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THE wealth of feeling for a popular Ribble Valley GP was reflected in the generosity of the financial donations given to mark the end of his work among local people. A decade after coming to the area, Dr Andrew


Brown left the Slaidburn Country Practice - one of


the country’s smallest - to take up a new job in Sheffield. And even at his own pre­


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sented to the Browns by Mrs Dorothy Pearson, chairman of the Friends of Slaidburn Country Prac­ tice Group, and its secre­ tary Mrs Joyce Lilburn. Said Mrs Lilburn: “Dr Brown has been the best of doctors, always following up cases. He was just won­ derful. So many people


filled Newton Village Hall for the presentation to Dr Brown and his wife, Annie, of gifts bought with the £2,745 collected from the villages he had served over the past 10 years. One of the pictures depicted a scene in Slaidburn and the other a view of Bolton-by- Bowland. The balance was presented to Dr Brown as a cheque. The paintings were pre­


sentation Dr Brown show­ ed the dedication which has earned him the respect of p a tien ts in Newton, Slaidburn, Bolton-by- Bowland and Dunsop Bridge, when at the end of the evening’s festivities he was called into action when a man collapsed. P a t ie n ts and friends


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, July 10th, 2003


Bike accidents: police step up their anti-speed campaign


by Rebecca Wright


THREE serious motorcycle accidents in one week on Ribble Valley roads have prompted police to step up an anti-speed- ing campaign. L a te s t a c c id en t figures have


revealed th a t the number of rider fatalities on Lancashire’s roads has more than trebled.


number of mobile speed camera oper­ ations in an effort to slow down the speeders. Since the start of the year, 11 rid­


Now police plan to step up the


ers have lost their lives compared with three for the same period last year.


Overall, the number of accidents Vandals set


tery fire. Fire-fighters had to force


have said that if it was not for Dr Brown they would not be here.” She added: “Dr Brown


has been very'concerned for a long time about gen­ eral practice within the NHS. He made the point that people must continue to support local practices.” The surgery’s new doc­ tor, Dr Neil Wilson, will


AFTER a poor weath­ er forecast, it was sur­ prising th a t 18 mem­ bers of the Clitheroe Ramblers’ Association turned up for the walk from Bolton-by-Bow- land car park. The walk headed for


Fooden Hall, passing the church of St Peter and St Paul.


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Farmstables


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Max 8 per session


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6 th & 2 0 th A U G U S T Depart Sports Centre at 12 noon Ski I.00 pm - 3.00 pm with instructor Depart 3.25 pm, arrive back 4 .15 pm


I Cost £16.00 per person includes transport, ski hire and instructors. Max 20 per session


IC E S K A T I N G A t Blackburn Arena 7 & 21 August 1.00 pm - 4.00 pm


C o s t £8.00 including admission, transpor t and skate hire. Limited to 8 places


Lancashire Netball Coaching


■ With Sarah Thompson.


Unlimited numbers allowed


5 & 27 August 1.00 -3.00 pm


Coordinator i


With Jamie Hutchings - L.T.A. coach Wednesday Evenings 23 & 30 July 20 & 27 August. C o s t £3.00 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm 6 - 9 years 6.30 pm - 7.30 pm 1 0 - 1 2 years


Children's Entertainer


Paul Storey will wow and amaze the children on the 8th August, 10.30 a.m. -11.30 a.m.


The great Ricardo will magically appear on Friday, 29th August. Lots of fun and games planned for our final session of the summer


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Ribblesdale Pool


1 p.m. - 3.30 p.m. £3 p e r p e rso n Limited Places


Every Friday A R C & I I E W T n a S T E B U SES S EOilM l


W i th in s t ru c to r s 'f rom Samlesbury A rch e rs July 3 1 s t and A ugus t 14 th I p.m. - 3 p.m. C o s t £3.00


En ro lm en t req u ired minimum age 8 ye a rs ' S© C C ER S C H O O L


With qualified coaches, 12, 13 & 14th August 1 p.tn. - 3 p.m. Cost £15.00 Age: 8 - 1 3 years Certificate's, Competitions and Prizes


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4-8 years 10.05am - 11.55am C E N T R E S P O R T S


8-13 years 10.05am - 11.55am 8.13 years 1.00pm - 3.00pm


or all day from 10.00am - 3.00pm Cos t £2.20 per session or £6.00 all day for 8’s and over


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Longridge Youth & Communitg Centre ■ Summer Programme


Playscheme for 5-11 years olds at Longridge Youth Club 18th to 22nd August


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. Activities will Include: games, arts and crafts, cookery, drama; dance, songs; ■ ,


and a fancy dress party.


