26 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, June 9th, 2005


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Muncher scoffs hotel’s leftovers


A HISTORIC Mitton pub THRELFALL-BURGESS RIBBLE VALLEY couple John Oliver Threlfall and MACMILLAN - MACNEALL


A LONE piper accompanied guests into church at the wedding of Miss Sarah MacNeall and Mr Graham.


MacMillan. The couple, who were married at St Paul’s Church, in


Clitheroe, celebrated their marriage with a Scottish theme.


The bride, owner of beauty salon. Simply The Best, in _


Ruth Burgess jetted off to Spain after their wedding at the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn. The bride, a house manager, from Castle View,


Clitheroe, was given away by her brother-in-law Peter. Hatch during the civil ceremony. The daughter of. William and the late Kathleen Pinch, of John Wall Court, Clitheroe, she wore a dark lilac skirt suit trimmed . . .\vith pale lilac satin and carried a bouquet of lilies of the


TOalley, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul and Avril MacNeall of Kemple View, Clitherbe. The bridegroom, a service manager at Smith’s Haulage,


in Clitheroe, is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter and Barbara MacMillan of Fairfield Drive, Clitheroe. Given away by her father, the bride wore a strapless, fit­


ted bodice of ivory satin encrusted mth crystals, mth a full skirt made of silk and an organza overlay decorated with crystals. She carried a bouquet of dolce-vita roses, nerines, cala lilies, orchids, astibe and spray roses, with diamantes and crystal detail. She was attended by Donna O’Reilly, Vicky Aspin and


Victoria Nuttall, with her sister, Andrea Harrison as chief bridesmaid. They ail wore cerise pink dresses designed by the bride which had a satin bodice with crystal detail and fitted skirt with fishtail and bustle and an organza overlay. Each carried a smaller version of the bride’s bouquet. Best man was the bridegroom’s brother, Andrew


MacMillan, with attending groomsmen, Jamie Clarkson, Lee Cowking, Stuart Houlker and Christopher Nuttall. The bridegroom and his party ail wore “Spirit of Ban­


nockburn” kilts. A reception was held at the Stirk House Hotel, in Gis-


burn, where piper, Doug Cameron played for the couples’ guests. He is the otficiai piper to “The Royal Order of Scotland”. The newlyweds, who are to live in Whalley, honey­


mooned in the Maldives and Dubai. Picture by Zoie Carter-Ingham.


valley. Her bridegroom, a toolroom supervisor, of Cringle


Way, Clitheroe, is the son of Marjorie and the late Harry Threlfall, of Longworth Road, Billington. The bride’s daughter, Emma Burgess, and the bride­


groom’s brother and bestman, David Threifall, acted as witnesses for the wedding, conducted by registrar Eliza- bethBristol. The couple will live In Castle View, Clitheroe. Picture by Heather Dryden Photography.


Hospital smoking ban


SMOKING will be banned completely at all hospitals within the East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, including the hospital grounds. Members of the NHS


Trust’s board have voted to protect patients and staff by strengthening its no-smoking policy. There are currently


smoking restrictions across all the trust’s hos­ pitals, which include


Burnley General Hospi­ tal, Pendle Community Hospital, Rossendale Hospital, Queen’s Park Hospital and Blackburn Royal Infirmary. The group was set up


to review these arrange­ ments because it was recognised that different practices across the hos­ pitals were in place from the time when Burnley and Blackburn were two separate trusts.


is doing its bit to help the environment by using a mighty munching ma.chine to get rid of mountains of hotel waste. The machine - which is


widely used in Switzerland , - is eating its way. through the leftovers at the 400- year-old Three Fishes pub - cutting waste by a whop­ ping 80%. The system breaks up


food waste before squeez­ ing out the liquid content reducing its volume by up to 85%. Commenting on the


environment-friendly machine, co-owner of the business, Mr Craig Ban­ croft, said: “Waste dispos­ al is a reai issue in Switzer­ land. No-one wants to damage the pristine envi­ ronment. “There are also prob­


lems of moving it around the mountaihs. But we need to be careful too. We wanted to minimise the problems of disposing of waste as well as doing our bit for the environment by reducing its volume. “This machine reduces


the equivalent of a sack of potatoes to the size of a tea cup, \yhich we can then easily remove. I t deals with everything from veg­ etables to chicken and lamb bones.” He added: “Ribble Val­


ley is a beautiful rural place and when customers come to the pub, they do not want to smell rotten food. We serve food to around 300 to 400 cus­ tomers a day and thanks to the machine, there is absolutely no smell.. “The machine has very


good economic effects and I think a lot of businesses and schools could benefit from it.” The use of the machine


co-incides with World Environment Day (WED), which is com­ memorated each year on June 5th and is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations stimulates worldwide


