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THOUSANDS of-pounds-was.;' raised for good causes.when"
the Ribble Valley took the ‘ L
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| mer relationship management. 1 ever wonder how difficult it
Jto work without email, tele- id fax machines? For compa-
3 USA, Korea and Germany
jadband taken away is simply Fable - and in a few weeks _s in this area will be wonder- liw we managed without it. In though there will be cause tte in the Clitheroe area, there Jany places, such as Chatbum, [and Gisburn, served by their lone exchanges, which will not |receive Broadband. |ve in one of these areas, which 1 to wait for Broadband, you in up now, for the more inter- 1, the more likely BT is to con- lading your local exchange. J up online now at |
heroe.co.uk, or you can also [
Dot.Com Cybercafe, and soon Table to use Broadband there, ike sure the whole of the Rib- | area can enjoy the benefits Hband can bring.
•OKING )0 years ago
Ihers had a lively time at a le Clitheroe Town Council.
|g of six and a half hours 1 record. Important matters discussion and the Educa tor the Borough produced a
|e. : some relief, though, as Accepted Messrs Whipp’s I for the slaughterhouses,
le fears of the workers at the ptoria Mill, owned by the 1 threatened with closure laughterhouses not be shut,
(field turned out'for Pendle Vs last meet of the season.. 3 run, the tenant farmers of Imbering 140, were enters
liniier at the Ribblesdale urriVby the Master of the
iR.Aspinall.
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THREE.young pupils of Pendle,SchpoI;decided to changie the.cplourjpf
thpir.hair fo^a day (s): : a :>^ : ■ .......
pal branch of the Weavers’ Lddressed by several speak- libject: “The Evils of Over-
50 years ago
Ltions forming the Marl Hill Haddington were joined by . The two teams met under
I found that the margin of level was not more than one i inch and in direction not vo inches. The tunnel is two kth and is part of the Man- erways Aqueduct scheme.
|ng Socialist MP spoke at a l by Billington and Langho tty. He said that Britain
I third-rate power but for lion, adding that the party (led steel controlled the eco- r of the country.
dry of the boy who "baled his bedroom window ee days later in The Detroit
Jesuit the boy received a let- jutting, from a US Airman he same name as him. The Id to the letter and enclosed
Ik of Clitheroe. The boy’s 1 the window shut to prevent |umal, aerial exploits.
£5 years ago
Her issued by Ribble Valley pant shops selling certain | be allowed to open on Sun- President of Clitheroe and |mber of Trade said that the i the villages would benefit at half a dozen shops in the I probably open. The order
luced to help shops take If the tourist trade.
lion was signed by 20 resi- plico Road protesting about ne throbbing of a train mov- I from Ribblesdale Cement
|e said: “The locomotive a.m. and sits with its engine
Ihich wakes us up. Fumes louse, then once it’s gone it’s Irop off again.”
loe Morris Men discovered
jlluloid film of the Whalley ve Society’s procession in
lie Peace Pageant of 1919. hoped the dances shown on
luld improve their perfor ce Whalley Morris Dance I disclose a Clitheroe version.
Work to start oh new
A NEW state-of-the-art skatepark and multi-games area is beginning to take shape in Clitheroe Castle
Grounds. The existing skate park has been a
fantastic success, but has now reached the end of its useful life. The facility, which was runner-up in
the Government's Peter Lawrence Awards, which recognise exceptional community work by young people in memory of the murdered London head teacher, has been targeted by vandals. The skatepark was the brain child of the Activate Partnership. A working group, made up of Trini
ty Community Partnership, Ribble Valley Borough Council, the Lancast er Foundation and local skaters, has
been working on a replacement to pro vide a new facility for future genera tions of skaters, bikers and boarders. A multi-use games area is also being
provided to add to the range of activi ties on offer for young people in the Castle grounds. Work has already started on that part of the scheme which is expected to be ready shortly. Tenders are being sought from spe
cial companies to design the new skatepark, and it is hoped work will start in July. The Lancaster Founda tion is to fund the replacement. The council's leisure and tourism manager, Mr Chris Hughes, and Mr Geoff Jackson, chief executive officer of-the Trinity Community Partner ship which is overseeing the work,
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commented: "We are really pleased that the scheme is progressing and will result in a facility which will rival other skateparks across the county. The whole project has taken a good deal of time and effort from everyone concerned and is an example of good partnership working. "There will, however, be a period
where there will not be skating facili ties in
the.park. The current facility is becoming a health and safety risk to its users, and our only course of action is to remove it as soon as possible. "The working group will, however,
look to put a programme of skating events using mobile ramps, to ensure there is some continuity until the new skatepark is built".
Charged with abduction
A SCENES of erime officer appeared in court on Monday to deny seven charges of child abduction. Peter Sharpies (55), of Glenview Court,
Preston, pleaded not guilty at Preston Crown Court to seven counts of abducting a girl under the age of 16. The defendant, who works with Lan
cashire Police, was bailed pending a trial on June 16th, with conditions including one not to enter Sabden. . .. Judge Stuart Baker adjourned the case.
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ST JAMES SCHOOL went Red Nose mad as these five funsters show. They arc head teacher
Coun.Paul Adnitt with Sophie Cowman, Jamie (J .-Glover, ZoeEUison and Daniel Gower (T140303/4)
/ " ? ............ 7 ^ TEACHERS Mr Brian Skinner and Mrs Jackie Kellett join in the fun with pupils at Barrow School (s)
EMILY HOUGHTONand Max Cane, both from Whallcy, looked the business at Oakhill’s nursery department (s) . .
the Ribble Valley entered into the'- spirit of a fun-filled day. ; In,the classrooms of the area,
. styles for a fun charity: event sign posted as “a big hair day”. ■;
;-«‘At .Barrow School they “paid through the nose” and staff a n d ’
Comic-Relief telethon to » heart. Workplaces and schools all over'
• even some members of staff turned • up at school with very strange hair-
-pupils raised .a .total o'f £140-into- Red Nose Day. funds for the privh
} lege of - having strange hair and a ’ funny nose for the day onFriday./, : Comic Relief - took on totally dif
feren t connotations at Mark and Mandy Paul’s Hudson’s Ices shop jn • Chatbum.
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.OnFriday, Saturday and Sunday Mr Paul dressed as a headmaster,
. complete with cane. His wife and shop assistants
EleanorMurray and Louise Dolan ^ dressed as haughty schoolgirls.' . i WiiiaDuring three'days'of fun‘abucket*-1 ■ on the shop counter tinkled merrily^
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i„with cash and-the result’was, £160 . was raised for Comic-Relief.
• i.-,- « AtOakhill College in Whalley near.-
•'.‘Blackburn,(the children in the nure- - - ery department found it a little diffi- • cult to keep their red noses on, so -they had a-non-uniform day instead -and many came'dressed in red. In the •,
r preparatory department pupils , . donned red noses with gelled up hair. : /
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