Workshops will also be running throughout the summer for various age*ri. . •' ranges, Including the following themes:.:'


‘YOU’RE GORGEOUS' - Aromatherapy, Indian Head Massage, Wacky Hair •' 8iMake Up, Body Art, Fashion, Fit For Life, Taster Health Day.V,;


‘RAGS TO RICHES' - Batik, Printing, Stencilling, Collage, Customise Your .- v


' . \ Clothes. ‘VOICES AND VISIONS' - Drama, Dance, Music, Video, Photography. t .


‘OUT AND ABOUT - Orienteering, Problem Solving Activities, Superstars, '■ ■ Duke of Edinburgh Taster Day.


' ' For further Information and to book please contact Shelagh Richardson on 01772 782909


• The theme for this year Is ■Longridge Lollipop Lind & Sweet F a c t o r y " ■ ,


Friday Sat & Sun


Monday Tuesday


Monday Tuesday


Wednesday Thursday


S U M M E R O P E N I N G T I M E S


2 1 J U L Y - I S E P T 2 0 0 3 MAIN POOL


8.00 am - 9.00 am. 10.00 am - 6.00pm 8.00 am - 9.00 am. 10.IS am - 8.00pm 8.00 am - 9.00 am, 10.IS am - 8.00pm


8.00 am - 9.00 pm. 10.IS am - 7.00 pm Kid Time 9.00 am - 10.00 am


8.00 am - 9.00 am, 10.00 am - 6.45 pm


8.30 am - 5.00 pm TEACHING POOL


10.00 am - 6.00pm 10.00 am - 8.00pm


Wednesday 10.00 am - 8.00pm Thursday Friday


Sat & Sun


10.00 am - 7.00 pm 10.00 am - 6.45 pm 8.30 am - 5.00 pm


FAMILY FUN SESSIONS Monday to Saturday 11.00am - 12 noon and 200pm - 3.00pm Swimming Courses available during the summer holidays Summer Sessions for Children SCUBA DIVING


Aged 8 - 16 yrs.Thurs 9 am - 10 am. Price £3.00.24th July, 7th & 21 st August in association with REEFERS and WRECKERS DIVING CLUB


JUNIORWATER POLO


For children aged 8-14 years. Price £200. Dates available 31 st July, 14th August and 28th August. Limited Places - Book Early RIBBLESDALE POOL-Tel.01200 42482S.


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Come to the Platform Gallery on Friday Afternoons in '• . August 1.00 pm - 4.00 pm and be inspired.


: Using your creative skills you can make your favourite ;i ‘ mystical characters, from the books & films ofJ.K. Rowling’s ‘Harry Potter’ &Tolkein’s ‘Lord of the Rings’


August Otlr - MOSAICS


Design and make a real mosaic in the shape of your favourite - mystical creature with Soo Gibson. Fee £10.00 ' ' l : ::


August 15th - PUPPET MAKING . August ?.2rid - MASK MAKING , Christy Evans Fee £8 00 . ’ August 29th - SILK PAINTING


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Platform Gallery, •, Station Road, Clitheroe, Lancashire' BB7 2JT‘ : ’-• Tel. 01200443071


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.Design and make your own puppet character fromHarry.Potter or ; , „■ Lord of the Rings with Ghrlsty Evans. Fee £8.00t i ";: ! I -


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, . ‘ ' SUMMER HOLIDAY PLAY SCHEME


Open Monday - Friday 8.00 am - 6.00 pm Providing quality childcare for children 4 - 1 2 years


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throughout the school holidays. Sessions


1.00 pm £6.00 *1.00 pm • 6.00 pm £6.00 Full Day £12.00


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for by qualified professionals and Is having a eummor to romombor- Ediford Road, Clitheroe Tel: 01200 442188


Pooco of mind that your child Is being wall looked offer end carod > porda^ J S»0i3HTrBf fmj<e0r' PJayscheme


at Longridge Sp o r ts Centre July 21st - August 29th


A packed summer of fun ancf activities fully supervisee/ and suitable for children of ages M - 1


3 years F= e » r - d e t a i l s T e l : 0 1 7 7 2 _7 S 4 t » ' 7 H RIBBLESDALE POOL . ' I ' ’.’j PLAYSCHEMES


TEL 01200 414479 FOR DETAILS. D A T E


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July 3lsc . August 1st August 1st August 4th August 4th August 5th August 5th August 6th August 6th August 7th August 7th August 8th August 8th


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Y S & ^ n . J L l NETBALL


Summer Fun Sessions with Ribble Valley Netball Club. All sessions are open to boys and girls Year 3 • 7. Plus a chance to win a medal! Cost • £3.00 Wed 23rd July at Pendle CP School, Clitheroe 100 • 4.00 pm Tues 5th August at Longridge Leisure Centre, 1.00 - 3.30pm Wed 6th August at Pendle CP School, Clitheroe, 2.00 ♦ 4.00pm A L SO a 3 day Summer School at Stonyhurst College with ex-England player Anna Newell. 26th, 27th and 28th August Ages 9 to 16. Each day from 9.00am to 4.15pm. Costs £1150 and includes lunch. Residential • full board with 2 nights accommodation costs £75.00.Any queries or to book a place contact Sara on 01200 424281.


