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Birthday Memories


. S a in ts Church, P en d le ­ to n and p a s t s e c re ta ry of th e Guide Associa­ tio n a t WaddowHall, a loving fr ien d o f R u th a n d a~ d e a r ly lo v e d cousin o f Alice. R ep o s ­ in g in P e a c e h a v e n Chapel o f R es t. A s e rv ­ ice w ill be held a t All S a i n tS i . C h u r c h , P en d le to n , tom o r row , F r id ay , May 2 nd a t 10- 4 5 a .m . fo l low e d b y c rem a tio n a t Accring­ to n C rem a to r ium a t 11-40 a.m. No flowers by . re q u e s t b u t dona-, t io n s in m em o ry o f E d n a , i f .so d e s i r e d , may be given to Save th e C hildren F und, c /o Mrs W. Chisholm, 95a S a l t h i l l R o a d , C l i th e ro e , BB7 1PE. I n q u i r i e s t o B r ia n Pr ice an d Son. F u n e ra l D ire c to rs . Tel. 01200 441297.


Peacefully in h e r s leep, on A pril 2 3 rd , 2 003, a t C l i th e r o e H o s p i ta l , E d n a M ay , a g e d 8 3 ye ars o f P en d le to n and former ly o f Nelson, th e p a r t time o rg a n is t and c h o i rm a s t e r o f All-


BANNISTER - Edna May


O n T u e s d a y . A p r i l 22nd, 2003, peacefully In h o s p i t a l , L e s l ie (Les). aged 82 years, of M o o r f ie ld , W h al ley , th e beloved h u sband of J a n e t te , loving fa th e r of th e late Ian and of C o l in a n d P e t e r , g r a n d p a o f G i le s , P e rry , Rachel, A n d rew a n d M a rk . R eb e c c a . N a t a s h a


BRADLEY Leslie James


F ran c e sc a , fa th e r - in - law o f Tina and Tricia. R epos lngin th e Chapel of R es t, Whalley. The fu n e ra l s e r v ic e w i l l tak e place a t Whalley P a r i s h C h u r c h o n Friday. May 2nd a t 9- 3 0 a.m . fo l low e d b y cremation a t Accring­ to n C r em a to r iu m . F am i ly f low e r s o n ly please, d o n a tio n s if so d e sired , cheques made p a y a b le to W h a l le y P a r i s h C h u rc h , c /o L a n g s h aw s F u n e r a l Service, King S t r e e t , Wh al ley . Tel. 0 1 2 5 4 824529.


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S u d d e n ly , o n A p r i l 2 7 th , 2 0 0 3 a t h i s home, S te p h e n , aged 80 years, a much loved b ro th e r , . b ro th e r - in - l aw . u n c l e a n d great-uncle. Reposing in Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A service w ill be held a t St Leonard's Church. Langho, fo l­ lowed by crema tio n a t P l e a s i n g t o n C rem a to rium ,d ate and time to be a rran g ed . F am i ly f low e r s o n ly p le a s e , d o n a t io n s in memory of S tep h en if so d e s ired may be - given to th e E a s t Lan ­ cash ire Hospice Fund, c /o M r G. B ra l thw a i te, H em lo c k C o t t a g e , Downham, C lith e ro e . F o r fu n e r a l d e ta i l s p le a s e c o n ta c t B r ian Pr ice an d Son, F u n e ra l D ire c to rs . Tel. 01200 441297.


GATES Stephen . .


On Fr iday. A p ril 2 5 th , 2 003, peacefullyin C li­ th e ro e H o sp i tal , Ann Kenyon, aged 88 years, and former ly of Whal* ley Nab, beloved wife of th e la te George and m u ch lo v e d m o th e r , m o t h e r - i n - l a w , g ran dm a a n d great- grandma.


