1 4 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 20th, 2002


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Ribble Valley Celebrates


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JUBILEE events are still taking place throughout the Ribble Valley. On Saturday, the village of Read was


host to more than 300 people who took part in the jubilee procession. The village playgroup, clog dancers


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ONE o f the many colourful floats in the Read and Simonstone jubilee procession (J150602/3/e)


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Buckle Down and the Baxenden Band were among the walkers who were cheered on by England fans who took


time out to stand and watch. Jubilee committee member Mrs Dee


Bottoms said: "It was a really excellent day. We did not have as many people on the roadside as we would have liked


because of the big match b u twe Jajfk. buoyed by the England victory put everyone in a party atmosphere?* Local butcher Mr Alan Speak organ­


ised a barbecue outside his shop in Whalley Road, Read, and handed out samples to the walkers. The procession was followed by the


parish council gala day, which included a five-a-side football competition and a cross country race along with tradi­


tional stalls and afternoon tea. Money raised from the event will be


used to help pay for the senior citizens’ Christmas party in December. On these two pages we feature pic­


tures from the Read event and from others throughout the area.


mote what is available in their community. Childcare has wide-


ranging benefits for chil­ dren, parents, employers and society as a whole. The Government


acknowledges this and is investing billions of pounds in developing more affordable, quality childcare. National Childcare Month aims to celebrate the growth in childcare. With the investment


in childcare and the development of Early Years Development and Childcare Partnerships across the country, National Childcare Month promises to be a real success.


A TOUCH of royalty, above, from young membersof Read Playgroup at the Read and Simonstone Jubilee procession (J150602/3)


IT was a memorable day for England and for the children helping this caterpillar - wind its way through Read, below (J150602/3/d)


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