CANOEING with Clitheroe Canoe Club Venue: Chatbum Water, every Saturday during the summer from 3.30pm • 5.00pm. Everyone welcome. Members: £3.00 per session, Non-Members £6.00. For further information contact Marie Heyworth on 01254 822440. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME


CRICKET COACHING at Ribblesdale Wanderers Cricket Club. For boys and girls aged 8 to 14. Mon 11 th to Fri 15th August,


10.00am • 4.00pm.You will be coached in small groups, based on age and ability, by qualified coaches. Cost £50,00. For further details please phone 0 1200 424981


TENNIS at Ribble Valley Tennis Centre JUNIORTENNIS CAMPS, lessons are divided into Improver and Player sessions. Sessions will include technical analysis of strokes, drills to re-enforce correct stroke production and numerous rallying/game situations. Week One 21st to 25th July Week Two 28th July to 1st Aug Week three 4th to 8th Aug


WeekFour l lth to 15th Aug WeekFive 18th to 22nd Aug Week Six 16th to 29th Aug


Improvers 10am - Ipm £50 per week Players 1.30pm • 4.30pm £50 per week (Week six costs £40.00 as it is just 4 days). For application form write to: John Schofield,42 Chapman Rd, Hoddlesden, Darwen BB3 3LU


FOOTBALL COACHING With Charles Jackson, FA approved professional coach.


Mr Jackson has extensive experience of coaching children and also works at the Manchester United Advanced Coaching Centre


Girls and Boys aged 8 - 1 4 years from any School may attend - from complete novices to budding professionals. Date s f rom 2003 :


Mon 14th - Fri 18th July (£95) Mon 18th - Fri 22nd August (£95) Mon 25th - Fri 29th August (£95) Mon 1st - Fri 5th September (£95) Mon 20th - Fri 24th October (£95)


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Limited places available. Apply online or telephone for an application form. All dates 10am - 4pm - cooked lunen and drinks included. Moorland School, Ribblesdale Avenue, Clitheroe, Lancashire Tel: 01200 423833 - www.moorlandsschool.co.uk


10am -12 noon ; m m 2pm • 4pm


ilOam- |2noon ■ 2pm-4pm ;’ i JlOam - |2noon; •2pm-4pm . : j :10am - 12 noon, 't2pm -'4pm > t ?


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BLACKBURN ROVERS FC S Q C C S r j , S C H O O L 2 0 0 g j


do you enjoy FOOTBALL? - then come and Join in the fun - learning new


footballing skills from Blackburn Rovers FA qualified coaches


a t Hlghmoor Playing Fields, - Off Pendle Road, Clitheroe


For more information and to book please contact: Christine Clarkson - 01200 423536


Representatives or any Wolves Manager Wolves Social Committee


V 20th & 21st August Wednesd a yfThursd a y


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£15 per child 8-12 years 'litam'* 3pm' £7 per child 5-7 yeare 10 to 12noon ' - i . fbr the two day soccer s c h o o l -


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able to see the tomb of Sir R a lp h Pudsay, along with those of his three wives and 25 chil­ dren, who once lived at Bolton Hall. A deer was spotted


The ram b le rs were


take up his post on Sep­ tember 8th. In the mean­


time morning surgeries will continue to be run by a doctor from Clitheroe, with Dr Brown’s support GP, Dr Sarah Escott, tak­ ing afternoon surgeries. Unfortunately, the Thurs­ day afternoon branch surgery in Bolton-by-Bow- land will not be continu­


before the walk carried on to th e re c en t ly - built bridge over Slaid­ burn beck. After lunch, the ram­


blers emerged on to the road by Bolton Peel. A riverside path took


Wyeongill, Broad Ing, L ew h u rs t and Green Ford Farm. The walkers came to


tin u ed


th e road a t Stoop Lane, before making their way back to the


car park following the beck.


the group to Holden an d on to H u n g r i l l , where it began to rain. The walk then con­ tow ards


ing, un ti l Dr Wilson’s autumn arrival.


