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PROMENADERS kept the flags flying for a musical evening in Clitheroe which


really hit the high notes on Saturday. Presented by Clitheroe Town Council, the


Last Night of the Proms event at the Castle bandstand has become a firm fixture on many Ribble Valley residents’ calenders.


This year proved no exception with 1,875


people - including audience members, musi­ cians, singers, VIPs and marshalls - attending the event. Another 300 prom-goers enjoyed the event, watching from outside the desig­ nated area. Among those who enjoyed a packed pro­


gramme of modem music and prom favourites were the Mayor and Mayoress of Clitheroe, Coun. Joan Knight and Mrs Helen Ashworth.


Joining them for the occasion were the Mayor and Mayoress of Ribble Valley, Coun. Alan and Mrs Susan Yearing, Mr David Morris, the Chief Executive of Ribble Valley Borough Council, and local MP Nigel Evans. Civic dig­ nitaries from Longridge, Ripon, and Skipton were also among those who gathered at the Castle venue. Members of Clitheroe Town Band, con­


ducted by Mr Bill Carter, provided the musi­ cal entertainment, and they were joined on the evening by soloists Frances Prince and James Parker, as well as the Ribble Valley Choir, consisting of singers from across the area who have performed at various events over the past decade. There was plenty of opportunity for audi­


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Clitheroe, and Cryne (41), of Beech Street, Clitheroe, both pleaded guilty to assault. Charges of assault causing actual bodily harm were withdrawn. Cunliffe was fined £100 with


to see Cunliffe, who she knows very well, and there was then a considerable amount of pushing and punching. Miss Bond tried to intervene, to assist her friend, and at that point she was grabbed by Cryne and pushed towards the toilets.” Julian Peers, defending Cryne,


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