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.THERE was an infor­ mative tr ip out for Clitheroe Young Farm­ ers when they travelled to Hoghton Towers, near


Preston. Forthcoming young


farmers’ meetings in­ clude a vis it to Myer- scough’s veterinary prac­ tice and a ta lk by the news editor of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. Next week a member


of the Territorial Army will give a talk in Pendle­ ton Village Hall a t 7-45


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Go-ahead for conversion


ALTERATIONS to


convert a farm from beef to 100-cow dairy pro­ duction have been given planning permission. Officials of Ribble


Valley Borough Council, acting under their dele-, gated powers, have approved a slurry lagoon and collecting yard, a cubicle area and a par­ lour and dairy at Broad- head Farm, Slaidbum.


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IT is not just the Queen who can celebrate spe­ cial occasions with pop concerts. The Mayor of the


Mayor says it with musk | jp o r m e r R o v e r s ’ s t a r s o a r s u p S u n d a y T i m e s R i c h L i s t


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the '60s party being held


Ribble Valley, Coun. Gwen Pye, is following in Her Majesty's footsteps by hosting a special rock and roll concert a t West Bradford Village Hall. All proceeds from the


fund-raiser, taking place on Friday, April 26th, will go towards Cross­ roads, one of the chari­ ty's Coun. Pye has been supporting during her


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Bike stolen


A RESIDENT of Brook Street, Clitheroe, discov­ ered th a t a thief had entered his backyard and stolen a mountain


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FROM equal 97th to 64th - Dave Whelan and family have soared up the Rich List to become the wealthiest peo­


ple linked to the Ribble Valley. The former footballer turned


sports goods empire proprietor was quoted as having £467m. this year, compared with £325m.


in 2001. In 111th place, Mellor DIY boss


Bill Archer drops in to become the North-West's richest newcomer. Co-founder of the Focus DIY group, he is listed as having £300m. Clitheroe founder of Ultraframe


John Lancaster has dropped from 157th place to 251st with £133m. from £203m. The Sunday Times writes that


complex and Third World chari­


ties." Tahir Mohsan and family, of


in December, Ultraframe warned that bad weather in the first half of 2000-2001 had dampened its results, cutting profits to £24.6m., although sales were up to nearly £101m. "The fall in profits has hit the


shares. Lancaster's family has a stake now worth £82m. and other wealth. Two years ago, a sale of Ultraframe shares via a trust set up by Lancaster (59), was expect­ ed to generate £80m. for a Clitheroe arts centre, a Bristol arts


Simonstone-based Time Comput­ ers, has risen from equal 669th to •equal 432nd with £80m. In equal 720th are Peter and


John Clarke, of Silentnight.with £52m. The brothers, one resident in the Ribble Valley and having this year celebrated his 50th birthday by hiring the Northern Belle for a party for family and friends, have a £44m. stake in the Bamoldswick- based beds company and other assets. Last year, they were listed a t equal 669th with £50m.


Village venue for next police meeting


GRINDLETON will be hosting the next Police Authority Commu­ nity Meeting. I t is scheduled to take place at


the village's Methodist church in Chapel Lane at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. At the meeting Chief Supt John


Thompson, the divisional comman­ der, will talk about policing in the Ribble Valley, and Mr Bill Alker, Ribble Valley Borough Council's Policy Development Officer, will discuss community safety issues.


At the PACM, held in Chipping


on January 23rd, those who attend­ ed saw a video presentation on the Lancashire Road Safety Project. They also heard from Chief Supt Thompson who explained that lev­ els of recorded crime in the division had increased due to a new policy being piloted in Lancashire. However, he also said that since


the previous community meeting the divirion had not only seen the lowest rise in crime across the force,


but also had the best detection rata In his presentation Mr Alker,


representing the Valley's Crime Reduction Partnership, focused on community safety in the Ribble


Valley. He explained that a new three-


year strategy to combat local crime and disorder problems was being produced, themes to be tackled included vehicle crime, travelling criminals and road safety, among others.


Agency boss faces a very watery fate as wellies are left hundreds of miles away!