(nee Hargreaves) Ann


KENYON


May 6 th . A much loved w i f e . ^ m u m ' f t a n d grandma:^ t *


::-s HASLAM’ft’&S ; ^' Nee Booth Betty


Go rd o n . Michael and Pauline-Michelle.jvi;


Miss you/i near you, :» always


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Thanks for Sympathy


M rs Edna :Bibby an d family w o u ld like to t h a n k , a l l fam i ly ^ f r ien d s a n d n e ig h b o u rs f o r c a r d s o f c o n d o le n c e , - l e t t e r s , . w o r d s o f c om fo r t , ; f low e rs an d d o n a t io n s r e c e iv e d a t th i s s a d time. Special th a n k s to t h e s t a f f o f P e n d le W a r d a t C l i th e r o e H o s p i ta l ; C l i th e r o e H ealth C en tre and th e c a r e r s w h o a t te n d e d Colin, to Rev. R odney Nicholson an d all w h o a t te n d e d th e s e rv ic e a n d t o C a lv e r le y 's F u n e ra l Service.-


■ B IB B Y ' ' Colin


The ch ild ren of th e la te J i l l Hamilton w ish to th an k all f r ien d s and n e ig h b o u r s f o r th e many kind ex p re s s io n s o f sympathy, cards, le t ­ t e r s o f c o n d o le n c e , d o n a t io n s a n d h e lp r e c e i v e d . S p e c i a l th an k s to th e D is tr ic t N u rses fo r th e i r care a n d c om p a s s io n t o b o th J i l l an d h e r ch il­ d ren durin g a difficult t im e . T h a n k y o u t o Canon E. C h ard fo r all his k in d w o rd s which p ro v id e d c o m f o r t . Vlariy th a n k s to P a u ­


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Megan Louisa V . , May6lh!. , > v


Happy Birthday Megan. Now you're a Teenager,, your fun really starts!I . All our love


Mum and Dad xx ,tu;i


LAWSON - WARING


Gareth and Samantha are delighted to


announce the arrival of Molly Georgia Born on April 22nd


weighing 7lb 4oz. A most welcome sister - for Oliver.


Many thanks to all concerned.


Congratulations on the birth of our beautiful


granddaughter and . niece


Lots of love Mum, Dad, Charlotte and Laura xx.


WYell done Gareth


l in e P r i c e o f B r ia n P r ice and Son, F u n e ra l D i r e c t o r s f o r t h e a r r a n g e m e n t s t h a t made th e fu n e ra l sp e ­ cial and a lovely t r ib ­ u te to a rem a rk a b le lady w h o made a dif­ f e r e n c e t o p e o p le s


lives.


E l e a n o r , M a r i a n 's d a u g h te r , w o u ld l ik e to th a n k all re la t iv e s f r ien d s and n e ig h b o u rs f o r th e s u p p o r t a n d k in d n e s s d u rin g mum's i lln e s s an d a ro u n d th e time o f h e r d e ath . Sp e ­ c ia l th a n k s to U n c le J im, Au n tie Alice and cousin Gwen, cousins M au reen and B arb ara and good f r ien d s Stella a n d M a r ia n . W e d o a p p re c ia te th e m an y c a rd s o f c o n d o len c e , e x p r e s s i o n s


(nee Hudson) Marian


sympathy, f lo ral t r ib u ­ t e s a n d d o n a t i o n s re c e iv e d a t th i s s a d tim e o f so r row , also h e a r tfe l t th a n k s to th e R e v e r e n d R o d n e y Nicholson fo r h is com­ fo r tin g w o rd s , u n d e r ­ s ta n d in g a n d mak in g th e service so special a n d f in a l ly to D av id P o t ts an d s ta f f of Lay- to n F u n e ra ls fo r ' th e ir s u p e r b o rg a n is a t io n an d help.


o f


The family o f th e la te J o h n W ilco ck w o u ld lik e to th a n k a ll family f r ien d s and n e ig h b o u rs f o r


WILCOCK John


Mum will be greatly missed and remembered A with love by tts all.


.R o a d , C lith e ro e . BB7 1 AW . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 443045.


In Memoriam


g ra n d a d , d ie d A p r i l 2 9 th , 2000.


a n d


Sadly missed by y o u r son Jo h n , Eileen, Kelly and Shauna.


Our thoughts are always with you, In a very special way, Not only on y>our anniversary, But every single day.


Loving memories of a d e a r b ro th e r , died May 4 th , 1987.


