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C l i th e r o e A d v e r t i s e r & T im e s , M a rch 1 5 th , 2 0 0 1 9 C l ith e r o e 4 2 2 3 2 4 (E d i to r ia l ) , 4 2 2 3 2 3 (A d v e r t is in g ) , B u r n le y 4 2 2 3 3 1 (C la s s i f ie d ) , w w w .e a s t la n c a s h ir e o n l in fe o n l in e .c o .u k More hours at hospitals


MORE working hours and top staff are to be introduced by the area's major medical services provider


„ to 8 p. m. Monday to ,


| Thursday. I Ten new consultants and


>a of )lved


|the chance to ieauty can be


lith people being lan d we have |n duty in the s. It's true to say


-not have got the laccess areas if we ffered the ranger


.. greater part of j-e lightly used by Lll numbers of fand the more leas are unlikely Atract huge num- ivever, some spots Tie roads that, give Jpcess to higher Ki become pressure Squiring manage-


Ishire County


land the Bowland > Committee were pvers in the forma- | national associa- ilesignated areas of


| with the East Lancashire Health Authority and the


a whole range of supporting staff will help reduce patient waiting times. This move forward is costing £3m. in the first year, and has been agreed after talks


I primary care groups who commission the trust s ser- ] vices and pay for them with


r _re vtws Trust will soon "■...IIIM Thinking about IS As? For independent advice


I Government money. General medicine and


anaesthetics will each have two new consultants, and


i the others will be in acci- I dent and emergency, gener-


I al surgery, oral surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, | radiology and pathology.


I ' / ■ /


Tudor dress for the


CLASS three pupils of school trip


Waddington and West Bradford C of E Primary School wore some very old


iing national beau- IlcKay is convinced ■association's robust lg of the Govern- Is ensured that the [ture in the new act.


IARSOrr Irjorie f8 I ( I . I


i/lar 2 1 -April 2 0 t broadcasting your ideas to form. But what you have to Ease back. Does it matter


the world? Live and let live, be a more persuasive force L


s in your own sign should by irity will be soaring again in l


clothes to school. In fact, they dressed up in the way of people in


Tudor times. The "strange clothes day


was the culmination of a series of lessons on life in


Tudor times. They wore the clothes to


make a tr ip to Turton Tower even more memo­


rable.Members of staff, form teacher Victor Nelson, teaching assistant Jo East- wood and support teacher Shirley Taylor entered into the spirit of things by wear­


ing Tudor clothes. Even headmaster’s secre­


tary June Jefferies turned up in the right clothes of


the day. ;p dav


ham said: "It was a memo- | clubs. Figures show that in five years this could have I


Acting head Michael Ing-


rable day out. The majority of the children dressed up." Our photograph shows


the children in their Tudor clothes. (K080301/5)


Drugs case is discontinued


BURNLEY magistrates discontinued allegations of


I6 5 8 9 4 1 6 5 April 2 1 -May 21


cash and emotional matters, i are grappling with really involved, no one is finding u


j cannot find all the anwers leed to open up and ask for being too assertive, then you Call my Taurus linecto. hear,


IB 5 8 9 4 1 6 6 May 2 2 -June 21*


lore intense and heated than but rising to the bait will not hg at the moment in the way rather disconcerting' as you


an also be a time of great self' relationships if you allow it to the weekend. Your charm is


0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 7 u June 22-July 2 2


comes first. You are having to


je to concentrate on becoming 1 mq ideas about how everything


want to stick to the status quo. •ter the 18th. There are ways of


1 but it will require charm anfl . bou have integrity and grit, even


> 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 8


, July23-Aug23 h usual, so you need to Be wary portion. Emotionally as well as ■Tig settles down slightly. You wall ftportant in your own right, whi e mnusi be upheld since there is little


1 19th. A more sociable mood wiU ■xild have a positive outcome. Call


> 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 6 9 Aug 24-Sept 2 3


| family orloved ones since two | that area of your chart. You are


lone seems more wound up than ft someone close may not want to ,. Venus will be around which can


I s of affection in private moments. I certainly keep sharper comments


J Sep t 24-Oct 2 3 ■y life too intensely. You can end up | i n d not appreciating the ftm. Don t |


1 )9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 0


■ r t to lift gradually from the 19th . ■work mates or friends will respond | and just sashay out to enjoy, the lu ld be pretty much in balance from ^compliment whispered in the nght


1 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 2 I Nov 2 3 -D e c 21


I t so wound up and determined as you . I or competitive. Although you Intend Iv ay , you know that sometimes taking j l u ld start to ease after the 19th. Then . f> better things of life. Maybe you will


4 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 1 ' Oct 24-Nov 2 2 iqelher every two years or so. When


SJative imagination to earning more as fcittarius line to hear more. ; ,


_irgy, so you need to be careful about ■)Oth focussed on your chart area'of lacity to go In opposite directions at | frluto can help you restructure your I rd s with skill, you can end up in a , are. Be neither too mthless nor too


,


0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 3 1 Dec 22-Jan 2 0 1


little lateral thinking may Ik required


I re n e s activity and pull a few strings l I hand just yet, but you can make your


Bourseli some time on your own since Mu feel over loaded. Take the chance to I f better. Don’t be waiy about what you ■nagine. Call my Capricorn line to hear .


0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 4 j Jan 21-Feb 19


Ichanging your long term plans, finding 1 no longer does so. In addition you are ■/ant to keep in the days ahead. Certam . Tning to an end since they no longer lul U L want to be around groups which hold


|om the 19th onwards will be whispering v much appreciated you are.’Call my I


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■ 0 9 0 6 5 8 9 4 1 7 5 Feb 20-Mar 2 0


I influential people try to call the shots or l liou. You may not have much say at me


je r that you do have a choice about what I ■ these rather tricky iniluences, which will |


■ckity Venus in flowing aspect to Mars and l ip to Inspire your romantic life. Spending | Call my Pisces line to heir more.:


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information about the Rib­ ble Valley-based branch is.


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DETAILED research has shown an increasing interest in soccer and


rugby across the area. However, the Ribble Val­


ley Borough Council will need to introduce "signifi­ cant developments" to keep pace with the demand for


sports pitches. Efforts are being made to


find grants and other exter­ nal funding to see wnat money might be available. I t has been suggested that a local football forum could be set up to co-ordinate needs - and the ways of meeting them.


A report to the Com- muity Committee says that currently some 2,000 young people


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the council as the main provider of football pitches in the borough i t cannot cater for all demand and therefore teams search out other facilities in order *° fulfil their fixtures. The standard of such pitches


varies greatly." The council, points out


the report, has invested £120,000 in pitches over


recent years and spends £30,000 on looking after them each year. Most,


years and spends if not all, adult


teams who want a council pitch can get one. . However, only 15 of the


Ribble Valley's 54 main­ stream junior squads play on council pitches and some use private sites outside the borough. The establishment of Ribble Valley leagues would help to reduce travel needs and help manage pitch provision. There are also village


teams w o use


teams who use their own, or school, fields.


All-weather training .


facilities are in short supply and places which are not always suitable have to be used, says the report.


More work is now being


done on the issue, some in conjunction with plans to extend facilities at Edisford, but nothing will happen for


a year or two. New changing accomo­


dation, all weather training and more pitches are sug­


gested. cer pitches could be juniors. Two dedicated mini-soc-


cer pitches could be provid­ ed a t Castle Fields, Clitheroe, and the changing I


rooms improved. If three pitches could be


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