Gym and pool plan for house


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A PLANNING application has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for alterations and extensions to a Chatburn house of gym, pool and garage extension plus conservatory and the conversion of existing garage to stables. Comments on the proposal at Rib-


blesdale Court, Sawley Road, Chat- burn (number 0462) must be made to the council by June 17th. Other recent applications are: Clilberoc: Aluminium panel signs.


Aluminium letters and logos to eleva­ tion at Plumb Centre, Unit 6, Lincoln Way (0446).


' Single storey extension to create chil­


dren’s centre/day care facility together with a pre-fabricated pram store at Ribblesdale Nursery School, Queens Road (0447). Change from newsagents to financial


services office at 44 Shawbridge Street (0454). Resubmission for development of a


12.7m phase three monopole with six antenna,.two radio equipment cabinets and one meter cabinet. Erection of 1.8m high chain-link fencing round compound along with access gate. Six ground based Vodafone 0.9m high bol­ lards painted yellow and black. Access to installation will be via existing industrial yard access at Unit lOA Salthill Industrial Estate, Lincoln Way (0457). Subdivision of existing shop, with associated adaptations to frontage, to form two separate retail units at 10 Moor Lane (0459).


** ^ ^ ® ■:« :< 4 f ?. f. v j 111 v k v ; Gisburn: Siting of temporary storage


building (shipping container) The Workshop, Burnley Road (0425). Grinclleton: Extension to existing


window at Dale House, Sawley Road (0453). Langho: Cover-in existing walkway


and revised window to rear bedroom at 17 Whalley Old Road (0452). Mellor Brook: Outline application for


proposed detached house at 62 Branch Road (0467). ,


Mitlon: Erection of covered midden


at Withgill Farm Ltd(0465). Read: Extension to existing kitchen


area at rear of property to 23 East View (0445). Proposed re-building of existing triple garage with additional living accommodation above at New Hall House, Whins Lane (0455). Simoiistonc: Building for the storage


of tractor and trailer for agricultural use at woodland adjacent to Higher Trapp Hotel, Trapp Lane (0408). Thornlcy-wilh-Whealley: Conversion


of garages to habitable rooms and sun room extension (amended application


. of previous approval) at The Steading, Rock Brow (0456). Tosside: Conversion of barn to holi­ day let a t Butcher’s Laithe, Knotts


, Lane (0442). , Waddington: Conversion of existing garage into holiday let at Bowtree House, Slaidburn Road(0463). Whallcy: Internal alterations and


two storey extension to rear at 41 King Street (0433).


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awareness of the environ­ ment and enhances politi­ cal attention and action. The machine has cost


around £8,500 and was bought with the help of 25% grant from EU Leader (European Com­ munity Initiative to sup­ port sustainable rural development) andthe pro­ gramme is supported by Defra..Mr Bancroft is so impressed with the appli­ ance, that he is hoping to get another for his renowned Northcote Manor Hotel. Staff member Adrian


Wladyslaw is pictured pouring the waste in the machine, (s)


Store plan withdrawn


CONTROVERSIAL plans for a new DIY store set to be built in Clitheroe have been withdrawn. However, it has been


confirmed that a revised planning application for the Homebase store at the Rectella site in Clitheroe will be submitted. Mr John Macholc,


building and development manager for Ribble Valley Borough Council said: “The application has been withdrawn by the appli­ cant in order to enter into discussions with the Plan­ ning and Development Comittee regarding the consultation response issues.” The decision by Citypark Projects Ltd to" withdraw the application for a 3,000 square metre shopping area and an addi­ tional 753 square metre garden centre at Queensway, next to .Sains- bury’s, was made after a retail impact assessment highlighted certaih issues that needed ammending. The proposed construc­


tion of the DIY store has met TOTth opposition from members of Clitheroe s Chamber, of Trade.


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