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Improving Valley’s
1 another day in ■people went on a Tr Saturday to the i Christmas Fayre
lie Valley in mid- Jrgate.
Itraws in the wind leglected today.
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_nay recall the foe at War" exhibi- blayed at Clitheroe Museum from Feb- |7th to March 4th
Ir. hlitheroe Advertiser tnes kindly adver- t>n our behalf a
J for information on ICastleton", Clith- llopted warship. I of the Clitheroe 1 traders, Mr George u, who is an ex-navy hme to see our exhi- | and made some Us among his associ-
healthcare SPECIFIC opportuni ties to improve the health of local people are being identified by a spe
cial strategy. The East Lancashire
Health Authority is oversee ing similar work all over its
area. The Ribble Valley Prima
ry Care Group is implement ing plans to evaluate its spe cial school nurse/ health visi tors service, assessing and doing what it can to meet the needs of rural communities and continuing to implement the teenage pregnancy and National Healthy School Standard programmes. An East Lancashire
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Health Authority report says that progress has already been made in several other areas of health care. There have been improve ments to mental health pro vision in the Ribble Valley, a clinical governance plan has been developed and an audit programme for anti-coagula tion services and asthma
Five allotments are on offer
drawn up. The needs of older people
iid has supplied us |iite a lot of informa- i the warship. We
in particular have been addressed by a pilot medi cine management project, improvements to day care and schemes to help with transport, gardening and alarms for cold weather and carbon monoxide.
■rilled to receive a let- I photographs from a
inan in America who |ctually served on fcastleton during the
lorld War. |RY HORNBY,
lian, loe Castle Museum.
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MAGISTRATES at Black- burn remanded Gary Paul Whitam (31), of Carlton Place, Clitheroe, on bail until August 16th after he pleaded not guilty to assaulting Andrew Blackledge, causing
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ANYONE in Clitheroe who fancies growing their own vegetables should visit the
town
hall.Clitheroe Town Council has five vacant allotments at its Hayhurst Street site. All are overgrown, so help
with tidying, together with a rent-free period, may be available to their new tak
ers.Two of the allotments are 300sq.yds., while the rem aining three are 150sq.yds. Rents for the larger plots are currently £36 a year including water and £18 a year including .water for the
smaller plots. ■
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A village garden can grow larger
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give a more "manicured , a p p e a ra n c e t o th e G r in d le t o n
extension will
Conservation Area, say council officials.
Their recommendation to j i
allow the use of part of a field at Back Lane, Grindleton, to make a house garden larger i was accepted by members of | the Ribble Valley Borough Council Planning and Devel opment Committee.
Miss couni. Hindi, and Mra JoanLavery. ' . pv„ t inciuded Clitheroe Mayor
CcmmMre Maly RoM^^and the town's Deputy Mayor, Coun. Alan Yearing.
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