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Harvest delights
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senior citizens' drive in Whal- ley were: Ladies - Mrs P. Woof f, Mrs E. Charnley. Gents - Mrs M. Naylor, Mr J. Wooff. Dominoes: Mr G. Pitlovits,
joint 2, Mr J. Hartley and Mrs
M.Maden, Mrs H. Hardy. Raffle: Mrs D. Farnsworth.
_ The club meets in the K j Methodist Church hall on Sat- urday evenings at 6-45 p.m. for
whist and dominoes. New
In- members are always welcome, fell
Farmers meet again for the 59th time
MEMBERS of Clitheroe
Young.Farmers' Club met in Pendleton Village Hall for their 59th annual general meeting. Officers and com mittee were thanked for then- hard work during the last year.
Officers elected were: Mrs
Florence Cowperthwaite (president), Robert Whitwell (leader), .N a t Marsden (assistant leader), Julian Sil- verwood (chairman), James Spurgeon (vice-chairman), Grace Thomber (secretary), Sarah Walmsley (assistant secretary), Fiona Whitwell and Bridget Hartley (speak ers' secretaries and press sec retaries), James Whitwell (treasurer), Ben Hartley (assistant treasurer); Emma Walmsley (social secretary), Hazel Lonsdale (assistant social secretary), Chris Bris tol (notice-board secretary). Vice-presidents were re
elected with the addition of Mark Thornber, and the advisory members were also re-elected en bloc. . Awards for best girl - Brid
get Hartley. Boy - Julian Sil- verwood. In vo lv em en t- Fiona Whitwell and Chris Bristol. Three new members were
welcomed to the club - , William Bristol, John Walm sley and Richard Whitwell. Next week's meeting will
be the annual bonfire, mem bers to meet at the Health Centre car park at 7-15 p.m.
Concern
over cottage RESERVATIONS have
been expressed by adjacent owners to a small extension at a cottage in Church Lane, Whalley, says a council
report. Numerous negotiations
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and four amendments to the plans have resulted in a scheme recommended for approval by tonight’s meet ing of the Ribble Valley Bor ough Council Planning and Development Committee. The proposal-, submitted
under the listed building regulations, is to demolish the existing rear garage and lean-to and put up a new lean-to. Other residents on the
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row have made points to the council about the plans, while pointing out that they do not wish to block improvements.
Eiiro MP warns council to prepare for ‘biggest recycling scheme so far’
A CLITHEROE MEP has warned Ribble Valley Borough
Council to g e t ready fo r th e explained that the new EU Electrical household appliances are recycled or bigges t recycling scheme SO far, and Electronic Waste Directive will reusedhwith a ta rg e t of 65% for
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carded televisions, computers, mobile phones and electric toothbrushes having to be
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like Sweden, Denmark and Austria. The Liberal Democrat MEP said Ribble Valley Borough Council that the "polluter pays" principle was
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treated nationwide every year. Electrical waste is th e fas test
will play a major part in delivering now firmly established in EU law, the agreement, as by the end of 2006 with manufacturers and importers it must arrange to separate electrical being made responsible for meeting
growing type of household refuse waste from other household refuse. of electrical goods discarded on aver-
the eventual cost of disposing of their-
and the amount is set to double Initially, only a quarter of the 14kg products in an environmentally over, the next ten years.
Almost all of this material gets age by every person in Britain annu-
sent to landfill sites, but much of it ally will have to be collected, but this contains highly toxic metals such as figure will rise, once the system is in lead, mercury and cadmium which place. Recycling companies set up by
start for the Bs
THE Clitheroe Chess Club 'IB" Team got off to a fine start for the new season in Divison Three of the East Lancashire Chess League. . The first match away to Rawtenstall resulted in an excellent 3-2 victory for Clitheroe. There were wins for Vince Tormey and Ray Sutcliffe on boards two and three respectively and draws for George Illing worth and Mike Boult on boards four and five. “ This was followed by another away trip to Alex \ ; Rats, of Blackburn. A draw
by Phillip Titterington on board one was followed by four straight wins on boards two to five by Sutcliffe, Tormey, Illingworth and Boult for an emphatic four and a half to. a half victory, placing them at the head of the division. ‘ Clitheroe Chess Club
meets every Tuesday evening from 7 p.m. at the Catholic Social Centre on Lowergate. Players of all ages and abilities are most welcome. For further details please contact Brendan Brown on 01200 441949.
Councillors disagree COUNCILLORS did not agree with officials about the potential effect of an extension at Croft Cottage, New ton. Ribble Valley Borough Council’s Planning and Development Committee decided th a t the extension could be built if conditions on size, materials and other factors could be agreed with officers.
Several councillors had visited the site and felt that the
extension's effect on the area would not be unacceptable. Officers had recommended refusal
sound manner. .He described it as "along overdue measure tha t , will cut waste a!nd
inake best use of resources. I t is good news for the environment."
Full house for fellowship
THERE was a good attendance again at the meeting of Trinity Ladies' Afternoon Fellowship, which was chaired by Mrs Margaret Ireland. She introduced guest speaker Mrs Christine
Thistlethwaite, who read poems she had written her self,' some in Lancashire dialect and others which were humorous.
She was thanked by Mrs Ireland for a most enjoy >
able time, and flowers were presented to her. Members were in good voice for singing, and tea
and biscuits were served by Mrs E. Mcgowan, Mrs N. Morris, Miss Etherington and Mrs Scott.
Award to manager
' ’Mr Kenneth Kenny, of George Wiinpey’s site a t Calderstones ’ Park, off Mitton Road, Whalley, is one of 27. managers across the country to be nominated by the National House-Building Council. . The council's "Pride in the Job"
A SPECIAL "Seal of Excellence" award has been awarded to the manager of a. local building devel opment.,.Vv
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campaign is aimed a t site man agers, who are seen as the major influencers of quality.
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will eventually leak into groundwater ■ supplies.
electrical producers will collect waste from local authorities. They must
ensure th a t a t least 75% of large-
w i th a m i l l io n to n n e s of d is - . become British law within two years , smaller items such as mobile phones forcing us to catch up with countries and hi-fi equipment.
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A TASTY, theme of'"food, glorious food" was taken by the young pupils of Oakhill College,' Whalleyi a t their1 annual harvest festival.: , The children highlighted
the fact that there are peo ple in the world, who do not know where their next meal is coming from - whether th e y live in ■ the Third World or are homeless;in Britain.
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. They brought giftsVpf food which were donated to
the charity THOMAS - Those on the Margins of Society- based,inBlack-
.... Our picture shows Emma bum. . . ■: -. ■. ;
-Maher, of Langlio, Rebecca Jones, of Accrington; Patrick Hollingsworth, of Burnley, and Roy Gill, of Sabden, with some.of the 1 harvest gifts: (s)
Right-to-roam map launch date
THE Countryside Agency will issue the provi sional map of common land and open country, for the lower North West of England on Novem-
ber18th. ' The map forms the second stage of a three- ..................
step approach to identify open land that people will he able to walk over in the future under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. Open country is moor, heath or down land. The provi-
sional.map will include changes in light of com ments made on the previous draft map, and those with a legal interest in the land will have three months to appeal. The third stage will be the publication of a conclusive map, legally opening up the land included for people to walk over. At present, the rights to access the provi sional land are not in, force and will not be so until after the publication of the final map. The provisional'map will be available a t
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Youth admits offence
POLICE found Andrew Spencer sitting under a bridge by a stream in a Sabden play area, smok ing cannabis. Blackburn magistrates heard that Spencer told the officers he "just wanted to get
smashed." Spencer, (18), of Pasture Lane, Barrowford,
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