THE chairman of the Countryside Agency had an appointment to stand in a Ribble Valley | brook — b u t forgot to


bring his wellies from the West Country. A member of his staff


rang his office to ascer­ tain his shoe size, and managed to buy a new pair of green boots and get them to Sabden Brook ju s t in time on Tuesday for Mr Ewan Cameron to take th e ■ plunge. Mr Cameron was in


Sabden to find out more about the Countryside Agency-backed lengths- man scheme in Bow- land. The agency has contributed more than £36,000, half the cost, of employing a lengthsman for the last four years to carry out small environ­ mental projects in rural areas. He helped Sabden


parish lengthsman Mr David Oyston (58) weave willow to form a protection to the badly- eroded banks of th e


brook. Mr Cameron spent


the day in the area tak­ ing a closer look a t a number of projects which the Countryside Agency has been back­


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ing. Earlier in the day, he


stopped off a t the Clitheroe Interchange, then visited the Trinity Centre for discussions with representatives of Clitheroe the F u tu re P a r tn e rsh ip and the Trinity Transport pro­


ject on the Community Transport Initiative. Later, he to ld the


Advertiser and Times how impressed he was with the voluntary work which had been going on in the Ribble Valley and the Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. "We are try in g to


develop a market town in i tia tiv e as a way of regenerating the area, raising th e qu ality of life for everyone," he


said. "At th is stage i t is


very much a t the begin­ ning of the process arid


what I have seen is very very good. In the Area of Outstanding Beauty I am discussing how they can b e s t use the beauty of the country­ side to enhance the lives of those people who not only live here, but visit." He said i t was hoped


any changes in th e future would no t only be of environmental


value, bu t also of eco­ Cameron


nomic value. Mr


described th e Ribble Valley Rider scheme as "fantastic". He said th a t the agency's involvement


Fatal blast: Transco told to carry out pipe survey in area


A W R ITTEN notice has gone out from the Health and Safety Exec­ utive ordering Trarisco to carry out a survey of the system of piping sup­ plying all the houses in the Standen Road area of Clitheroe. This follows the Bank


. The notice backs up previous oral requests to Transco from Health and Safety officers. - The information


Holiday explosion which has since resulted in the death of an eight-year- old member of the Mars­ den family.


comes in an e-mail to campaigning Clitheroe resident Mrs Janet Webb from Mr Frank Perkins,. Principal Inspector of Health and Safety. He also tells Mrs


Webb th a t the fire ser­ vice has volunteered to help by making house-to- house inquiries to estab­


lish residents’ experiences of smelling gas. And part of the inves­


tigation will involve look­ ing a t Transco's records of previous escapes, repairs or replacements, he said. Mr Perkins added: "It


is reasonable when this type of tragic incident occurs, to determine that there are not other potential problems of the same type in the locali­ ty."


Mrs Webb had told


■ yesterday confirmed that constant monitoring is taking place on gas pipes


the inspector th a t the current number of gas leaks, including another found on Monday out­ side No 22, Standen Road was an "unaccept­ able standard of safety” and there was a lack of confidence in Trarisco. Meanwhile, Ribble Valley Borough Council


in the Standen Road area of Clitheroe in a bid to alleviate growing con­ cern. A spokesman said that


a full and thorough inves­ tigation is ongoing. Counselling is being


offered1 via the borough council and Social Ser­ vices for tenants and resi­ dents in the vicinity who feel th a t i t would be of benefit. The home of the Mars­


den family has, he said, suffered structural dam­ age and further investiga­ tions are taking place as to the extent of th a t damage. The house adjoining


the property is said not to have suffered visible structural damage, but


' occupant Mr Zdzislaw Pietrzak has been advised to inform his insurers of the damage to the neighbouring houses


Councillors give farm plan the green light


A PROPOSAL to build a general purposes agricultural building and a bam/sta- bles at Simmy Nook Farm, Ribchester, has been given the go-ahead by members of Ribble Valley Borough Council's Planning and Development Committee.


with the Market Town Initiative would soon be


over. They had helped with the first phase, but the Regional Develop­ ment Agency would step in once the actual pro­ gramme had been set­ tled.- T h a t would open


access to sources of funding,


including


Europe and the Region­ al Development Fund, he added. . Our picture shows Mr


Cameron (right) with village lengthsman Mr David Bridge. ■ (B090402/4)


Extension to aid disabled youngster


A SEVEN-NAME peti­ tion and two letters of objection did not deter councillors approving plans to build at a single- st'orey extension a t a house in Victoria Street, Clitheroe to create a dis­ abled facility for a child. One resident of West


View had told members of Ribble Valley Borough Council's Planning and Development Commit­ tee that people would be left feeling "hemmed in" by the extension. As well as calling for the exten­ sion to be scaled back, he urged members to recon­ sider the application.' However, Coun. Howel Jones (Clitheroe) said


the fact that the proposal was only single-storey made some of the objec­


t io n s "less valid". He added th a t 'i t was not unusual for the council to g ran t permission for schemes like this. Members approved


the plan on condition! that permission to install windows in the.extension would be needed-front the council.


