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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 21 st, 2004 15


Time to have a say on important issues


____ by Duncan Smith


RESIDENTS in the Kib­ ble Valley are being invited to ta k e p a r t in a P r im e Minister’s Question Time-


style public debate. The event is to take place at


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THE borough council’s new no-nonsense dog warden, Adele Scott, has taken her battle against dog fouling to local schools. The former parole officer vis­


ited Whalley Primary School on Tuesday to warn young­ sters against the dangers of dog fouling in public and to teach them how to clean up after their dogs with the help of her own labrador. Sabre. During the summer, the


council launched a sweeping campaign against irresponsible dog owners who allow their


pets to foul in public. The campaign follows a 30


per cent increase in complaints about dog fouling in Kibble


Valley streets over recent


years. Campaign measures include


threatening to catch the cul­ prits on CCTV, issue them with a £50 on-the-spot fine and submit their names to the


local press. The “dog awareness” event,


for all 272 pupils at Whalley Primary, was considered a suc­ cess by head teacher Mr Brian Beresford. He said pupils had reacted


well to the visit and all had an enjoyable day of learning. Our picture shows new dog


warden Adele Scott and her dog. Sabre, with Year 5 pupils Abigail Beckett and Isaac Far- inha. (A121004/2)


the start of the next Kibble Valley Borough Council meet­ ing next Tuesday, October


26th. Members of the public and


councillors will be able to put their questions on local and' national issues to council lead­ er Coun. John Hill. He has also invited shadow


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leader Coun. Frank Dyson to help him spice up the meetings with an unrehearsed debate on a hot topic of the day. The first such debate took


place in August, where mem­ bers of the public were allowed to question Coun. Hill for three minutes.


One milligram


iPSjjfctflil over limit costs motorist dear


A DRIVER wh tempted fate on Friday the 13th failed the drink-drive test by just


one milligram Yet Blackburn magistrates heard that


Paul Hillary would pay a high price for his low reading in both the short and long­


term. “He will be paying for the mistake ot


being so narrowly over the limit for many years to come,” said Mr Basil Hearing


(defending). “The inevitable disqualification will be .


an immediate punishment, but the conse­ quences of this comriction on his insurance will be -with him for many years to come.” Hillary (20), of the Copy Nook Hotel,


Bolton-by-Bowland, pleaded guilty to driving with excess alcohol. He was banned for 12 months and fined £150 with £50 costs. Hillary, who gave a read­ ing of 81 in blood against the legal limit of 80, agreed to be referred to the drink-drive rehabilitation programme which, if com­ pleted successfully, would reduce his ban


by three months. Mr Dearing said Hillary had drunk


two pints of beer while out with friends. In the early hours of Friday, August 13th, he had been asked to go and pick someone


up and had been stopped on the way back. He added that Hillary worked as a


plumber and normally drove to work. “He lives some seven miles from


Clitheroe and there is. one bus every two hours,” said Mr Dearirig. ..


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“His girlfriend has agreed to drive him to Clitheroe, froin where he can be taken


to wherever he is working, but he and oth­ ers face considerable inconvenience.” House full of women!


THE father of the only surviving all­ girl sextuplets in the world, Mr Gra­ ham Walton,will be the guest speaker at a forthcoming event. Mr Walton ■will visit the De Tabley


Arms, Ribchester, on "Wednesday, October 27th, to tell his amazing story about coping with seven women in the house and the attention of the world’s


media. The guest appearance will coincide .


with'the ladies’ luncheon in aid of Make-A-Wish charity - a charity that grants wishes for children with life- threatening conditions. Other attrac­ tions will include a variety of stalls. The event begins at 11-30 a.m. and


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T4-rxfrtimri cn Qiippp.'wful that It proved so successful that


it is planned to hold them at full council meetings every two


months. Court. Hill will take ques­


tions on the council’s work or topical local and national


issues. Any questions falling within


the remit of specific commit­ tees will be referred to the appropriate chairman. He said: “The first Question Time was a huge success and I


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hope resideints will engage with local government and turn out in force for the second


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debate. “This initiative is part of the


council's drive to engage with the public and increase effec­ tive communication.” Please send written ques­


tions to Paul Timson, Director of Legal Services, Kibble Val­ ley Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 2RA, by noon tomorrow.


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