DOOTSON Brian


Always in my thoughts Love Patricia.


In loving memory of a d e a r f a t h e r


BARLOW Henry


tak e place on Friday, May 2nd, 2003 a t St B a r t h o l o m e w ' s Church, ‘ G r e a t . H a r ­ wood a t 10 a.m. fol lowed by in te rm e n t in G r e a t H a r w o o d C em e te ry . F lo w e r s will be received a t th e Chapel o f R e s t . C l i­ t h e r o e F u n e r a l Service, 1 0 /1 2 Whalley


fu n e ra l service will


th a n k s f o r p r a y e r s a n sw e r e d .


LORD ST JUDE Thank You & k a n A } 7 /o i f /


RUDGYARD - STENS0N


John and Lisa would like to thank


everyone for their


cards and gifts received on the celebration of their marriage on


Saturday, April 19th, 2003.


Also a special thank


you to everyone who helped make this a perfect day.


c o n d o le n c e , f low e r s an d d o n a t io n s to the N .S .P .C .C . S p e c ia l th a n k s to all th e s taf f a t C l i th e ro e R es id en ­ t i a l H om e , t o R e v . R odney Nicholson and to Calverley's Fu n e ra l Service.


c a r d s o f HALL Mahni Louise


Happy 1st birthday to our special little girl Love you


lots and lots Mummy and Daddy SPENCE '


and Samantha on the birth of our lovely granddaughter


All our love Mum and Dad Waring


Christenings


DUCKWORTH - KELLY


Mr and Mrs N.R.


Duckworth are pleased to announce the


Engagement of their eldest son,


Simon Duckworth to Olga Kelly,.,


daughter of Mr. and Mrs" J. Kelly, of Dublin, on April 21st, 2003.


. Love and best wishes from bath families. ‘


HALL Mahni Louise


Would like to thank all her family and friends for coming . to her Christening on Sunday and a big thankyou


for all the lovely


cards and presents I received and for making it such a special day.


Young Generation 0


CLARKSON Mr and Mrs. T.


GARNER -


Garner are pleased to announce the


engagement of their eldest daughter


. Lindsey, to Wesley, son. of Mrs. C . Lane


and'Mr.' S. Clarkson.- Love and best wishes to you . both


congratulations from both families.


Birthday Greetings


BALARANGIT Jonathan


V . May 4th.


Weren't you" a beautiful baby. Love from. Mum, Dad


and Brother Waran.


50


HODGSON Albert


April 27th 2003


Congratulations on . your big 5 0


Barbara, Nancy, Stephen Sonia,


Lots of love


David, Liam and Rebecca, Nolan, Susan and Thomas


21 21 27 21 PARSONS 21


Ben April 30th.


Congratulations on your


21 21


21st Birthday. 2 1 Love and best £ / ■ wishes.


Love Dad and ■ Teresa.


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'Incorporating Eric Maymen andRichard Chew. i


Funeral Service 10/12 Whalley Road


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DAY or NIGHT 24 Hour Pereonal Service - PRIVATE PARKING'


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Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


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The Genuine and Independent family concern o f two generations; , . . . .1 offering a 24 hr personal service


Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Pre-paidfuneral plans available on request


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May 3rd 2003


Congratulations' and best wishes for the • future.


Enjoy the; rugby See you on the 10th


Love Dad, Mum, Stephen, Denise and Richard.


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ALL four occupants of a Mitsubishi Shogun were taken to hospital with injuries after their vehicle left the road and collided with a tree on an isolated road near Bolton- by-Bowland. Firemen from Clitheroe and Settle, were


called to the scene and assisted in cutting. parts of the vehicle’s crumpled bodywork away to allow paramedics to release the four occupants. Police said all were taken to Blackburn


Royal Infirmary and detained with injuries which were said to be not life-threatening. They were waiting to interview all four to


SEEDLE Jordan


, ’ May 6th. „ Once a cutle,


always a cu'ie! Congratulations


. and best wishes on your 21st Birthday.


