Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 3rd, 2005


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 3rd, 2005 11 Sarah helps young Say It by Duncan Smith


A YOUNG Ribble Valley woman is the face of a nationwide campaign aimed at giving young people a voice in local affairs. Sarah Yates (18), of Gisburn, a modern


apprentice in business administration at Ribble Valley Borough Council, has been signed up to front the Government’s “Say I t” campaign. It has been launched by the Office of


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YOUNGSTERS from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School are jetting off to Brussels after snatching top prize at the Young Enterprise French language competition. Orange Sherbet, which designs and pro­


duces a range of coasters and jewellery, gave a lively performance in the form of a television advert in French in the competi­ tion at Towneley Hall, Burnley. They fought off stiff competition from


four other schools after being judged on the clarity and correctness of the spoken French, how well the presentation sold the product, the use of promotional aids and entertainment value. Peter Bickerton, Emily Hallworth, Jung


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Yin Tsang and Megan Whittaker received a trophy and will attend the Jeunes Enter­ prise Congress 2005 in Brussels later this month. They have also been asked to per­ form the winning presentation a t the regional showcase event in April. Orange Sherbet also recently won the Press Advert competition. Aileen Evans, chairman of Young Enter­


prise in East Lancashire, said: “All the schools gave fantastic presentations and it was a shame there could only be one win­ ner. The quality of both the presentations and the spoken French was second to none. “These events are always very popular


with our Young Enterprise companies as it gives them the opportunity to promote


their products as well as their talents in other areas. I am sure they will enjoy their trip to the Jeunes Enterprise Congress and we will be very interested to hear about their adventure when they return.” The judges were Corrine Pichonnat of


Ultraframe Pic and French language expert Peter Spencer. Also competing from the Ribble Valley


were members of Ribblesdale High School Technology College company Alchemy, comprising Hannah Chorlton, Natasha Hesketh, Tom Howard and Megan Parkin­ son. Pictured are members of the grammar


school's team. Orange Sherbet with some of their products. (A100105/3)


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High School Technology College, in Clitheroe, took part in a top photograph­ ic and film session for the high-profile campaign. She said: “The photographs and film


footage for the television adverts were shot on location in Nelson and I certainly had an interesting day. I hadn’t realised there were so many ways to stand at a bus stop!”


“Say I t”, which is being managed by


the Ea s t Lancashire e-Partnership, encourages young people to express their opinions on a wide range of issues using mobile phone texting and online ques­ tionnaires. Lorna Dobson, East Lancashire e-Part-


nership’s director of service improvement, said: “Say It is a major campaign aimed at giving young people a voice on a wide range of local issues. “We want young people to make their


views known before policies are estab­ lished and implemented. We want to see them contributing to and benefiting from their local communities. We want them to feel heard and valued, and be able to make a difference. “We are particularly pleased with


Sarah’s work. She has done a sterling job and is certainly emerging as the face of local democracy in East Lancashire!” The East Lancashire e-Partnership


comprises the borough councils of Burn­ ley, Hyndburn, Pendle, Ribble Valley and Rossendale. Further details of the Say I t project are available at www.feedbackonline.org.uk


Gave car keys to drunken pal


A CHEF who allowed a drunken friend to drive his car has been banned from driving for six months. Blackburn magistrates heard that Fred


Alan Shoreman and a friend had been drinking in Clitheroe and at the end of the night Shoreman had handed over the keys to his car because he was not fit to drive. But on the way home the friend, who has since been dealt with for driving with


excess alcohol, crashed into a number of parked cars causing extensive damage. Shoreman (36), of Calder Avenue,


Billington, pleaded guilty to using a car without insurance and permitting anoth­ er to drive other than in accordance with a licence. He was fined £150 with £35 costs and


disqualified from driving for six months under the totting up procedure.


Plans in the pipeline


A PLANNING application for residential development of two dwellings at land adja­ cent to Alder Leigh, Hen- thorn Road has been made to Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil.


Comments on this proposal


made by Mr A.J. Hill (num­ ber 1252) must be made to the council by tomorrow. Comments on other recent


planning applications below must be made by February 11th. Clitheroe: Single-storey


extension to provide two classrooms, toilets and cloak­ room facilities at Brookside County Primary School, Bright Street (0004). Aighlon, Bailey and


Chaigley: Demolition of an existing cabin and car port. Erection of a detached work-


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shop, store and car port at Sunnyhurst, Lambing Clough Lane, Hurst Green (0015). Billington and Langho: Erec­


tion of a two-storey bedroom annex comprising 10 en-suite family bedrooms (resubmis­ sion) at Mytton Fold Farm, Whailey Road (0044). Waddington: Demolition of


single storey kitchen and out­ building to create room for new two storey extension for kitchen/dining/utility/bath- room at 68 Hollymount,West Bradford Road (0050). Wiswell: Proposed bedroom


extension above existing garage. Lowering of garage base to reduce ramp. Replace­ ment front porch and conser­ vatory to rear garden. Minor elevational alte ra tion s at Woodcroft Cottage, 36 Pendleton Road (0033).


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