chil­ dren's learning." The approach to teaching


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consistently good, the nurs­ ery is well organised and managed. and good quality adult interaction frequently enhances tile children's learning. Good planning includes detailed written plans which are topic-led and cover till six areas o! learning. There is a broad and balanced programme, and effective teamwork and clearly focused teaching ensures that the children's efforts are effectively sup­ ported. The report says that per­


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Valley top of the county rubbish recycle table


KEEN to blow the Ribble Valley's trumpet week in, week out, the Advertiser and Times can make another "we're top of the figures" revelation. Some at least of the bor­


ough's rubbish is the best quality in the whole of Lan-


all rubbish has a negative


tushire! . It might be thought that


quality, but not nowadays. The Government, as part


of its environmental com­ mitment, is pushing local authorities to recycle every­ thing possible. At the Petre Arms Household Waste Disposal/Recycling Centre,


Langho, the proportion of waste which did not have to lie dumped last year was 58 per cent, the highest in the


county. The centre is run by


Lancashire County Coun­ cil, which is launching a pilot scheme to improve the ratio - known technically as the diversion rate - at less successful sites. The one at Burscough,


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near Ormskirk, has been chosen for extra staff and facilities to see if its rate of 43 per cent can be improved and if lessons can be learned for otiier places. A spokesman for the


county council explained that the Petre Arms centre had a bigger proportion of recyclable paper, glass, metal, textiles, compostable garden waste, and hardcore- worthy rubble than anyone else. The savings accruing to the world in general by reuse are not easy to quan­ tify, but are considerable. The county offers no


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Hospital redevelopment plans


THE hospital which caters for Ribble Valley people is looking tit its biggest case to date —


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Hospital" is the public document dealing with the plans to close Blackburn Royal Infirmary and replace the facilities


redevelopment. "Outline Business Case - Delivering a Single Site Acute


with an extension at Queens Park Hospital. The ease can be seen in reference sections of main


libraries, and can also be obtained from The Single Site Project Office, Queens Park Hospital, Haslingden Road, Blackburn BB2 3HH, telephone 01251 293385.


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language and literacy is good overall, and the math­ ematics programme is good and promoted well through both well-planned practical activities and spontaneous opport unities. The inspectors had four


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assessment and record­ keeping about children's progress should be imple­ mented. more detailed information should lie pro­ vided to parents, there should lie more opportuni­ ties for children to draw and paint from observation, and existing plans to develop resources for children to develop skills in climbing should be implemented. Our picture shows the


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old Central Billiard Hall, now renamed Potters Snooker Club, was offi­ cially opened and a host of stars, including Willie Thorne. Anthony Hamil­ ton, lan McCulloch and Nick Walker, showed off


their trick shot skills and played in a number of


exhibition matches. Since it was built in 101 1


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M a r 21 -April 20


Your absolute top priority at the moment is home and family matters, so clear the decks at work so that you can concentrate on your heart. Leave high ambitions until later in the year. You want more security and a deeper sense of roots. If you arc not happy with all aspects of your intimate life than you need to make adjustment. Your growing tolerance will make all communications much easier so everyday contacts will be less gritty.


Call my Aries line to hear more. TAURUS ^ 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 5 April 21-May 21


Your cash flow should increase from now onwards much to your delight. A whole year's luck begins now but just remember that saving a little of your good fortune will make it'last even longer. There will be a tendency for you to let money slide in one hand and out the other which would be a shame. Though you arc a sign who undoubtedly adores the better things of life so you always grasp the chance of pampering yourself. Try to manage your time well in an increasingly busy schedule.


_ _ _ . _ Call my Taurus jine to hear more. GEMINI


0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 6 May 22-Juno 21


Are yv,u not jiM the lucky one? Jupiter moves into your own sign on Friday stmting a new 12 vear cycle of growlh. cxjvmsion and gorxl luck. You will fiixl your optimism and generally positive outlook attracts better relationships and more resources. Whatever begins now will pay off handsomely in 2001. Lkit you haw no intention of waiting that long to waken up your personal finances. You arc taking the budget by the scruff of the neck and ensuring that your cash flow increases instantly.


Call my Gemini line to hear more.


nursery celebrating its suc­ cess.