Lots of love Mum, Loz,


I Nan and Pop. Coming of Age Engagements


H appy 1 3 th b i r th d a y sw e e th e a r t , -May 6th. A T e en ag er a t . la s t t. M y lo v e a s a lw a y s N an ax x x •


; Megan Louisa BAINES


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The Lancaster family gave £6.6m. to charity last year


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X ? • ' ■ Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial)!


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FOR the first'time, an ai behaviour order has beei stop a persistent thief tare Ribble Valley. A Hapton man with a histol


crime, described as a “para| Ribble Valley police inspectoj hit with a ground-breakinf curb his criminal activities. Michael William Yale has 1


subject to an anti-social behail which', among other measures! from the Ribble Valley and c j trict of North Yorkshire betwl and 8 a.m. Insp. Bob Ford said he wa: Blackburn magistrates had in


' order for five years, giving tl powerful mandate, to end his page which centred on the thefl “Travelling criminals are a |


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(not out) BISHOP B j


Philip Charles p | | - . Happy Birthday.


Lots'of love from all . the family.


Congratulations


EASTER EGG WINNERS Congratulations to:


1 st prize: Mrs Boon, Colne


Runner-up: Miss S. Clough, Burnley Runner-up: Mr Townsend, Clitheroe


They each won a supetb Cadbury Creme Easter Egg by placing a greeting;on the Famlly Notices Page of


01282 426161 by Vivien Meath


THE most generous giver to charity in the United Kingdom is a ClitheronianI Industrialist John Lancaster has


given a larger percentage of his wealth to charity than anyone else in the UK. The Ultraframe founder topped the


Sunday Times league table at the weekend, with an estimated £6.6m. donated last year. However, the family did hot feature


too highly in the newspaper's Rich List, having slipped 94 places to 345th. "It does not feel any different,"


quipped the Valley man whose for-; tune is now estimated at £38m. less ,


. than this time last year, with £95ml Speaking from Switzerland, he was


dismissive of the Sunday Times Rich List, but found more significant the newspaper's "Generous Givers to Charity". According to the newspaper, the


amount donated to charity represents 6.95% of his wealth. "The Times list is based on what we give to other charities based, on


6.95% of our wealth," he explained this week. "I feel proud th a t we are in


Clitheroe where the charity started.": , Last year, Mr Lancaster was placed 46th in the "Generous Givers" list. By comparison, Lord Sainsbury, 9th in 2002, is at-16th position in 2003, having given £23.6m;j,of his'


£l,500m. wealth to charity, a figure representing 1.58%. v . . .... The Lancaster Foundation was


established in 1997 with Mr and Mrs Lancaster's personal finance from the sale of their shares in Ultraframe. It enabled them to make major capital donations and commitments to char­ ities, many of which they had been supporting previously, plus many new charities and community needs. At the beginning of the month,


Mrs Rosemary Lancaster was in South Africa representing the Lan­ caster Foundation at the dedication of a new aircraft hangar for Mission Aviation Fellowship in Lanseria. The Lancaster Hangar can house


two double-decker education buses have been supplied for the Message to Schools Trust in Manchester,-an. arts and training centre in Thornbury, Dudley Saltmine Arts, an inner city resource centre in Liverpool and the Oasis National Faithworks Project. In Clitheroe, Turret House has.


recently been completed and is opera­ tional as a training centre, and signif­ icant amounts of money have been put aside for the new arts centre, Grand Cinema youth venue and also investment in the town's skatepark redevelopment.


"The charity is now financially ,


up to four aeroplanes active in relief work throughout South Africa. I t also includes the much-needed mainte­ nance facility that has been sought for many years and operations offices for the 40 staff. . The aircraft, purchased by the


charity, which also finances the ongo­ ing costs and maintenance, are key to the MA& operations in Southern Africa, covering an area of more than 1,000 square miles into Swaziland and Botswana. They carry medical relief, supporting recognised charities,


my estimated wealth of £95mi.', not* including Oxfam and Christian_Aid what we put into our registered char- and the flying doctor service, and are ity. In that year we gave £6.6m., i.e., in great demand for flights for moth-


. . . _ - ....


