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Wini f r ed (Winnie) TEASDALE


th e y ca r r ied o u t th e ir d u t i e s . Fina l ly , thank y ou t o all w h o a l i e n ­ e d - t h e - f u n e r a l s e r v i c e . God b le s s .


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l en c e r e c e iv ed dur ing th e ir s ad lo s s . Thank- n g a l s o F a t h e r J .


C a r o l a n d G r a h am w o u ld l ike to e x p r e s s th e ir s in c e r e th a n k s to II r e l a t i v e s , f r i e n d s


THOMPSON Ol ivo


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A welcome Sister to Dermot.


With thanks to all concerned


durlng'thelr. sad ; loss. Th an k in g a l s o Canon B r u n o f o r h i s k i n d w o r d s and comfo r t ing m in i s t r a t i o n s , t o a i l w h o a t t e n d e d t h e f u n e r a l s e r v i c e a n d ha v e g iv en d o n a t io n s t h e S t r o k e


A s s o c ia t io n .


C l i f f o r d . Ra .vmo n d , Fr anc e s and fami l ie s , w o u ld l ike t o th ank all r e la t iv e s , f r i en ds and n e i g h b o u r s f o r t h e k i n d m e s s a g e s o f s ym p a t h y , c a r d s o f c o n d o l e n c e and f l ow ­ e r s r e c e i v e d d u r in g th e ir sad lo s s . Thank y o u t o the n u r s e s and s ta f f o f C l i th e r o e Com- m u n i t y H o s p i t a l f o r th e ir ca r e and k in d n e s s to Ei l e en , a l s o to Dr A. Hu s on . Th an king a l s o the Rev . R. N i c h o l s o n for h i s kind w o r d s o f c omf o r t and min i s t r a ­ t io n s and to all w h o a t t e n d e d t h e fu n e r a l s e r v i c e , f inal ly t o Carl and Pau l in e Pr ic e for L ii c


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Love Mum, Dad, Ryan, IManna and Great Grandma.


Controversial talks on local government


CONTROVERSIAL plans which could mean merging rural Ribble Val­ ley with other East Lancashire author­ ities will fall under the spotlight at a


specia.1 meeting tomorrow. Ribble "Valley councillors will meet to


look a t all the options set out under a pro­ posed local government shake-up. Residents across the North West will be asked in October whether they want munici­ pal affairs to be run by a new "regional assembly”. If the majority answer “Yes” in a referen­


dum, existing district councils such as Ribble ■Valley could be merged with neighbouring councils into huge unitary authorities. Local councillors put forward proposals for


an enhanced Ribble 'Valley "Unitary Authority or Hyndburn merger to the Boundary Com­ mittee last August. They believe an enhanced Ribble "Valley authority, taking in chunks of ' neighbouring boroughs, will be popular with voters. But the Boundary Committee wants to merge Ribble Valley and Hyndburn with


Blackburn, or create a massive unitary authority covering the whole of East Lan­ cashire. . Local authorities have until May to


respond to the draft recommendations, after which the Boundary Committee will make , final recommendations in time for October’s referendum.


Ribble "Valley Borough Council leader,


Coun. Chris Holtom, said: “We made it clear to the Boundary Committee that we were opposed to changes to local government should a North West-Regional Assembly get


was not an option and put forward two possi­ ble options for change. These were an enhanced Ribble Valley Unitary Authority and combined Ribble Valley and Hyndburn Unitary Authority. “These options did not find favour with the


the go-ahead. “We realised, however, that doing nothing


Boundary Committee, which published three alternatives. They are a Lancashire Ujiitary Authority, an East Lancashire Unitary Authority and a Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Unitary Authority. “Along with the other councils in East Lan­


cashire, we are not in favour of any of these options. We have made it clear to the Bound­ ary Committee and other council leaders in Lancashire that Ribble Valley must not be


broken up. “The matter will bo discussed at a special council meeting on Friday and members of


ley Council Chamber, in Church Brow, Clitheroe, tomorrow, January 30th, at 6 p.m. • For more discussions on the proposals,


the public are welcome to attend.” The meeting will be held in the Ribble Val­


turn to Page 10 for Westminister Viewpoint and Villagers’ air their views, plus letters on Page 14.


