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Warwick and Warwick, the leading stamp auctioneers, will be visiting your area shortly and look forward to meeting you at:
CALF’S HEAD HOTEL Worston, Clithcroe
THURSDAY, 29th MARCH, 10am - 3pm.
We will be providing free valuations o f general and specialised collections, postal history, old envelopes, postcards, cigarette cards, coins, medals and militaria and can arrange the sale o f your collection.
Some collections may merit detailed valuation by our team o f experts in Warwick: Even in this situation there will be no fee for valuation, all that we shall ask is the cost o f returning the collection, fully insured, to your door, i f you decide not to sell.
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Interest in former
village pub
AGENTS dealing with the sale of a three- storey Grade 11-listed former pub say there is interest in the property from national compa
nies. Some time after itwas
closed a year ago, the for mer Ribblesdale Arms at Gisburn and two adjoining barns were snapped up by building and development company M J Gleeson, part of the Gleeson Group. They applied for and
Laura slips into headphones
of Spice Girl
CLITHEROE schoolgirl Laura Beggs followed in the footsteps of Spice Girl Emma Bunton during
a trip to London. The 12-year-old Clith
eroe Royal Grammar School pupil had travelled south to record a dance sequence which will be screened on the weekend television programme
received planning permis sion to turn the old building and the barns into 13 apart
ments. But a change of policy by
Gleesons has resulted in the Ribblesdale Arms going
back on the market. Tenders have to be sub mitted by noon on April
26th. The sale price is expected
to be in the region of
£400,000. Mr Brent Forbes, for
property company Petty, of Burnley, said: "Basically, the Gleeson Group is now concentrating its develop ments a little further south, in the Cheshire area. "Gisburn is a little out of
what is now the Gleeson group's area of operation.
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erable interest from prospective purchasers, both regionally and nation ally," he added.
"There is already consid Flags can fly
MEMBERS of Ribble Valley Borough Council Planning and Development Committee have approved two minor applications. Three flagpoles at Vantage, Edisford Road, Clitheroe, and a directional sign at The Sidings, Off Sta tion Road, Whalley, can be installed.
Coiuicillors turn down farm homes plan
FARM building con versions at two Ribble Valley locations were discussed by council
lors.The resubmitted outline application for residential development at Lawson- steads Farm, Brookes Lane, Whalley, was refused by Ribble Valley Borough Council's Planning and: Development Committee. There were nine letters of
objection which pointed out the current overdevelop ment of housing in Whalley, the parking problems around the lane, the restricted access and loss of views from nearby proper
ties. The parish council objec
tions included observations that finding school places is an ongoing problem and that there is an oversupply of houses in the Ribble Vai-
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refusal was a plan to con vert three disused agricul tural buildings for business use, including a candlemak-
Also recommended for
ers workshop, at Backridge Farm, Twitter Lane, Waddington. Access and restricted width of the high way were the county sur veyors objections to the proposal. However, the council was
in general support of the development. Coun. Harry Backhouse (Waddington) explained that with the cur rent crises in farming, diver sification by farmers should be welcomed, particularly as building reuse for small industry is considered as having priority over hous ing development. He added th a t the buildings con cerned were not particular ly large and that a candle- maker would not create a pollution problem. As the changes would not
Spring fair for village
"Diggit". Laura entered a competi
tion to come up with a dance and location which could be used for the show’s opening and closing credits, as well as to introduce com mercial breaks on the Sat urday and Sunday morning show. Her winning entry centred around Clitheroe Castle and its skate park and her prize was to be filmed doing the dance rou tine along with four of her friends. . On the day th a t Laura
church funds READ United Reformed Church held its spring fair to raise cash for church funds. A steady flow of visitors
enjoyed soup, sandwiches and cakes while they pon dered about what goods to buy from the various stalls. The Brownies, Pilots and
playgroup all ran stalls to help raise £475 for the church, and make the event
a success. Our photograph shows
some of those who attend ed the seasonal sale. (K030301/4)
Conditions
require the use of industri al-sized vehicles such as the ones th a t currently use country roads and th a t have used the farm entrance in the past, the proposal was recommended for resubmission with condi tions regarding vehicular
access.
SUBJECT to several condi tions, five industrial units | will be erected adjacent to existing industrial buildings at Lincoln Park, Salthill Industrial Estate, Clith- |
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NEARLY 500 lots and bidding from an audience of 300 people gave the area's new salerooms a
| brisk start. Clitheroe Auction Mart
I put up the new building after taking over the Silver- wood's name and business,
and will use it for a wide variety of sales. Antiques will be every-
fortnight and there will also be specialist days such as sporting guns, air weapons
and fishing tackle. "Rare items made good
prices at the opening sale, but with so many lots there
was something for every one,"says managing direc- tor Mr Robert Parker. "We were very pleased and encouraged by the number of people attending." Mr Parker is pictured,
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and her pals, Lucy Knowles (13) and Chloe Thompson (13), both pupils at Rib blesdale High School Tech nology College, Katie Holden (12), who goes to Oakhill College, and 13- year-old Alex Davis, a class mate from CRGS, were in the London studio members of the film crew were inter viewing Baby Spice. When
| it was the girls’ turn to face the camera, Laura was
given the headphones previ ously worn by the chart topping popstar. The opportunity to be
interviewed or the pro gramme was ju s t one of many highlights the quintet enjoyed during their time in
London. Two chauffeur driven
limousines had met the party, including Laura's mum, Mrs Angela Beggs, and Katie's mum, Mrs Denise Holden, at Euston Station and taken them to their hotel. The following day the girls were taken to the Pineapple Dance Studio where they were met by the choreographer and put through their paces while the mums went shopping. After lunch it was back
to work, but this time with full camera crew, as well as light and sound technicians. "The girls were fantas
tic," said Mrs Beggs on their return to the Ribble Valley, where the rest of the recording was due to take place this week. "They spent five-and-a-half hours in the studio so although it may sound glamorous, it is hard work. They thorough ly enjoyed it, it was thrilling for them."
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by Julie Frank!
TEARS were no| ways of laughter ■ the Ribble Vl| entered into the i of Red Nose Dayl j For among the
activities to have rl thousands of pount| the Comic Relief ck was a sponsored ; leg wax, bravely end by check-out assis] Mr David Lawsor fresh foods assistan Graham Hodge, whc| work at Clitheroe's (| bury's store. The pair's "treatr|
by administrative; tants Miss Vici Wirl ley and Miss R* Leonard in the supe| ket's foyer raised from wincing shop! who shared their pail! Staff also paid to il
bad hair and red cl! days which, together I pancake race, raised! ther £500. They also f meet a ransom del from Clitheroe polic|
"arrested" town Coun. Alan Yearir and manager Mrsl Blackett for "stealinl Nose Day cakes. TI were handcuffed ami to the cells until the I was paid. AllactivitiJ co-ordinated by mat clerk Mrs Linda Waf With sales of
Relief red noses excll Sainsbury's, the stoj
another £2,500 sell! its stock to the pubis Many reappearetl
faces of regulars of ley's Dog Inn, whj manager Mr Nig>T had organised an exl funny goings-on.f staff dressed in S t ' uniforms and helpe- ious games and cl tions, which raisl than £300. Barml Kay Linnane was al sored to remain six ing her three-hour . | Among the acl
’ Clitheroe Royal Gj School made appro! £230 gunging the! ers. They also raisl ther £600 throujf games and quizzes!
arranged by local! were pyjama p al Moorland School ping's Brabin Endcl mary and Clithel James's Playgroup! bow day a t Whal Primary School! £290, while pul
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