ers who have medical difficulties with new-born babies. " Other major funding includes the


pioneering Aids village in South Africa, a resource centre run by the Salvation Army in Soweto township and a TB clinic and school for the deaf in Borama, Somaliland. Here, a new operations centre and


very committed for the future with the maintenance, staffing and run­ ning costs of these developing pro­ jects," said Mr Lancaster. "We receive hundreds of letters of


request and would love to be able to meet -every good cause, blit this is impossible. However, people do respect that it is everyone's right to give of their choice without ques­


tion." In the Sunday Times Rich List


2003, the accompanying report states that substantial share sales of about £50m. take the Lancaster family to £115m., but the newspaper clipped that figure back to allow for tax and the Lancasters’philanthropy. • Time Computers' founders Tahir


Mohsan and family have fallen from 432nd to 484th with £70m. Former world superbike champion


Carl Fogarty, a Mellor resident, has made his debut at 976th with £30m. Our pictures show Mrs Rosemary


Lancaster in the new Mission Avia­ tion Fellowship aircraft hangar and (inset) her husband, John, (s)


veHifcle crashes into tree s , : ‘ " 'v * !, , .* . Is - ' Accrington traffic police said two of the


Shogun’s occupants were from an address in Settle Road, Bolton-by-Bowland, not far from where the accident happened north of Forest Becks. The other two came from


Blackburn. The two from Bolton-by-Bowland were'


named as Jakeena Whittaker (34), who received a broken ankle and slight head injury, and Timothy Whittaker (35), who received a slight head injury. Louise Taylor (27), of Warrenside Close,


Blackburn, received a suspected fractured skull, facial lacerations and a cheekbone


complete their.inquiries into the cause of', injury. Terence Hinds (31), of Moorland the accident, which is thought not to have Avenue, Blackburn, was detained with rib involved another vehicle.


injuries.


Bridge results WINNERS of the Howell Movement at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Easter Monday were Mr C. Pol­ lard and Mrs B. Wilson, Mr and Mrs G. Wharfe. On Thursday, the win­


ners were: NS, Mr and Mrs S. Green, Mr and Mrs R. Ward; EW, Mr G. Capstick and Mr B. Guha with Mrs


M. Allen and Dr A. Carter. W.M.J.


Figure stolen


A STONE figure of Christ valued at £250 has been stolen from outside a house in Painterwood, Billington. The theft occurred some time last week and police are investigating.


Planning permission sought for playhouse


CHILDREN at a house in Chipping could be having great fun in the future. Mr Damien Lynch, of Moss Lane,


CHAPLIN


Zara May 1st.


Happy Birthday.


has applied for planning permission to build a wooden children’s playhouse in the garden of Pale Farm Bam. Any comments on the application


(number 0343) must be submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council by May 16th. Other recent planning applications


are as follows. Downham: Construction of a slurry tower,


Green Lane Farm, Rimington Lane (0330). Newsholme and Paythorne: Conversion of


part of barn to domestic use (resubmission), Carholme Farmhouse, Paythorne (0331). Bollon-by-Bowland Gisburn Forest and Saw-


May you always have love, happiness and laughter in your life. . All our love Dad, Mum,


Harvey, Rocio, -Karen; Josh, . Ashley and


: Grandpa Leeder and


Grandpa Chaplin. « — t I


SilverWedding


•Hwwp; Anniversaiyj


GOULD ;


Philip and ” Jean


. , Congratulations ■ -


•Mum and Dad,on your, \ SilverWedding , 1 Anniversary.',


% Apql29tlC 2003.11 i|; Love from’Fiona,and ; Kathryn.-'VC j j i l >


ley: Provision of new hides chill and roofing at existing by-products yard, Rose County Foods, Gisburn Road, Sawley (0332). Lounge, bed­ room and office extension to private dwelling,, Lower Gill, Grunsagill Road, Tosside (0313). Use of two bedrooms for bed and breakfast accommodation, Riverside Barn, Sawley (0318). Chalhurn: Rear extension to form a new dis­


abled toilet and new window opening in the gable end, The Brown Cow, 19 Bridge Road (0334). Construction of a single-storey garage, Shaw Barn, Ribble Lane (0306). Grindlcton: Amendment to previously approved design to incorporate single-storey extension and modification of condition 20 of 3/02/0656 to alter drive from grasscrete block to grass track, Fell View Barn, Baygate, Bolton-by-Bowland (0335): Substitution of