Requests are put in to divert two footpaths


T'WO footpaths cpuld be diverted in the Ribble Valley. Members of Lancashire


County Council’s regula­ tory committee has received a request from Mr and Mrs "Weare, of A. Hargreaves Ltd, Gisburn Cotes Hall, Sawley, to divert part of public foot­


path number 28. No objections have been


received and it is proposed to dive rt the fo o tp a th away from Huggan Ing. An environment officer


ber 12 and extinguish part of footpath number 12. No objections have been


received to the proposed diver­ sions. The officer states: “The


effect of the proposed order, if confirmed, would not alter the termination point of the bri­ dleway number nine, Gisburn. The diversion of public foot­


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BURGESS Stephen


January 30th.


Happy 40th Birthday . . .-..Stephen.


Love Heather.


states in a report to the com- mittee:“The diversion is felt to be expedient in the interests of the landowner in that it would remove the public footpath from passing across the front and around the side of the property, which is to be reno­ vated to provide holiday


accommodation.” T h e 'p r o p o s e d d iv e r s io n wi l l


mean the termination point of the footpath will be 10 metres south of the existing point. A request has also been


path number 12, Gisburn, if confirmed, would alter the point of termination of the northern section of the foot­ path and place it at another point on bridleway number nine, Gisburn, which is a high4 way connected with it, and it is suggested that this point is substantially convenient to the public. “In this case, the diversion


the property, giving increased p r i v a c y a n d s e cu r i ty ." The officer continues: “It is


received from Mr M. Cowgill, of Gisburn Cotes Farm, Gis­ burn Road, Gisburn, to divert p ar t of bridleway number nine, part of bridleway num­


is felt to be expedient in the interests of the landowner in that it would remove the route of the bridleway and footpath from the farmyard and from passing through the garden of


expedient th a t the path should be stopped-up on the grounds that it is not needed for public use.” Both matters will be dis­


cussed at the regulatory com­ mittee meeting on February 4th.


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Stephen Sutcliffe and Albert Atkinson will be on hand, along with Lancashire County Council staff, to help field inquiries from members of the public. County Coun. Sutcliffe


cil provides a great many ser­ vices for our residents, but while some are well known others do not get the recogni­ tion they deserve. The public often rate our services very highly yet they don’t always know th a t it is the county council providing them. This is your chance to find out exactly how your money is spent." The trailer is a mine of


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with BCG - He went on to say that approximately 90 % of 14 year olds would have had a BCG injection to protect against the infection and that the student who had contracted TB had only been infectious for around two weeks. “The school is co-operat­


ing fully and taking a pre­ cautionary response to an unfortunate incident,” Dr Astbury added. “It will not be the first school and won’t be the last and they are taking a very responsi­ ble approach to the inci­ dent.” Dr Astbury pointed out


th a t in the last year approximately four cases of TB had been detected at schools in Lancashire.” “I t ’s almost routine for


Valley Primary Care Trust is providing the resources for the screening pro­ gramme as well as offering advice and assistance. Screening will either be car­ ried out by a skin test or x-


us,” he commented. Hyndburn and Ribble


ray.


about TB or wanting fur­ ther advice should contact NHS Direct on 0845 4647.


