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llesale warehouse the size of a 1 could be located in the Ribble Inners give a scheme th ‘e go-


1 Service Solutions is applying on to construct a new 3,870 I warehouse distribution build-


Ivith an associated maintenancer Ihe Link 59 Business Park in] [Road, Clitheroe. Ion the proposal (number 1051); Tie to Ribble Valley Borough Hday, January 24th. ' Applications are as follows. Fhange of use of upper floors to!


If-contained flats with terraced, listing outrigger, 3 Market Place [ally demolish rear outrigger la t roof terrace with handrail to land amenity area to the pro-' Itained flats at first and second larket Place (1059).


kgle storey extensions forming family room and car-port, If Cunliffe Lane (1047).


lection of block of six garages In of existing double garage on' I f Pendle Street East (1048). [ingle storey extension to nurs- Iden Primary School, Whalley


U and Mitton: Convert existing


[disabled toilet and build new [sion with surrounding path at lding, The Vicarage Hall, [ad (1050). Change of use of ; for manufacture of PVC con-


lormer agricultural building, V Clitheroe Road (0006). - t: Proposed alterations to- tensions, Cobblers Cottage, kd (1053). Outline application


[ding (resubmission) land off: 11060). Tconservatories, Meadowlands,- IVhins Lane (1054). Refurbishment of existing


(new windows and cladding to' Ans, Time Technology Park,' lad (1056). [inversion of farm building to ural worker’s dwelling (resub- i House Farm, Clitheroe Road


[version of existing barn to sin-1 [use, Willow Brook Farm (for- " Fass Barn), Clitheroe Road'


owland, Gisburn Forest, Sawley:' existing garage to study and


[d Brew House, Gisbum Road' Alterations to previously


posals to include extension to1, ew rear door and internal lay-1 arch Street (0004).


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Variation of condition three of1 hange hours of opening to 9-30


Im. on weekdays and 9-30 a.m. |it weekends, 4-8 Sawley Road


Jiditional rooflights, holiday let- IMoss Lane (0010).


sing scheme withdrawn


) plans for a housing develop- littlemoor Road and Croft


Jieroe, have been withdrawn by Inchester Ltd. ps, for 39 homes plus sports 1 road alterations, were a mod-


|those originally refused by the ncil’s planning committee.


I plans had fulfilled conditions Councillors when the amended [ere eventually accepted. . there remained considerable 1 to the plans from Clitheroe


|cil and local residents, ne of going to press, it was not


(obtain a comment from Bar- pester about any future plan- ations.


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H ^K v ic e is being held on Sunday at 2 the Week of Prayer for Christ-i


^ ^ H th e Anglican Lay Reader from the ^ ^ ^ f t le n ’s and St Catherine’s.


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» t New Year’s Abbey senior Hey, held in the Methodist' ere: Ladies - Mrs P. Wooff,- ts - Mrs M. Naylor, Mr H.!


| Walmsley. peting will be on Saturday at 6-45


Ir J. Hartley and Mrs M. Maden.


id on February 22nd at 6-15 p.m. ping the usual drive.


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fclcome. Ven that the annual general meet-


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[g Fellowship held its first meeting' [the speaker was the church’s own, |ev. Chris Cheeseman.


pf Whalley Methodist Church! ■


i entitled “One day a week”, and, [aying that some people thought! Irked on a Sunday. He explained; [odist Circuit system worked andi [nee about the appointment and] 3 of ministers.


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fessed the importance of the non-j [era in the church. Mr Cheeseman I [is busy schedule, which includes] [obs not closely connected withj "s of his work at the village school,' | homes and in wider areas of Lan- i “one day a week” off duty. nan was thanked by Mrs Brenda ,1


(eeting will be on January 27th and Velcome.


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[English Martyrs' Roman Catholic pands, at 6-30 p.m. on Sunday. -, I will be conducted by the clergy.'of pd the preacher will be Mrs Terry i County Development Officer.


itian Action is holding a united


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Lucky Karen wins prize for new home


A BIG win for Mrs Karen Minshull could not have come at a better time. The de-luxe shower and shower


cabinet from UK Bathroom Ware­ house she won in a recent East Lan­ cashire Newspapers competition will come in very useful in the Barrow home she and her husband recently moved into and ate busy doing up. "It is perfect timing," said Mrs Minshull, who is also busy setting up an outside catering company. Mrs Minshull, who has moved


from Bury, added: "I had given up entering competitions because I never won anything. “I don't know why I suddenly


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Pictures say more than many words


MEMBERS of Ribblesdale Camera Club saw the cur­ rent Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union illus­ trative print folio at their recent meeting. This category is new and combines the previous natur­


al history and record sections. There is logic about this grouping as both subjects


require the final image to be very close to the image seen through the viewfindere at the moment of exposure. Both categories are “true” photographs with no


manipulation, although retouching and printing can be done through a computer. The quality of most of the prints was superb, with an


interesting mixture of wild birds, flowers, insects and, by contrast, motorsport. The taped commentary was not felt to be helpful, which gave an opportunbity for club members to make


their comments.' Next weeek, the InterClub Photographic Alliance


Colour Print Folio for the current year will be shown. The meeting is on Tuesday at the clubroom in Ribble Lane, Chatburn and starts at 7-30 p. m. Ken Geddes


Badger insight for gardeners


BADGERS and their lifestyles were on the agen­ da when members of Clitheroe Garden Club met at Ribblesdale High School Technology College. The chairman, Mr Bill


group and its efforts to pro­ tect the badger. In an illus­ trated talk he showed how problems could be over­ come with research and careful planning. The club’s annual meet­


Gregson, welcomed 30 members and guests. Mr Paul Shoreman, vice-chair­ man of the Lancashire


ing is on February 5th, with membership fees due the week after. The sales hut opens on February 23rd


Badger Group, was the speaker and gave informa-., ; tiori about badgers, The 1


and work is to continue on improving.the area around the hut, weather allowing.