(0314). New house (resubmission), land at rear


of Townhead, Main Street (0327). Ribchester: Outdoor riding arena bounded


by coral fence with prepared surface, "Ward Hall Farm, Ward Green Lane (0337). Construction of conservatory to the rear of property, 13 Church Street (0349). Proposed double garage, Manor Cottage, Knowle Green (0351). Retro­ spective application to reclad existing Airey House, including rebuilding walls m cavity con­ struction and facing with bradstone to adjacent property, and detached single garage, 2 Airey Houses, Clitheroe Road, Knowle Green (0304). Construction of detached dwelling on land adjacent, 8a Greenside (0317).-


unit adjacent to existing car port, St Mary’s RC Primary School, Whalley Road (0338). Erection of conservatory to rear, 19 Pasture- lands Drive, Billington (0350). Simonstonc: Provision of habitable room in


Dunsop Road (0312). Extension to existing barn to provide kitchen, Gamble Hole Barn, Back Lane (0325). Bowland Forest (High): Conversion of build­


ing to a blacksmith’s forge. Mason’s Shed, Root Hill, Dunsop Bndge (0347). Clitheroe: Replacement of flat roof over


dormer with pitched roof (front elevation), 49 Kirkmoor Road (0348). Projecting sign, 14 Castlegate (0296). Dormer extension to rear pitch, 54 York Street (0301). Two- storey extension to gable elevation and smgle-storey lean-to extension to rear, 3 Standen Road (0305). Smgle-storey extension, 38 West View (0310). Erection of-car wash bay, Bawdlands


Billington and Langho: Temporary classroom '^Garage, Bawdlands (0319). Proposed new '


frontage - scheme 2 ,1 and 3 Pimlico Road (0322).


'


. Rend: Internally illuminated projecting sign and trough light over existing sign,-114 Whal­ ley Road (0353).


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roof space a t second-floor level with rear idormer, 32 Whalley Road (0340). Subdivision of existing property into two dwellings (resub- mission), Lower Trap Farm, Whins Lane (0297). New side and rear extensions, a l te r - , ations to bay window and front entrance


. (resubmission), 5 Beauley Avenue (0328). Chipping: Erection of four dwellings for use


Sabdcn: Formation of new vehicular access


and creation of hard standing within garden area, 70 Padiham Road (0295). Whalley: Ground floor veterinary surgery,


(domestic animals-only), first floor offices (resubmission of 3/02/0997), land a t northern end of .TheJ3idings Business Park.(0298).; Ground floor garage/storage, first floor offices


as holiday cottages, land a t rear of Windy ^(Marathon House), land a t northern end of Arbour Cottage, Fish House Lane (0341). Four -'.The Sidings Business Park (0302). Conversion Velux windows to rear roof space and four Velux windows to front roof space, Dairy Farm, Goose Lane (0344). Change of use of barn to dwelling and associated engineering operations, Pale Farm Barn, Moss Lane (0284). Construction of detached garage, Austin House, Malt Kiln Brow (0329). Newton: Internal alterations and extension


of loft space into usable area, 2 The Square (0307.). .Erection of summer house to screen existing"Norweb sub-station, 1 Park Head, AccringtomRoad (0308). Alterations to shop front(and provision of louvred outlet from


cooker hood duct, Spar Shop, 9 George Street (0326). Slaidburn: Take down and rebuild former,


to rear, The Friends Meeting House, Back slide”


Lane (0345). Removal of existing “cat


house type, Hdltop Cottage and Barn', Higher l roof extension and erection of new two-storey Chapel Lane (0336). Two-storey side exten- ^ extension and internal alterations (listed budd- sion, Fair haven, .The Croft, Back Lane (0309). T-ing consent),’The Friends Meeting House, Alteration of approved extensions (resubmis-


sion), Cobblers Cottage, Slaidburn.Road-.-phosphatedosingfaedity,-landatFobeerFarm,1 ~ ‘ ' ' i _____ • if ’■ ‘ 1


