18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 12th, 2005


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•MORE than £400 has been raised for charity by one of Waddington’s residents during the scarecrow festival. ]\Ir John Hurd, of Church Close, decorated


his garden with disabled scarecrows in aid of Waddington Methodist Church, who are rais­ ing funds towards the building of a disabled access.


' . The 66-year-old, pictured next to his scare­


crows, was helped by his 14-year-old grand­ daughter, Nancy Stone, who thought of the game “Scarecroquet”. Played by passers-by, it • was sponsored by Tesco, in Ciitheroe, who


. donated chocolate biscuits for the prizes. In total, £1,800 was raised over the Bank


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Novotel London City South. This fabulous new hotel is situated in the city centre, close to the Tate Modern and London Eye.


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Dornoch Hotel*, Dornoch. The enchanting cathedral town of Dornoch is a particuiariy iovely resort whose ciaims to fame inciude the. best sunshine record in northern Scot- iand.


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Holiday weekend by members of Waddington Methodist Church, who held a scarecrow­ making competition in the chapel and served refreshments. Mr Hurd, a life-long member of the church,


said he wanted to thank all those who helped in making both events a success and to every­ one who participated in them. (A300405/lb)


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Glenburn Hotel*, Rothesay. Superbly set above its own terraced gardens, overlooking Rothesay Bay, this hotel is a pleasant walk from the shops and harbour.


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Gairloch Hotel*, Gairloch. Restful, beautiful and brim­ ming with Highland hospitality, this tastefully furnished hotel stands in a superb location, boasting breathtaking views towards the Western Isles.


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Caledonian Hotel*, Fort William. Situated on the beautiful shores of Loch Linnhe in the shadow of Ben Nevis, this purpose- built hotel is conveniently located two miles outside Fort William and makes an excellent base from which to explore.


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Norbreck Hotel, Scarborough. Occupying an impressive cliff-top position, near Scarborough’s castle, this hotel over­ looks North and South Bays, enjoying a breathtaking panorama of the sea. • '


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A PLANNING application has been submitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the erection of safe­ ty netting on steel posts to prevent cricket balls going on to private property, with safety netting to be removed in winter months. Comments on the proposal made by Clitheroe Cricket Club, Chatburn Road, (number.0538) must be made to the council by tomor­ row. Other recent applications include: Clithcroc: Conservatory extension to existing dining room at 3 Whitewell Drive (0297).


Cow Ark: New access and farm yard and buildings. Alter­


ations to current access and additional landscaping at Cow Ark Farm (0054).) Ncwlon; Replacement of stone slate roof to rear elevation,


with blue slate, at front elevation at The Friends Meeting House (0322).0 Read: New detached double garage at Old Malleys, Straits


Lane (0303). Dunsop Bridge: Extension to ground floor at roar of 2


Woodend Cottage, (0309). Langho: Proposed extension to front of property at Kuringai Chase, 4 Whinney Lane (0320).


Sabden: Two storey front extension and new •


porch at 4 Pendleside Close (0317). Tliornley-with-WIicallcy: Change of use of


barn and buildings to form three dwellings and garages, new vehicular track and access at Arbour Farm, Longridge Road (0264). Conver­ sion of barn to two holiday cottages at Higher House Barn, Four Acre Lane (0298). Comments on the following planning appli­


cations must be made to the council by tomor­ row Clithcroc: Proposed first floor extension to


provide new bedroom with balcony and new bathroom (0316). Cliaigley: Two-storey extension to side. Move


some existing windows at New House Farm, Chipping Road (0345). Chatburn: Retrospective application for the erection of a conservatory at the rear of the house at 27 Victoria Court (0327). Langho: Redevelopment of remaining areas


of former hospital to provide employment uses, 38 dwellings, village hall and associated open space, kick-about area, formal garden area and garden store at land at Brockhall Village (0315). Construction of detached garage, addi­ tion of porch, alterations to existing garage at Longwood House, Brockhall Village (0328). Sawley: Erection of double garage at Dud-


lands Croft, 271 Gisburn Road (0336). Waddinglon: That the construction of one


bungalow, granted outline planning permission under planning reference 3/1990/0854P, has commenced and that there is existing planning permssion for the development at 13 Waddow Grove (0341). Whalloy: Demolition of existing garage to


allow for the extended dining area with attached garage at 1 Whittam Road (0347).


Pat on the back for youngsters


FOUR children from Up Brooks,


Clitheroe staged a concert to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Will Marcella, Charlotte Lawson,


Ganey Marcella and Laura Lawson, all aged 11 and 12 years wrote and presented the event on Bank Holiday Monday and raised £21.91 for the charity. They acted out plays, told jokes, organ­


ised a quiz, held a raffle and had a “name the Teddy” competition, plus refresh­


ments. ‘ Mrs Sheila Blackburn, Will and Ganey’s


grandmother and chairman and treasurer of the Chatburn branch of Cancer Research UK, said that the concert'was greatly enjoyed by everyone.


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