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Clitheroe healthier than other parts of East Lancs - report
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jmber next year, ma and cultural e longer to build, undation's com- a grant of £2m.
j for the develop- ives us full confi- positive attitude y councillors and facilities will not impletion of the
jmmitted, if nec- i temporary cine- y in confirming a nity cinema and
jndation's contin- sitive work with iperation with the , has been further commitment to ,000 on improving ; Clitheroe Skate
)lans, announced funds for cultural ments in Clitheroe y the Lancaster in fact, increased
n. in total. 1 be excellent news
eroe partnership he Future, and its the Countryside
'own Initiative pro- im. finance for the 'clopments and the de the new develop- >rm Gallery, gives us ;e of developing the 2roe and Kibble Val- er, but the opportu- funding to match a ditional funding for .nd cultural projects
t me at Trinity Cen- , if you want to learn a plans, or feel that te to their develop-
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mighty Matterhorn CLIMBING a diffi cult peak in the Alps proved a long day out for a Whalley
Jack (16) conquers by Robbie Robinson
section, causing delays which meant the descent
teenager. Jack Hardman (16)
joined his father, Mr Bernard Hardman, on an ascent of the Mat terhorn, the famous 14,688 f t . (4,478m) mountain, which tow ers above Zermatt in Switzerland. They took the normal
route to the mountain, via the Schwarzsee cable
car, followed by the hike up to the Hornli hut, ■perched high above the
valleys. Above it, the sharp-
edged Hornli ridge leads to the summit, scene of the successful but tragic first ascent by Edward Whymper in 1865. They spent the night
at the hut and left at 4 a.m. the next morning to climb the mountain.
Mr Hardman said:
"We had to negotiate a number of queues on the harder sections and falling ice from parties 'above us. I t took us six
also took six hours. Mr Hardman said:
"As a result, we missed the last cable car down to Zermatt, meaning we had to walk all the way back. We eventually reached our campsite for a very late supper and got to bed at 1 a.m." Jack, who is a sixth
form pupil at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, has been rock climbing with his father for five years. They have been to the Alps twice before on holidays together, but it was an ascent of the Grand Teton in the USA last year which whetted Jack’s appetite for the Matterhorn. Mr Hardman said:
"The Grand Teton is not as difficult, but it is a longer route and we were not as well acclimatised." The Matterhorn was
Jack’s first major Alpine route, so Mr Hardman made sure they were well
above us. I t took us six easier peaks at altitude hours to reach the sum-
r A. hhe «o» they took b jg b ,phot°graphs
QOwn tat; va*»w« •••*- Switzerland and Italy,
!and across to the Monte •Rosa massif and Mont
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PEOPLE in the Clitheroe area enjoy better health than other Ea s t 'L an cashire residents, says
a new report. B u t i t makes very
clear that no one is say ing that the industrial processes
around Clitheroe do not carry
any health risks at all — the technical difficulties
of proving or disproving a link between pollution and'health effects are
well recognised. The East Lancashire
THE efforts and contributions ol looked , t local volunteers were marked dur- bemg a volunt
Skillshare were invited to attend commented. the annual event at the Ribble ice cream Valley Council Chambers.
As well as acknowledging the Lane orspendmgthetfternoo^ Mayor are volunteers who were invaluable contribution that vol- the front of i . unteers make by donating their
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Overturned car drama | 0 ingfrom the seat-belt of heroverturnedP
_. . . _j — ir» TTnvhurst ” The vehicle, an automatic, appeared '^CMheroe lire-fighters were op^ b ^ i ^ S S a W S S
speed after a minor collision, chpr>ed\virig - rors and then ran along a wall before ending up on sio
stood to have escaped with slight injuries. In I
Health Authority last checked on the local area in such detail three years
— . ing a special presentation evening. ln<^ d^ L Jackson manager of from projectmanagers andifrom d t on Moor lennium Volunteere, Ribble Va y. i > __J. f l — J i rw T C !
The evening included speeches 8 ^ Qut; „The effect 0f says locaj air qual-
itt» selling Mrs G wen Pye, as w e l la san pJ tential implications for cinema> or help. update on the work done by Ml health have concerned
afternoon in Pictured with Ribble Valley_s blic for some time. -tment presented with their certificates,
some members of ^the
public for some time. The introduction of
Cemfuel at Castle Cement has caused a
| re j ^pn'r tP m particular
and active treatment of asthma,” it says. "Indeed, we know that
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active treatment of .. <avs.
No evidence of increased death rates from heart disease or respiratory conditions in the area
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Clitheroe area. There is no evidence to suggest that there are increased hospital admission rates from respiratory condi tions, or more specifically
from asthma." Indeed, on many of the
parameters checked, ill ness rates are significant ly lower in Clitheroe than in East Lancashire as a
whole. osssssss ■ i
^ thePdiagnosis tthat cancer in Clith -eroe ^ above the regional aver- age, but says this may be attributable to skin can
Volunteers from Trinity Com- Mr Gl ° l „ 11^tvPartnerShip, the Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. » ^ ^ ither0e and the to ^ hm a than in o r ^ by the majority of people, munity Partnership's projects and
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than Another experience effects not felt e parf e , i ar- The report suggests
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cers. Respiratory system cancers are lower than average, but the conclu- sions are based on a small number of cases and
g hgr ^tjons for human health. fheref° re1" ^ - f t be Health, Dr Steve Mor- g
overall conclu- data may not m
away returning from another call when• the en suggcst that there are suggest that th j s happened. They and .Paramedics
accident I ^°"There ^s no evidence £ Cre® ed death rates
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the investigation used by_^e T^erapliasisS that the health figures for to those one the report. ^ emphasises ^ ^ do nQt indicate
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iBlanc. On the way down, one
of Jack's crampons broke, so they had to ( abseil much of the top
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Jack now has ambi- Our picture shows
father and son at the I summit.
New club leaps into action A NEW club
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1 Leaping Lizards sprung 1 into action in Clitheroe
I on Tuesday. « The club is based at
! Trinity Community 1 Partnership's Trinity ! Centre, off Parson Lane, j I t is open to all parents, ' grandparents, child min- 1 ders and any other ' adults caring for chil- i dren, plus all youngsters | from birth to pre-school
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! There is a wide and 1
• . , , varied programme of
! activities on offer, includ- ! ing arts and crafts, a 1." jungle gym" play- | 'ground, song time, danc- j ing and games. J Adele Burgess, the i dub co-ordinator, said, i "Leaping Lizards is all J about fun for both chil
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club is also an informal opportunity for parents and children to meet and make new friends. There is no need to book in advance, just come along on Tuesday mornings at
9-30 a.m." The cost is £1.25 per
child, which covers the
costs of all activities and refreshments for every- one.
Adele said: "If you are
a leaping or even a lounging lizard, along on the 18th between 9-30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tuesdays may never be the same
again." For further details , . . .
about the club, phone Adele Burgess on 012UU
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