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ready big derby
(police chiefs r to be on tar- Eheir arrange-
fdeal with any t ty at the big lerby on April
Iise to public con- I-ding potential Id disorder when ■Rovers entertain |3 at Ewood Park Ih, officers from
m
livision are reas- Idents that polic- lements are being
Eh thousands of he attending the Tpolice operation lgeted towards the Jwho have it in lause disruption,
I r harm. Insp. Andy Pratt, Tin charge of com-
legarding disorder Iture, we are confi- I every contingency ■covered and all the
Ifety, said: "While Is been a lot of
raj*!
tgencies are com- lo making this a (•vent. Ill be actively tar- Ihese people to ia t any anti-social Ir will not be toler-
l ll as putting the 1 on troublemakers,
I t of the policing ■Officers will be on (ensure that people [and reassured at all
Ifety is also at the
ladathon Jlps sick lildren
J\.L school has raised I r children's charities (g a lot more books
(jai ls at appropriately- 1 Read Primary look part in a spon- lad-in as part of the Ll Readathon in aid Ihildren. Theyoung- Ld to read as many
STORIES, stories and more fascinating stories were the order of the day at Sabden Primary School on Monday. Top children's author
Berlie Doherty was in school to talk about her work and some of her 38 books, many of which the children have read at school. The visit was par t of
Labour’s man says his party is beating crime
Book Week and the Der byshire-based author was in
school all day working with . uy --------------------- -
all age groups. She fascinat- —-------------------------------Mr Johnstone p , t h a t
nocoiates.
I r pages from books |ble during the three- len t, which included If-term holiday, and lpported by families Inds in the fund-rais-
lfId.and total of £585.66
J all the pupils were (aged to participate I n the youngest were
bugh it is a primary
larities, Sargent Can- la re and the Roald foundation. Idmistress Mrs Carole
ised and forwarded to
Iso n thanked the |s who took part and In e who sponsored the
Lrts funding
IRLY all the £25,000 1 by the council to help jty Partnership's Civic ^activities has been
Ibble Valley Borough Icil Community Corn- lie has been told that fi44 of the money has ! given out to support
*■ I ■!i nw cuts could put battle in ‘jeopardy^ accented Cutting unemployment
— ^ . , i ■__timro cot. t.n rise
ed the children with her own Ag th e build-up to th e that enme was too jugb> d welfarePand into work were story of how she began writ- General Election contin-
d japing young people off the among the ways Labour was
ing for a local newspaper m ^ constituency prosp- j ^ ^ i r e police to achieve tackling the causes of crime, her native Liverpool when
Labour candidate {^ei^ ve-year targets set in Mr Johnstone said. She has been an author t0 cnme.
for nearly 20 years and her The fight against it in the gl^ hbyT34^ s ^ books have been made into Ribble Valiey was being
Read" series. u uiiux"
super day ; she was gouu
P
Headteacher Mrs Sandra j Qn crime and toUgh on the --
| causes oi ciimc, ------------- Vi, n
„iiruhv 34 ner cent the tones ^
Knocked man off his feet outside pub
ALL options, including custody, will be open to magistrates sentencing a Clitheroe defendant,
he was warned. The force of a blow from
M r Ma rcus Jo h n s to n e S . These called for vehi- , "The total number o^p«> has turned his attention cle crime t0 ^^house bur^ VaUey has fallen from 886 in i un
TV programmes, including won) be told a meeting of (;bG nibble Valley speaks for e(jout. the current "Look and Labour Party members.
good and t -he children reau "y I h hav0 been cutting crime and enjoyed it. She gave them | tack]ing tbe causes of crime lots of good writing tips.
with all PuP'ls and stall ageneration_ drf ^ nrg
acters from the wor
erature. with pupils.
(T050301/2)
Johstone. "Since 1997, we increase Df 129%." ave been cutting crime and
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rl-J.er’v hh f r i10ter dav the most co-ordinated and Johnstone said. Funding mme primary school test (defending) said that there : heW a book characterday
-ntheRibble Valleywith r t for the police, Mr ^ k throUgh the pro- Mr Simon Farnsworth rent attack on cnme in would go up by nearly 21 /o
■ t 0 122,430 in 1997, an The new deal aimed at saw Bisping charge ouio young pe0ple had attracted it and punch the other man. He was arrested, but the . . .
bS, 7Z over t period. ponce pm ^ ing ec0 , t and 113 had found victim had left therscene. . Ho ------------------ ■ —
Labour was now provid- rPPnrd. sus'tai !- - Jned sup-
Labour was now provid- 204* Ribb;le Valley partici- | . . .
e over the next three years r e s u i^ ^ reaching the case, because he had not showed tha t more was no aggrieved in the rnm thJworW ofht- "The Tories' £16 billion and the corner on police re d standards and this made a complaint - and would’ m’ean "cuts To t o u uu,b.„ had
pubHc services cuts would recruitment had been ^ due to the literacy and when the magistrates heard put a t risk all Labour s turned thanks to Labou numeracy hour schemes. I aofm,Hint's version of
stand why. A friend had been badly
beaten in the toilets at the pub and was bleeding badly. Bisping went outside to confront those responsible and was hit on the head before striking out himself. "He accepts there was
contact, but, if his blow had the ferocity described by the police, it is a surprise that the other man could disappear so quickly," said Mr Farnsworth.
J society, a children's (inee and film club, La workshops and rural Imunity initiatives.
(based activities, in line . I a decision made when Sinema was sold to the faster Foundation, he schemes supported [ been the development Ve entertainment pro vinces, provision of a
World-class organist
in concert
A CONCERT will be given by world-class organist Roger Fisher at Clitheroe Parish Church on Saturday. The performance will cel
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ebrate the 19th birthday of the refurbishment of the magnificent church organ and is enthusiastically anticipated by lovers of
organ music. Mr Fisher is no stranger
to Clitheroe having per formed here many times over the years to great acclaim. He retired after a career as a cathedral organ ist, since when he has broadcast for the BBC, pro duced recordings and has given many concert tours throughout Europe, Cana da and the USA. In his spare time he assists in the musical life of St Asaph's Cathedral, Clwyd, and gives piano recitals. His last concert in
I Clitheroe was in 1998 and was reviewed by Mr Jack Longstaff, who said: "Among all the eminent recitalists who have played here over the years, Roger Fisher has an undisputed place among those at the
top of the list." The glories of organ
music can be enjoyed at the Parish Church on Saturday
at 7-30 p.m. Treatment plant
,'proston LEYLANOCHORLEY
A PLAN to replace an existing cesspool in Chip ping Road, Chaigley, with a sewage treatment plant has been approved-by officials of Ribble Valley Borough
Council, acting under their | delegated powers. The plan includes a two-storey side extension a t one of the | | Higher Ilodder Cottages.
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Michael Gavin Joseph Bisping (22), of Nelson Street, Clitheroe, knocked another man off his feet outside the Key Street in Clitheroe, magistrates at Blackburn heard.
April 1997 to 539 in January the case was adjourned lor "
"Labour really is tough stone’ "The county figures Djovment has fallen by 70% (prosecuting) said th a t aared from 53>472 in 1979 m i v
itself " declared Mr John- "Long-term youth unem- Miss Claire Fanning Pvp^ he same period."
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