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WHALLEY Tennis Club juniors geared up for the new season with a friendly against Parkwood. The reigning Slazenger East Lan­


cashire Lawn Tennis League champi­ ons are looking forward to defending their title this summer. The team (pictured) are from left to


Registration date next week


THE registration night for the sum­ mer league of the Clitheroe and Dis­ tr ict Pool League is to be held a t the annual presentation night. I t will take place a t the Rose and


Crown, Clitheroe on Thursday April 18th by registration only between 7-9


p.m. Telephone registrations will not be


accepted. One member of each team must


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right: Jennie Marsden, William Mars- den, Michael Olstowski, Nicola Maher and Mark Thomas.


Athlete Mark gets the call


A TH L E T E M a rk G r if f i th s ha s been selected to represent the North West in th e discus a t th e In te r - Region Under 18 Championships in


Cudworth. The 17-year-old Stonyhurst College


pupil was selected for the event after attending a North West performance squad training session, and catching the eye of the performance director. I t will be Mark's first representative


honour for his county or region, and he will compete a t the Dorothy Hyman Stadium on April 21st.


Sport Information Desk


Selected teams for the


weekend CRICKET SATURDAY


Clitheroe (v Norden, home,


meet ground 1-15 p.m.) N. Bolton, M. Bolton, Stephen Bishop, M. Dewhurst, S. Whalley, N. Bibby, M. Eglin, T. Hibbert, M. Coulter, Fit- ton. Scorer: J. Blackburn. Same te am Sunday (v Rochdale, away, meet 12-15


p.m.) except S. Coulter, M. Hargreaves, C. Brown, M. Pakston and G. Kershaw for Dewhurst, Burns, Whalley, Eglin and Hibbert. SUNDAY


Clitheroe 2nds (v Norden,


away, meet 12-15 p.m.) J. Green, M. Scott, D. Glover, T. Hibbert, F. Hussain, R. Dins- dale, Simon Bishop, S. Daw­ son, K. Driver, T. Bailey. Reserve: P. Cox. Scorer: F. Green. Clitheroe 3rds (v Black-


RED ROSE ASSURANCE


YOUTH LEAGUE TABLE


Under 17s PW D L P


Clitheroe Youth .1410 2 2 32 Mill Hill_____ 14 8 3 3 27 Barlick United ...14 7 3 4 24 Nelson FC____13 7 2 4 23 LanghoFC___ 14 7 1 6 22 Gt Harwood Rvsll 6 2 4 20 Has St Mary's ....10 6 1 3 19 Blackburn Utd...lO 3 1 6 10 Islington Boys ...15 1 2 12 5 Burnley Belv .....14 0 3 11 3


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTS AND DOMINOES


WINTER LEAGUE RESULTS


Judge Walmsley (9 and 7)


bum North, away, meet 12-30 p.m.) D. Binns, G. Clarkson, P. Cottam, S. Braithwaite, S. Fielding, R. Lloyd, C. Nuttall, R. Gladwin, M. Peel, G. Maguire. Scorer: L. Braith­ waite.


GREAT


HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BOWLING


Third Division Burnley Road A 5, Oakhill


5; Castle B 8, Sabden Red 2; Oswaldtwistle Conservative 9, Ribblesdale Wanderers B 1; Rushton Street B 8, Wadding- ton A 2; Whalley B 7, Leisure


Hour A3. Fourth Division


Hurst Green B 2, Mercer


Park 8; Immanuel 8, Sydney Street 2; Oakhill Veterans 9, Castle A 1; Rishton Conserva­ tive B 6, Milnshaw Wanderers 4; Sabden Blue 3, Grange 7; Waddington B 4, Great Har­


wood CC 6. Entries for the Lawrenson


Cup Doubles competition should be forwarded to the Secretary, Steve Dowber, on 01254 382857 no later than


Monday. The competition will be


held a t the Globe Bowling Club. Accrington, commencig on Saturday, April 27th.


