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i tremendous, especially as e Ribble Valley is covered


erent court areas. The alco- of each need collecting up Using, with the help of a uter system. he council expects to deal 00 premises and is getting rom the Government to


heme; it is sceptical of an hat the fees from licences he system. f us who feel that the coun-


eral, a pretty good one are for reality to dawn on its I compensation payment case.


ieks go by and no more is forthcoming so th a t


e shall be warned about wrong, this writer wonders . the Tories who are in


e that keeping at least an the public is honourable


3 a local council taxpayer


-iter is not) found a way of challenge under one or Government’s “new deals”?


NGBACK years ago


ppeared before the Mayor essions for deserting his ren, who had become des- ■able to the Union. The aid that relief had been veeks and that amounted then two children had to


t of 31 shillings. Id he had left to look for the severe weather could e was unable to keep him-


itted for one month’s hard night was considered


d free from danger, as the age were lit for the first was promoted as a com-


e Coronation, the cost of been defrayed by public;


ing in Salt Hill Terraces ed for lighting fireworks in that he did not know it


aw to let off fireworks in of five shillings plus costs


years ago


as made to discontinue al textile instruction at


-al School due to insuffi- 3 looms in good order were ther colleges, obsolete


Id at scrap prices and the ed. otect the amenities of the Trough of Bowland, the cil appointed a sub-com-


, the proposed route for es. I Ordinary Seaman from


ing on the cruiser HMS


ping with disaster relief on tricken Greek island of


ashed from Malta to the his shipmates helped dig ecked buildings and pro- omeless from mobile can- the Royal Navy detach-


years ago rs of keeping staffing lev- ”, Ribble Valley Council anagement team to take


tive line at the annual blishment. Chief Execu- on expressed severe con-


vels. veloper unveiled plans for arket in Clitheroe. The


the demolition of disused Wellgate and King Lane ion of a 7,300 sq ft store, id that two “household


permarket chain business the site. chimney and cupola were


tion at the Castle Cast-


ncert with a new furnace, d to go a long way towards nd smoke problem which seholders in the Brook ng.


ter, so he gave the coun- i agreed. The city-type the same question to the vho did not know either irer 50p as agreed, then ling. nportant values among mnity which are “not for le at the same time the s-like approach of the in be taken on board and ' Dyed. tian celebration of Har­ ming, we look to the one me yesterday, today and ;e goodness faileth never, here is much to celebrate


Rev. Arthur Siddall,


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Adam aiming to be a big hit at The Buck


CRICKETING barman Adam Cotton hopes to prove a big hit in Clitheroe by bringing a taste of South Africa to the Rib­


ble Valley. After three years in South Africa, Adam


has returned to take on the role of licensee/manager at the popular Buck Inn. And customers at the town centre hostel­


ry can soon expect to see some exotic cock­ tails on offer alongside traditional pints. “I worked in bars in South Africa to sup­


plement my income from cricket and thor­ oughly enjoyed the whole experience. They love their cocktails and are very big on ‘shooters’ too - if anyone doesn’t know what a shooter is then they should pop in to the Buck!,” said Adam. A native of the Fylde Coast, where he


played for St Annes CC, Adam was first given the chance to try his arm abroad back


in 1999. "South African Dave Callaghan was our


professional and he asked me out there as a paid amateur. I played for both Port Eliza­ beth CC and Pirates CC and spent two summers there before moving over perma­ nently for two years.


Computer boost for schools


by; Faiza Afzaal


CHILDREN from six local schools were in celebratory mood on Friday after receiving computer equipment from the Tesco store in


Clitheroe. The Tesco Computers for Schools Scheme, which is


now in its 12th year, enabled children from local schools to collect vouchers worth £5,350 of computer equipment, including PC’s, digital cameras and print­


ers. The equipment was presented by Ribble Valley MP


Mr Nigel Evans. St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, received a digital camera, as did St James’s CE Primary School, Clitheroe. Pendle CP School, and Brookside Primary School received a PC and monitor each. Other schools obtaining equipment included Bowland County High School, Grindleton, and St Michael and St John's RC Primary School, Clitheroe. Tracey King, customer service manager a t the


Clitheroe store, said: “The scheme is very successful indeed and the teachers and pupils are very pleased to be able to have the equipment.” Mr Paul Adnitt, headteacher at St James’s CE Pri­


mary School, said: ‘iWe are very pleased with the camera. Years 5 and 6 use the computers in a number of ways and the digital camera will enable them to take photographs and use the computer to print them off. We have already got a smaller digital camera, but it is not as good as the one we received from Tesco.” Pictured is Mr Evans with pupils from local schools collecting the equipment. (B190903/1)


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THE NORTH'S


“On returning home, I fancied trying my


a free hand and I have inherited a great staff; I t is very much a locals pub and I


hand at running a pub and when the Buck Inn became available i t was a very easy decision. "Richard Lord, the tenant, has given me


want to keep i t th a t way, but as well as cocktails I also want to develop a series of theme nights once a month.” Pictured is Adam getting in the swing at


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