JAMES-McCALLY


Ultraframe credit controller Rachel McCally married Uni hoiid League footballer and Internet stiles executive Mar­ tin .lames'at St Helen's Church, Waddington. The bride is the daughter of Kevin McCally, ol Uolton-


by-Bowland. and Lynda Ashton, of Whalley, and the bridegroom is the son ol .Arthur and Kileen .James, of


crinoline gown of satin and tulle featuring a full skirt trimmed with roses and ribbons. 1 Ier bouquet was of white


Billinge. 'l’he bride was given away by her father, and wore a


lilies anil roses. Chief bridesmaid was Adele McCally, sister of the bride


who wore a dress of mint crepe with a jacquatd bodice Other attendants were Jemima and Imogen Smith, nieces


of the bridegroom, who wore mint dresses with ivory bal­ lerina-style skirts. They carried bouquets of white roses. The page boys were Timmy James, Kaya .James and


ing represents a substantial investment by the new own­ ers - The Cadwin Partner­ ship - and the opening of Potters fulfils a long-held dream of Mr Caddy, who used to be the manager of Accrington Snooker Club.


Benjamin Smith, nephews ol the bridegroom. Mr Christopher James, brother of the bridegroom, was


best man, and Messrs Neil Parr, Neil Rushlon and Ian


11 ussev were the groomsmen. The Rev. Alan Bailey conducted the ceremony, the


reception was at the Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Chipping, and Nassau in the Bahamas was the honeymoon destination. Photo: lan Baxter Photography.


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•S 0906 589 4167 June 22-July 22


Two significant astrological H in ts will certainly make a difference. The tnainr one for you is dearie the solar eclipse in your own sign on Saturday, which is a specially powerful New Moon, setting vou oil on a new path. It is importanl that vou do not sit passively wailing for events lo push you into decisions. It is your life, and you need lo get a grip of your future direction. Jupiter from Triday mil


bring inner calm. Call my Cancer line to hear more.


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•3 0906 589 4168 July 23-Aug 23


A wider circle of friends will appear over the coming months to add a sparkle to your life so you can look ahead of immediate setbacks to feel a good deal


more optimistic. There will also be private and personal mailers lo ponder so find quality time just for you as well. Maybe you need to understand the past better to find the roots of certain of your present dilemmas. If there are secrets swept under the carpet you need to have them out into the open.


Call my Leo line to hear more. VIRGO


•3 0906 589 4169 Au9 24-Sept 23


Jupiter, planet of good fortune, conlidence and expansion Irom Friday is beginning a twelve month trip across your mid heaven will bring you success more easily than you expect. Your reputation is due for a boost as your talent are given the respect they deserve. The eclipse is also pushing you into joining hands with like minded friends to push forward your long term plans. This is not the time to let the grass grow under your feet. Let go and move on.


Call my Virgo line to hear more. LIBRA ^


0906 589 4170 Sept 24-Oct 23


If you have been sensing a growing restlessness in you to get out into the world to'makc more ol an impression, then this is definitely the week to give yourself a nudge. Although you are ambitious and have a good deal of initiative, you can also be rather indecisive. You think things round and round before coming lo a judgement. Luckily you will find that rising sell confidence makes it easier lor you


to broaden your horizons now. Call my Libra line to hear more.


SCORPIO


• S 0906 589 4171 ° ct 2 4 -N o v 2 2


Sweeping beneficial changes are coming your way now courtesy of jupiter. Financially and emotionally, there will be rewards on the way which will make intimate relationships easier and should improve your bank balance with less effort than you might have imagined. What more could you ask for? You also want to travel soon to get yourself out of recent ruts. Let your imagination soar and keep your confidence in hand. Then you can set sail Call my Scorpio line to hear more.


SAGITTARIUS


• 3 0906 589 4172 Now 23-Dec 21


Having been slogging away recently you are now aware that there is a good deal more support around. You will be attracting enthusiastic companions who will brighten your spirits and prod you into socialising with even more confidence than usual. All the good relationships in your life will improve over the coming months.Only those with no potential for development will fade away quietly without fuss’. Push ahead with plans for reorganising joint finances.


Call my Sagittarius line to hear more. 3 CAPRICORN


0906 589 4173 Dec 22-Jan 20


Better conditions at work with improved pay or conditions will certainly put a happier smile on your face. You will also feel healthier in the coming months.-though possibly also slightly hungrier, so watch out for expanding waistlines. Close partnerships arc very much the focus of your attention now since you know you want more fulfilment not only socially Call my Capricorn line to hear more.


AQUARIUS


3 0906 589 4174 Jan 21 -Feb 19


The influences this week are complex as far as you are concerned. With expansive Jupiter moving into your chart area of fight hearted fun, you will be more socially self confident for some months to come. But Cancer solar eclipse also hints at an increase in your workload. If you are going to.be burning the candle at both ends then you clearly need to keep fit, so take a good look at a healthy living plan.


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PISCES More inner contentment and-a peaceful mood at home will give you b real sense of turning a better corner in your life in the time ahead. Evenfmore that you want to be out and about picking up as much attention as you possioly can. You have decided that sitting in a corner is not for yoli any more. Sparkle with as .much vigour as you can muster you feel you lack, you can also give and it will re tu rn jo you.


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