Anyone with concerns


Winners from domino drive


"WINNERS of the domino drive at the Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were: Joint 1st Mrs M. Hogg and Mr G. Wiseman, joint 3rd Mrs K. James and Mrs H. Simp­ son, 5th Mrs R. Kiddie. Solo whist winners were:


Mrs M. Holding, Mrs M. Parker, Mr B. Wood. Bridge winners were:


Mrs Joan Scott, Mrs Eva Velvick, Mrs Eileen Woods and Mr Ernest Manning. Dominoes are played on


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial]


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by Julie "Wintle


CONCERNS have beeri about an appointments | used by Clitheroe Health '


Castle Medical Group. Retired police officer Mj


GP regarding a back injury, co j that the system, which requir wishing to see their GP to ring! appointment on the day, was t | ible. He said that his doctor u s l


him to make a follow-up appij with the receptionist on his f but since the practice had ch| policy, that no longer seemed ]


Parker, of Fairfield Drive, said the practice’s current! which was introduced in .1 2002, needed to be reviewed. [ Mr Parker, who regularly


CYCLING in the Ribble Valley is set to move up a gear as councillors adopt a formal strategy to promote pedal power. Research into developing


a “Cycling Strategy” was carried out last summer by Clare Ashford, a civil engi­ neering student at Cardiff University, during a place­ ment with the council. Her detailed report high­


lighted existing local and national cycle routes, the benefits of cycling and fresh ideas to boost cycling in the area. When the council’s Com­


oned by the council’s engi­ neering manager, Graham Jagger, who makes no secret of his vested interest - he is a keen and experienced cyclist h im s e l f . . . .


could also be the key to unlocking cash from outside sources to fund new cycle routes, facilities and initia­ tives. The strategy is champi­


munity Committee met, its members resolved to make the development of a Cycling Strategy a priority. Earlier in the meeting they had set aside £20,000 for “cycling initiatives”. i Developing a strategy


many ways in which a Cycling Strategy would meet the council’s stated ambitions, including bring­ ing key health benefits, pro­ tecting the environment and boosting tourism. One discordant voice


came from Coun. Carl Ross (Billington and Langho),


gy would bring wider bene­ fits to the whole communi­ ty, he told members. His report outlined the


But developing a strate­ ....... ......


by Faiza Afzaal


ULTRAFRAME bosses hi agreed to talk to nearby iT dents in a bid to find a mutij ly beneficial solution to major problem of o n - s tr | parking. For years the lack of park


information for the public. As well as being able to pose ques­ tions on local issues they can also pick up a wide range of leaflets giving details of coun­ ty council services.


Sex charge man said to


have met victims in hotel A MAN has appeared in court charged with hav­ ing unlawful sex with teenage girls after allegedly contacting them via Internet chat rooms and meeting them at a Ribble Valley hotel.


Father-of-two, Charles Trevor Monaghan (37),


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from Preston, also faces charges of indecent assault and gross indecency with four girls aged between 14


and 15. - - It is alleged that some of


his victims visited him at his home in Fulwood, Preston, but he is also suspected of meeting the girls at Stirk House Hotel in Gisburn. ’ Blackburn magistrates heard how staff at the hotel


had become suspicious of the former financial adviser, who left the hotel with two school­ girls. ■ The two teenagers left the


hotel separately, but got into the same car with him. ■ "When staff checked, the


court was told, they discov­ ered Monaghan had only booked the room for a few hours. The court h'eard that the 12


charges faced by Monaghan were specimen charges relat­ ing to offences allegedly com­ mitted between last Novem­ ber and January of this year. Mr Basharat D i t ta ,


(defending), asked for the case to be" adjourned until tomorrow, Friday, and there was no application for bail.


Friday at 7 p.m., whist on Monday a t 7-30 p.m., bridge on Monday at 1-30 p.m. Every Thursday, at 1- 30 p.m., line dancing takes place. New members are welcome to join one or all of the above.


Latest bridge club results


WINNERS at Clitheroe Bridge Club on Monday were: NS Mrs B. Bennett and Mrs M. Mould, Mr and Mrs G. Pollard. EW Mr and Mrs R. Ward, Mr R. Bailey and Mrs J. Teller. On Thursday winners


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were: NS Mrs J. Martin- dale and Mrs J. Bailey, Mr and Mrs R. Ward. EW Mrs D. Atkinson and Mrs D. Blake, Mrs M. Lawley and Mrs B. Pollard.


Pleads


not guilty A MAN from Clitheroe was remanded on bail by '


Blackburn magistrates after pleading not guilty to


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