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Lottery grant will help disabled to take part in sports


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pleted a six-month study placement a t the Uni­ versity of Bergamo ini Italy and soon returns to the country to work in the Industrial Liaisons office a t Bologna Uni­ versity for a year. “My I ta lian has


improved so much since studying in Italy," says Miss White. “All my lec­ tures were in I ta lian , which was hard at first, b u t has helped me to widen my understanding of the language.” The money is paid at


intervals as Miss White submits progress reports on her course and work experience progress. She also undertakes to work for the British export industry. “I am so excited about


returning to Ita ly and I ’m very lucky to have received this scholar­ ship,” says Miss White. "The money will help cover the costs of my placement year."


. ' r ’‘ Writer’s way of saying a special thank-you


LOCAL au th o r Mrs Linda Sawley has given £135 from


the sales of her books to each of the two charities involved with children. Mrs Sawley is a founder


member of the Ribble Valley Ladies' Luncheon Club and


gave one cheque to the club for its child cancer fund. The other went to Derian


House Children's Hospice. Mrs Sawley, a university lec­


turer in child nursing, has sold more than 500 copies of her first book, “Everyone Else's Children”.


which features a locally-based centuries flashback theme, “A Ring in Time”, is also selling well. .


Now a novel she has written, "Bringing out the books has '


been a rewarding task and I have been very encouraged by people's reaction.


“The cheques are a way of


saying thanks," says Mrs Saw­ ley, who lives at Read. Our picture shows her. with.


Mrs Jean Dilworth, represent­ ing Derian House, left, and lun­ cheon club chairman Mrs


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Green-fingered villagers collect their silverware


.A LOTTERY grant of £ 2 0 ,0 0 0 should result in more dis­ abled people taking part in sport, says a council report. .The money from the


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Activities Community Fund is over two years so th a t Ribble Valley


|' Borough Council can develop more sporting


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.and the possible founda-. tion of a disability sports


- club for the area. , Under the rules, the


snorts forum., developing. sienificantly . higher amongst boys than gu-ls. . The results suggest


p develoDinii access to existing clubs


o pportunities for th e carried out into the pos- disabled.


■ council has to contribute £2,400 to th e p ro je c t over the two years. ; Meanwhile, council­ lors are studying the findings of a big survey among Year 9 children a t schools throughout the Ribble Valley. The study has been


. sibilty of a need for work targeted at specific


| report to the council's ' Community Commit­ tee.


"It is hoped th a t the


project will .make a sig­ nificant impact on dis­ abled participation lev­ els which, because of geography and the lack, of special schools within the borough, are some of the lowest in the coun­ ty," writes Director of Commercial Services Mr John Heap. The key areas to be


focused on include research into the current situation, identification of the key barriers to participation, improved awareness, better com­ munication, establish­ ment of a disability


the project is shortly to groups and‘areas con- be appointed, says a cernjng sports arid the


arts. The survey concluded


th a t consideration should be given to find­ ing ways of: I • Providing extracur­


ricular opportunities in the activities tha t chil­ dren are introduced to at school and are thus more likely to wish to contin­ ue to take part in. • Making activities


inore accessible to girls. ® Making leisure cen­


tre programmes more attractive, accesssible and inclusive. - Levels of extracurricu­


more work is needed to reduce inequalities in provision for girls. How­ ever, there are no gender differences in sports club' membership and atten­ dance at a regular organ- ised session. Overall, the survey


has shown tha t partici­ pation in extracurricular a r ts activities and the


■arts for fun is higher th an . average. Arts involvement is on aver­ age said to be higher than sport. But the fig­ ure for participation for fun is lower than the cor­ responding figure for sport. In contrast to sport,


girls have significantly higher levels of involve­


ment than boys. Participation in arts


as a p a r t of a group is lowest in the area of Bowland and Newton. The value of a r ts


would appear to be seen as less tangible to most youg people and thus better promotion of its benefits is required. One finding was that


lar p a rticipation and participation in sport for both pleasurable reasons and for fitness levels are


ju s t under half the young people in the Rib­ ble Valley feel uncom­ fortable in a theatre or gallery.


Parish councillors’ fears if holiday let plan is approved


PARISH councillors at Old Langho have responded unfavourably to a planning applica­ tion for a reconstructed barn a t Suddells Farm, Northcote Road, Old Langho. Councillors are wor­


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yneeting: to.pick, up their tro- yin helping to keep the village . and M rs Haro ^nhies : V;


aGThe' green-fingered guests 'were th e winners Of Sabden Parish Council's annual. Best Kept Gardens Competition and went along to collect their silverware and c e rt if icates


awards. I ■ First prize in the large gar­


before the monthly meeting. P a rish council chairman


EVES - GREIG


Ion the her own design. She J r a fol- completed her ensemble ling of with a waterfall bouquet Miss of fresh lilies, lisianthus


land Mr and lily-of-the-valley. j at Gis- She was attended by jrch.


bridesmaids Misses


1 a sec- Alice, Jessica and Lucy teacher Houghton, who wore


the RE voile dresses in British Jis. the racing green and carried


Jind Mrs bouquets to match the sBrenda bride's.


(House, Best man was Mr Jon Atkin, a childhood ,


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bm, who friend of the bride- th e r a t . groom, and the grooms-


Jirtment, bride's brother, and Jon land Mrs Reeves, the bridegroom's Betty brother.


iondary men were- Messrs Id of its Richard Greig, the


j,vinton, Following the ceremo­ ny, conducted by the


' ' by her Rev. Canon . David


t wore an Mewis, a reception was • couture held at the IWhite Bull


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. blooming despite the. poor . Jones. Stubbins summer, as he handed out the


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Speaker promises a return club visit


D I N N E R money totalling £3,700 was col­ lected from members of Ribble Valley Ladies' Luncheon Club, who attended the club's autumri luncheon at Gis- bum's Stirk House Hotel. I t brings the to ta l


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