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Five firms will ta k e o n w a s te


THE task of handling all Lancashire's household rubbish for the next seven years


will be undertaken by five separate compa­ nies.


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tasked with increasing the amount of rubbish recycled instead of relying solely on landfill. Shanks Waste Solutions, Mersey Waste


Holdings Ltd, SITA (Lancashire) Ltd, Waste Recycling Group PLC and Neales Waste Management have secured the new contracts, estimated to be worth more than £45ih; The contracts, which will begin in May 2003, secure waste disposal facilities for Lancashire for the next seven years as work continues to increase the amount of material recycled in thecounty.


with no crowds, Ira f l ic jams or high street hustle and bustle,. ...just peace and tranquillity? :


. County Coun. Brian Johnson, Lancashire's Cabinet Member for Community and Regen­ eration, said: "As far as we know this is the first time this kind of contract has been drawn up. “The contract is still for traditional landfill


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Marie Curie Cancer Care 5 Castlegate,


Clitheroe Tel: 424550


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J.P. DOMESTIC APPLIANCES LTD


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1 - 3 Kin g Lane , Clitheroe


Telephone: 01200 443340


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Estate, Chatburn Telephone:


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are pleased to support 'arie Curie Cancer Care


King Street, Clitheroe


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CASTLE CHIPPY


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Moor Lane, Clitheroe


Telephone: 01200 443066


THE OLD COTTAGE AKEAWAY are pleased to support


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72 Bawdlands, Clitheroe


Tel: 443004


Glitheroe dvertiser & Times


are pleased to support '


'arie Curie Cancer Care King Street,Clitheroe Telephone:


1200422323


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but the companies have been charged with recycling as much waste as possible from the general waste skips from our Household Waste Recycling Sites. "We have made excellent progress towards


increasing recycling rates and reducing the amount of waste we produce in recent years. This innovative approach can only improve matters. "Work is continuing to find more sustain­


able forms of waste management and meeting the challenging targets for recycling; Our res­ idents demand we look for the greenest, most efficient forms of waste management avail­ able."


‘Booze brothers’ in national spotlight


DUBBED the "booze brothers", Andrew, Philip and Tim Byrne dominated a full page editorial on independent wine merchants in a national newspaper at the weekend. D. Byrne and Co, of Clitheroe, was


described by the Daily Telegraph as "a quirky business with a cellar of more than 3,500 wines." The award-winning wine merchants was


one of five featured, described as "five of the best," but, pictorially, dominated the page. Younger brother Tim explained how the


business does not have a list, but if the broth­ ers taste it and like it, they buy it. Adding that they only sell wines that "you


would want to drink to the bottom of the bot­ tle," the Byrnes offer mail order and delivery, but have no website or list. The coverage was an added bonus for the


family business, as well as again increasing interest in the many and varied independent retailers Clitheroe has to offer.


Teachers’ annual meet


MEMBERS of a teaching union from the Rihble Valley will be gathering in Clay- ton-le-Moors for their annual meeting. And addressing the Hyndburn and


: riott, Deputy General Secretary of the NUT , .


. ■ He will be giving an update on current


issues facing the education service during the event, which is being hosted by the Sparth House Hotel. At the meeting, on February 19th,


NUT member Mr David Price will be presented with the local association’s “Member of the Year 2003” award in recognition of his long service as an NUT school representative.


Change o f house style


at former hospital site PLANS to alter the type of houses being built at a former Rihble Valley hospital site have been submitted to the local authori­ ty.


Cumbrian-based company Merewood


Group Ltd has applied to substitute the house type on eight plots at the former Rihchester Hospital site in Preston Road to include the alteration of the roof pitch from 35 degrees to 40 degrees. The application (number 0056), which


refers to plot numbers one, 18,19,20,22,23, 24 and 25, has been submitted to Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council. In a separate proposal (0058) the firm has


also applied to substitute the house type on two other plots, numbers three and four, to alter the roof scape from 2.5 storey to a true three-storey height. Comments on both plans must be made by February 21st.


Ribble Valley Association of the National Union of Teachers will be Mr Steve Sin-


Hundreds sign up for new Hospice Lottery campaign


THERE have already been almost 1,0.00 inquiries regarding membership, of: the new East Lancashire Hospice Lottery. ‘ ’' ' ;" By the end of January, 998 people had reg­ istered interest in the weekly draw which car­


and cares for patients from the Ribhle Valley, as well as Blackburn, Darwen and Hynd­ burn. The state-of-the-art facility costs £300,000


ries prizes of £1,500. The hospice reopened in January last year


a year to run and, in a bid to give fund-raising a major boost, the in-house lottery was launched last month, with the first draw to take place in April. Organiser Mr Harry Grayson aims to sign


up 2,400 people within the next three months and 7,000 by the end of the year. "Inquiries are coming in thick and fast and I am delighted and very encouraged by the returns," said Mr Grayson. "One of the major reasons for the fantastic response is the cov­ erage and exposure given by the Advertiser and Times. Reports on the launch, cut-off coupons and editorials have been, and are,


. paramount to tk e ,d i^ p p i^ t t{m<].(inariqihg success of the lottery.' This coupled1 with' the tremendous response from the people of the communities means we are well on our way to


' our targets." He added: "As with any success story, we


are somewhat victims of our own success arid we are working around the clock to create membership and introduction letters for everyone, so any one who has forwarded their application forms will receive their lottery details shortly." Mr Grayson said that several requests for


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membership on a "collector" basis had been returned from the Ribhle Valley and anyone interested in spending approximately four hours a week working on a voluntary basis canvassing and collecting for the lottery would be welcomed. Full training would be given.


Anyone requiring more information should call Mr Grayson on 01254 342829.


• • Pictured signing-up are Lord and Lady


Clitheroe, with Mr Grayson, left, and hospice chairman Mr Geoffrey Braithwaite, right, (s)


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