• On the same night a


defibrillator, bought with money raised by the Friends’ group and a sin­ gle donation of £250 from the Ladies’ Committee of


•the Royal Lodge a t Waddington, was handed over to the Slaidburn Country Practice. This is


the fourth such machine bought by the group, the


others have been given to First Responder groups in Bolton-by-Bowland, Slaid­ burn and Dunsop Bridge. Pictured a t the presen­


ta t io n are, on the front row, from the left, Mrs Lil­ burn, Mrs Brown, Dr Brown and Mrs Pearson. (T300603/2)


Walkers ignore forecast Health centre ‘time bomb: There is significant Government invest­


A TIME bomb is ticking away at Clitheroe Health Centre, because of lack of human


resources due to retirement of medical staff and too few replacements. This was the message give by Mr Phil


Mileham, one of the practice managers at the centre.


He made his remarks during an address


excellent in their day but are now somewhat "tired”.


duced in 2004 when controls will monitor “quality” and "outcomes”. New facilities are to be introduced - for example advice will be available on dermatological matters. He said the buildings themselves were


interest in what he told them about the past history of the centre and in the thoughts and policies which are shaping the future. He said a new GP contract is being intro­


to members of the Probus Club. The large audience expressed a keen


ment, which, together with private finance, is controlled by the Local Investment Finance Trust and investigations are under way regarding a new site, or enhancing the present Primary Care Centre - to give the Health Centre its modern title. He gave an indication of the size of the


problem: 14,000 persons are registered at the centre, resulting in 37,380 appoint­ ments each year (of which 1,200 appoint­ ments each year fail to be kept with no prior warnings to the reception staff). There was a question session to conclude


what members felt was a most interesting meeting.


Probus meets on the first and third Fri­


Mr Tony Goodbody will present “A Rail­ way Holiday in Colorado”.


day of the month at 11 a.m. at the Pendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe. The next meeting is on July 18th when


their way into a garage complex behind Woone Lane, Clitheroe, to reach the blaze. Both vehicles were well


alight and a large jet was needed to pu t out the flames. I t is thought vandals


may have been responsible and inquiries are being made.


Banned from Clitheroe


of bail for Ilias Khan (24), of Stevenson Street, who


A MAN from Accrington has been banned by a court from entering Clitheroe. The ban was a condition


was remanded until August 14th by Blackburn magis­ trates. He pleaded not guilty to


making a threat to kill Gail McGivern and Tony McGivern and harassing his former girlfriend, Sarah Dibbs.


Stones stolen


£80, were removed from a three-metre length of the boundary wall of a home. Police are investigating


COPING stones have been stolen from a wall at Wiswell. The stones, valued a t


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A YEAR 8 pupil of Bowland High School has won a free flying lesson on a light air­ craft. Joe-Pedro Rhys (13) was the lucky


pupil who won the prize in a draw which was part of a programme to encourage the children to eat a healthy diet. The four-week "Spring into Action"


more chances to win if they chose a healthy option. Many of the young people from the 30


schools which took part abandoned chips and cakes in favour of healthy pasta, jack­ et potatoes and fresh fruit. Every school was presented with a prize


campaign, which was organised by Lan­ cashire County Commercial Services to encourage secondary school pupils to order a healthy school lunch, was being hailed a big success.


Pupils received prize draw tokens each time they ordered a meal, but were given


garage alight A CARAVAN and a car have been gutted in a Clitheroeafternoon mys­


has dropped a little from 265 to 241. Chief Insp. Val Prince, Lancashire


Constabulary’s Road Policing Co­ ordinator, said: “These latest figures are extremely disappointing when you consider all the hard work we have put in trying to educate motor­


cyclists to' ride their machines in an appropriate manner.


“I t is quite obvious that too many


riders, many of them from out of the county, have been ignoring our pleas and riding their machines dangerous­ ly and often far too fast. “The casualties are an indictment


of this cavalier approach and we are determined to do more to educate the riders, and protect other road users as well. “Our attitude now is very much that enough is enough. We have done


our utmost to get across our safety message and really there can be no excuse for any motorcyclist riding too quickly or dangerously.” Chief Insp. Prince said that riders


must be made aware of their respon­ sibilities. In good hands, a motorcy­


cle was a safe and convenient means of tran sp o rt. In others, it could become a lethal killing machine and it was irresponsible riders the police intended to target.


“The police appreciate that acci­


dents can happen to anyone and at any time, but they can be prevented by a sensible approach and by using the right equipment," she said. “This safety first approach will be


a message we will be spreading in our efforts to cut the number of tragedies on our roads.”


Joe’s a healthy high-flier ~'s'M


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for the winning pupil, including flying lessons in a light aircraft, museum passes, CD vouchers, make-up and beauty classes and vouchers for an action-packed day out at an outdoor pursuit centre. Joe-Pedro is pictured with catering


manager Nina Bryan (left) and catering assistant Judith Neremberg. (s)


Ribble Valley


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