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':j»Duty chemist: Boots th e .C h em is ts ; 15-19 Castle. Stree t? Clitheroe: Sunday, noon to’l p.m; Buckley’s Chemist Ltd, 4 Rail-4


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.^cAlcohoUnformation Centre: 01282 416655. Aidslinc: 01282 831101 (7 p.m. to 9 p.m!).1


■way. View Road, Clitheroe: Bank Holiday Monday, noon tolp-mi Police: 01200 443344. ~


• ” Fire: In emergency.999 and ask for fire service. • • ^ :: Electricity: 08001954141. ' Water: 0345 462200. f J Gas:0800111999.


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- Councils: Ribble Valley Borough Council; Clitheroe 425111. Clitheroe Town Council, 424722/.


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HospitalsrBlackburn Royal Infirmary: 01254 263555. Queenjs Park Hospital, Blackburn: 01254 263555' Airedale General H o s | ;pital;'Steeton: 01535


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. Cruse Bereavement Care: Blackburn," Hyndburn and Ribble Valley 01254207999/:- - •' W / / -,


: Environmental Agency: Emergenqr'Hbtline'^ 0800 80706077^ Drugs: Local confidential advice and information line: 01200


444484.National:0800776600./ ’ f " \ \ , , y . : J ' ~ Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper: 01200 428604. ' ^ ' J


Samaritans:01254662424. ' . -y’> ,S ; Lancashire Rural Stress Network: 01200 427771.U i i : •; ■/ ”


..'/Monthly Volunteer Helpline, Volunteering P ro jec t: 01200 ,422721.|H r r , v > /


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. Back Lane (0346). Erection of a permanent 1 *


garden room to suit needs of seriously disabled gentleman-and his family, Gold Hill,-Wood- house Lane (0323). Thorn!ey-wilh-Whcallcy: Proposed bam con­


version to form two storey extension to adja­ cent property and new porch, Higher Hill Ttop. Farm, Forty Acre Lane (0324). ■" -


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H'i ted . 2 h a h detached villa wish tei wh o hakonv & garden From E124.Q


Allasl portetrittJ Group,* in Cortot 25 years, > more than!


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problem in rural areas antj Michael Yale as a parasite advantage of the problems of s isolated properties,” said Insp. j order is a new measure which I to the full in the on-going baJ rural crime. The message to |


Kindly


THE overwhelming generos| of. people from across the R | ble Valley and beyond will h i a little Clitheroe boy’s drej come true. A proportion of the £3,422 cl


lected in memory of a you| woman from the town who d | m February will help fund youngster’s special treat. He i be the first child in the area benefit from the Round Tab| Children’s Wish charity - organisation which has b« making dreams come true youngsters with life-threatenl illnesses for more than a decaa The family of 29-year-ij


Angie Walmsley, who died ea er this year, say they have b |


Row eri dubbed


A ROW is going on in the Ri ble Valley, about conservati work which damaged sam river banks where sand m:[


tins nest. The controversy concern


major project recently carr out without planning pern sion by the Ribble Catchm Conservation Trust on banks of the Skirden and Hi en Becks between the villag Boltrih-b'y-Bowland and


River Ribble. At the forefront of protest


is Ribble Valley Borough col cillor Philip Nierop who, si recent meeting of Ribble Va] Borough Counci demandec know why the council is planning enforcement act against the trust, which 1 straightened and strengthe: the banks of the beck to f vent it changing its course. He claimed that, althoi


the work had obtained a lice from the Environment Agei the trust had not applied planning permission. Coun. Nierop was highly <


ical of the way the work . been carried out to a region J important site - one of the 1 examples of a naturally-mc dering stream in Britain. Contractors have dumj


hundreds of tons of boulden places where the becks turn ners, lined several hund yards of banks with logs brushwood and put up sevl hundred yards of fenci topped with barbed wire. I have dubbed the area “a i centration camp”. Planning and Developnl


Committee chairman CtJ Richard Sherras confirmel


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