LEAGUE RESULTS


16, The Dog (3 and 5) 8; Billington Band Club A (10 and 4) 14, Bay Horse (2 and 8) 10; Pendle Witch (8 and 6) 14, New In n (4 and 6) 10; Pendle In n (6 and 6) 12, Billington Band Club B (6 and 6) 12; Swan With Two Necks (8 and 5) 13, Black Bull (4 and 7) 11. The first annual presenta­


tion evening will be on Mon­ day a t Billington Band Club commencing a t 8 p.m.


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FINAL TABLES Darts


PtS


Swan With Two Necks............162 Band Club A ..........................160 Black Bull............... ............. 147 New Inn ............................... 146 Pendle Witch..........................146 Judge Walmsley .....................142 Bay Horse..............................133 Pendle Inn..............................103 RedRock ................................77 Band Club B ............................75


Bog Inn..................................*28 Dominoes


Pts


Judge Walmsley.......................133 Black Bull.............................. 130 Bay Horse....— ...— .......—128 Fendie Inn........— .......— .....123 Band Club A............................122 New Inn__.....---- ....---...122 Band Club B-------------------- 119 Dog Inn............. .....................114 Pendle Witch...........................113 RedRock________________109 Swan With Two Necks.............105 Combined


Pts


Band Club A_________ .282 Black Bull............................. .277 Judge Walmsley..................._.275 New Inn.......----- ......----- 268 Swan With Two Necks---------.267 Bay Horse.....__..........—.....261 Pendle Witch..............


Pendle Inn....................... 226 Band Club B_____________ 194 RedRock................................ 186 The Dog................................. 142


259


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES WINTER


’ Anne Bentley Memorial Trebles.


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


Winners: M. Bowman, L. Lambe and'L. Celestial (Bill


BC). Runners-Up: D. Hall, M.


Slater and J. Gunther (Brown Cow). Semi Finals: E. Twist, L.


Shoreman and S. Flannery (BiU BC): D. Hill, K. Johnson and K. Peel (Kings Arms). Quarter Finals: P. Shanley,


n: ’ “Babette’s Feast”


°U-THIS delicately-told 'ToJ and moving story about the two devout daugh- 5n 1 ters of a Danish Luther-


4VJ an minister and th eir French servant is one of


R Leemin and M. Wilkinson (Bay Horse); A. Southwell, I. Seed and B. Cusack (Cath


HIGH SCORES 133 - D. Hall: 114 - L.


Lambe; 113 - P. Shanley; 112 - L. Celestial; 100 - J. Seed, J. Gallacher, S. Flannery, L. Celestial.


PENDLE CHARITY FOOTBALL: LEAGUE';-


Premier Division = Hour Glass 2 (E. Caddis


2), Prairie Rangers 1 (G. Bai­ ley).


First Division Clearwater 1 (B. Wright),


Fumico 2 (L. Hodkinson, B. Thomas); North VaBey Celtic


1 (W. Standon), Rock Hotel 2 (P. Whittaker , A. J a rv is ) ; Union 5 (D. Marshall 2, P. Chester, C. Cullen, A. Caw- drey), Earby Conservative Club 10; Forest 4 (C. Brindle 3, P. Ashton), George and Dragon 2 (K. Higginson, D. Ingham).


TABLES


Red lion_____15 13 2 0 41 Shorthomeis......l512 1 2 37 •Paak.... ..........17 10 2 5 29 StorkHotel___ 17 8 3 6 27 Strategy.___.....16 6 4 6 22 Club 53.............17 6 3 8 21 Graham Eng......16 5 3 8 18 Brierfield.......... 16 4 0 12 12 Hour Class......12 2 3 7 9 ■Prairie Rangers 15 0 1 14 -2 •Points Deducted First Division


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Trafalgar____ 2018 2 0 56 Forest ...............21 13 4 4 43 Pendle Forest....2212 3 7 39 North Valley C. 20 11 3 6 36 Dragon... ......... 1811 2 5 35 Rock Hotel.__21 8 4 9 28 Clearwater____18 7 4 7 25 •EarbyCon.__20 8 4 8 25 Colne Cougars ..22 6 4 12 22 Fumico.........__17 4 3 10 15 Shakespeare.__20 4 3 13 15 'Union Exchange 21 0 0 21


Premier Division PW D L P


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