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iner garden centre plan s approved
jARDEN centre is mned for the land
iind the Gisbum Dmer. Ifficials recommended .t Ribble Valley Borough
un.cil Planning and velopment committee ;
prove a plan for an 800 lare metre glasshouse — t also to insist on a legal reement keeping the two ildings as one separate it. This will mean that ither can be sold sepa-
,ely.
Landscaping will help •een the glasshouse and it--— ould not have a signifi- nt impact, say council
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ficials. The grant of per: ission will be made.when realities are completed.; ,;l iv.i-——
Boach house development
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turned down •ERMISSION has ieen refused for a cramped and over ntensive" plan for the ormer coach house of he Higher Trapp
lotel, Simonstone. A dwelling, a workshop
py-jowl with others, the Ribble Valley Borough ■Council Planning and Development Committee
md a two-bedroomed holi- lay let would be too much n a building already cheek-
were told by officials. In any case, it was point
ed out, the building was m a rural area and so should be used to create employment rather than for housing. The commitee refused the
application.
Motor cycle theft A SHED at a house in Lime Street, Clitheroe, was bro ken into and a B-registered motor cycle worth £200 stolen. Police are investigat
ing. ____________ Handbag stolen
A LADY'S shoulder bag containing £20 was stolen from a car in the car park at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club.
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Mayor gives I Civic^endoffto charities I new website of
THOUSANDS of pounds renovated church person to log on to www-
were donated to local chari- rprig new Mayor of Clitheroe was tne table projects by Ribble
Valley.’s retiring Mayor nrst P , Coun. Chris Holtom dunng
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a special presentation renovated church went on Dne. evening. '
as the newly-
during which Coun. Holtom impressed after being shown what tne new and his consort, Mrs .. ebas to offer.
Dorothy Shaw, were able to It includes a monthly diary of what is hap- personally thank many of Dening in the church and beyond, l^omaticm
It was an informal event congregation for many years, was certai y , . . . , _
I Coun. Mary Robinson, a memberofthe
those who have helped and out regular activities, facing up to difficult supported them during
their successful year of 9 . office-
Guests mcluded represen- tatives of local organisa-
, , , _ Nation tions and businesses who The site n help give your nome vuiue
about Christianity, a church whos about St James' Church, infor-
the church supports in the town. tbe basis of a welcome pack,
The Ribble Valley branch what is there. of The Blackburn and Dis- Pictured are
for future Ribble Valley pro
jects. The sum of £500 was donated to the appeal for the provision of defibrilla tors in Slaidburn and Bow- land and £4,400 for defibril lators in the Chipping area. The latter amount repre sents the return of all the money donated directly
from the Ma
Mayor’s Appeal going back
into the village project. Pictured are recipients
r s appeal - area the
have helped the Mayor's ^nd laptop computed n ^ ^ ^ ^ thecQn. Charity during h,s year buddmg t ^ ^
the school and some of the bave been set up in the
to ^ Internet to see _ .
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trict Blind Society received Rector, the Rev. Ron £1,200 and the Heart of those who have been involved with the site. Lancashire Appeal, £1,200
April another month of
wet weather
THE month of April started with a week of wet i weather and reasonably |
. h* p mild temperatures, to
with Coun. Holtom and Mrs Shaw at the event m the Mayor's Parlour.
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Stepping down
THE annual meeting was the last session of Trinity Ladies' Afternoon Fellow ship before the summer
break.
secretary, and Mrs J. Roberts, minutes secretary, stepped down and were replaced by Mrs E. Cow- perthwaite and Mrs M. Ire land respectively. Everyone else agreed to carry on as
Mrs J. Bishop, speakers . ,
uced both day and night temperatures for the I
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middle fortnight of the month, with ground frosts on many nights. The last week of the month saw better weather, but with plenty of heavy showers, some of which were wint
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Lack of affordable housing causing a major problem
A CALL for action to be
I taken to make housing I more affordable for peo ple in rural areas of the Ribble Valley has been I made by Mr Michael
Democrat Parliamentary I candidate Mr Carr said this
Carr. Prospective Liberal
week that the lack of affordable housing in places
like Clitheroe, Longridge and the Ribble Valley’s vil lages was causing a major, problem, especially for I young people just starting
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mented.Mr Carr said that the Liberal Democrats would end the 50% council tax rebate on second homes and invest the money in social housing. The party would also allow local authorities discretion to reclassify dis used agricultural buildings as housing for local use, to allow teachers and nurses working in the area to rent or buy the property.
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