18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 1 st, 2004
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk High-flying charity efforts pay off
WHALLEY business women Enid Fitzsimmons and Sarah Grieve have become well-known locally over the past few years for their charity fund raising efforts. Enid, of Scorpion Manufacturing Services, and Sarah, of Ivan A. Hargreaves and Co., have raised funds for several local charities . and good causes.
After reading about the appeal for
the North West Air Ambulance, they got into gear to help raise much need ed funds. A busy week of leafleting and col
lecting donated goods followed, resulting in a very successful jumble sale, which raised a fantastic £534.20 for the life-saving charity.
V ' j “We were overwhelmed by every
one’s kindness and generosity in sup port of the Air Ambulance,” said Sarah. “This is the biggest sale we have ever held, both in terms of money raised and people attending.” Pictured are Lynda Brislin (cen
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Make your voice heard
by Duncan Smith
KIBBLE VALLEY residents con cerned about local issues are invited to the borough council’s annual pub lic meeting. It will take place on Tuesday in the
Ribble Valley Borough Council Chamber, Church Brow, Clitheroe, starting at 7 pm. Items for discussion will include the
Local Government Review, Ribble Val ley’s affordable housing crisis, the environ ment and council tax. There will be an address from Ribble Valley Borough Council leader Coun.
Chris Holtom and shadow leader Coun. Frank Dyson. There will also ,be a question-and-
answer session which, given mounting concern about the proposed North West
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A LARGE number of members were pre sent at the meeting of Ribble Valley Dia betes Support Group to hear consultant Dr Geraint Jones, from Blackburn Royal Infir mary, speak about care of the feet. He was assisted by Mrs Sheila Clarkson, diabetes specialist nurse, also from the infir mary, who showed slides, some of them
, depicting the problems neglect could cause. The many problems diabetics could suffer,
Regional Assembly, is expected to be live ly-
The council’s legal and administration
manager, Michelle Smith, said: “Our annual meetings are an ideal opportunity for residents to have their say on issues that concern them. “This year’s meeting promises to be
extremely lively, given the fears of many residents around the proposed reorganisa tion of local government. “We encourage every resident to come
along and comment on their particular municipal concern.” Residents are asked to submit their
question in writing to Michelle Smith, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, Lan cashire, BB7 2RA, or you may email
michelle.smith@
ribblevalley.gov
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Dr Jones explained, included poor circula tion and lack of feeling so they might not realise that anything was wrong until the condition became serious. They were thanked by the chairman, Mr Gordon Dixon. The group meets on the second Monday of the month at the Young Farm ers' Centre, Clitheroe, but there will be no meeting in April because of Easter Monday. The May meeting is on May 3rd.
Vandals strike
V a n d a l s caused £100 worth of damage when they sma shed the wing mirror of a Rover saloon parked in Woone Lane, Clitheroe. Anyone who
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