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COUNCIL officials have been urged to get their skates on to complete the redevelopment


of


Clitheroe’s skate park. At a meeting of Ribble '


Valley’s Community Com­ mittee, Mr Chris Hughes, the borough’s leisure and tourism manager, asked members to agree in princi- ' pie to the construction of the new park so work could start. .


He added that if there


were any delays now then the park would not be oper­ ational by the summer. Designs for the new park


show a bigger facility with a total of 11 ramps and a roof over four of them. A report to committee said the plan was to carry out


the work in two phases, with the installation of the roof following the construc­ tion of the park because it is the subject of a planning application. Mr Hughes told council­


lors that the roof could be added a t a later stage, adding that it the plan was turned down the park would go-ahead a “much- enhanced” open air park. Coun. Frank Dyson


(Clitheroe) said the plan should be put into opera­ tion “as fast as possible” and Coun. Paul Adnitt (Clitheroe) urged all involved to “get their skates on”. Members agreed to offer a lease to Trinity for the operation of the new facility.


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King Street • Clitheroe Telephone: 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 5 5 5 5 Festive cheer raises cash for Chernobyl children


THANKS to store customers Clitheroe supermarket. A helped and the hamper was manager Bernice Wright, and volunteers, the sum of Christmas hamper draw and won by MrS. Graham, of Saw- Joanne Morris holding the £672 was raised for the collection took place in Booth's ley. Other winners were Chloe bear, her daughter, Heather, Clitheroe group of the Friends over two days.


of Chernobyl's Children in a Twenty five volunteers up Steer. Pictured is deputy store nator Brian Haig, (s)


Names wanted for Community Nurse of the Year title


THE search for the Community- Nurse of the Year 2003 for the Rib­ ble Valley and Hyndburn is now on. Residents plus GPs and colleagues


employed by Hyndburn and Ribble Val­ ley Primary Care Trust are invited to nominate candidates for the title. The award is organised by the trustees


of the Community Nurses Amenity Fund and is also sponsored by Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Primary Care Trust. Nominations will be welcomed by any­


one who wants to register their thanks for the work undertaken by any individual nurse employed by Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Primary Care Trust. Those working in all types of communi­


care to all groups of patients, including


the terminally ill. They support elderly patients and give


advice and care to diabetic patients, deal with minor injuries and provide health education in schools. They are also responsible for the care of


patients during their stay in Clitheroe and Accrington community hospitals. The first prize will be £500, runner-up


will receive £400 and the third will get £300. The winners will be announced on April 11th at Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho. The judge for the award will be Mr Tom Langland. To nominate a community nurse for the


range of services, including specialist advice to families, giving skilled nursing


ty nursing in the Ribble Valley, including health visitors and Marie Curie nurses, are eligible to be nominated. Community nurses carry out a wide


award, collect an entry form from Clitheroe or Whalley Health Centre, or


the Advertiser and Times front office, 3 King Street, Clitheroe, and return your form to the health centre or our front office. The closing date for nominations is March 3rd.


Hero search


THE search is on for "local heroes" whose voluntary work or community activity has made a real difference to peo­ ples' lives. In conjunction with the


Newspaper Society and the National Council for Volun­ tary Organisations, the Nationwide Building Society has launched its 2003 Nation­ wide Awards for Voluntary Endeavour. There are four award cate­


gories, young people under 18 as individuals, under 18 in groups, adults as individuals and adults in groups. Initially, two regional win­


ners will be selected in each category making a total of eight in each of seven regions within England, together with Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The eighty regional win­


ners will each receive an attractive plaque, along with £50 dining out vouchers for individuals or £100 for groups. From each region, four


finalists will win gifts to the value of £250 and a trophy, plus a donation of £500 to the charity or cause of their choice. The four national winners


will receive gifts to the value of £500, together with a £2,500 donation to the chari­ ty or cause of their choice and a trophy. Anyone wishing to nomi­


nate someone they believe deserves an award can collect a leaflet from their local branch of the building society or public library. . The closing date for nomi­ nations is April 30th.


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‘No’ to workshop barn conversion


THE recommendation to refuse an appli­ cation to convert a barn into a joinery workshop and home has been upheld, despite support for the scheme from some


councillors. Ribble Valley Borough Council Plan­


ning and Development Committee heard that the plan would provide local employ­ ment and accommodation for a local fam­


ily. Coun. Rosie Elms (Bowland, Newton


and Slaidburn) then proposed the appli­ cation be passed. Members were told that the the site, on


Smalden Lane, Slaidburn, was in an ele­ vated position and that the development would have a detrimental impact on an area of outstanding natural beauty. Coun Frank Dyson (Clitheroe) added


that although the case for development was a plausible one, the objections to it overrode it, one of which being that once completed the house could be sold. The proposal to accept the plan was


then modified to include the condition that the house and workshop could never


be sold separately. However, the committee voted by seven


votes to six to reject the proposal, then voted to follow the recommendation that the application be refused.


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