Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 20 Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday,September 22nd,2005 Vandals cause £350 damage to car
VANDALS have caused more than £350 worth of damage to a vehicle in Waddington Road, Clitheroe. The damage, caused to a
black Citroen Xsara, occurred overnight on Saturday. The offenders punctured
two tyres on the car and ripped off one of the electric wing mirrors. Anyone with any informa
tion is asked to contact Clitheroe police on 443344 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 in complete confidence.
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Walkers aim to put Valley on airwaves
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OUR pictures show inlrcpid members of the radio group
during their 72-mile walk, (s)
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AN impressive 72-mile spon sored walk was completed by members of the Ribble Valley Radio Group. Raising more than £1,000 for the
community radio station, the group of 20 walked the entire length of the Ribble Way over three days. Starting from Longton, in Pre
ston, the group spent their first night in Ribchester, after walking 22-miles. Their second night was spent in Gisburn, before finishing at Ribblehead. Joined by walkers along the way,
chairman of the group, Mr Steve Suttie, praised all those involved who helped make the event a huge success. “ I am absolutely delighted with
everybody connected with the event,” he said. “ The walkers who showed
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Fear not, the trees will be on the way
I AM replying to two of your correspon dents from last week. To Stu Kent I say “G'day” and fear
notl As a member o f Australian Geo
graphic I am promised next month the opportunity to personally acquire some Wollemi Pine (found just a few years ago in the Blue Mountains above Syd ney). These I will nurture, grow and supply
to our Castle Grounds as a specimen tree. To Ron Loebell, I say that the Keep
is strictly governed by English Heritage and the wooden floor installed this year was only approved as it does not attach itself in any way with the structure. If Ron can come up with a roof that
meets the same criteria then we can make progress.
Come down and give
team your support AT present, Clitheroe Football Club is in the top six of the Unibond League Division One. For those who are unaware, this is only four leagues below football league status. A new and very experienced manager.
Tommy Lawson, has been brought in and has a great track record in higher leagues, so hopefully, in time he will take the team on to better things. In a short time. Tommy has brought in several new faces and he has got them playing some very attractive foot
local businesses that provided us
with travel, food and accommoda tion. “This event has proven to me
that people in the Ribble Valley really do believe in this worthwhile and locally beneficial community project.
ball. Hopefully, Clitheroe FC can progress
“ I am overwhelmed and would
like to thank everybody connected from the bottom of my heart,” he added. Proceeds raised from the walk
will go towards the building of the radio station’s studios in St Mary’s Centre, Church Brow, Clitheroe.
A fascinating evening for society
MEMBERS and friends of the Whalley and District Historical and Archaeological Society enjoyed an informative evening given by Mr A. Petford on “Medieval Mis
ericords” . He illustrated his talk with slides of Ripon, Beverley, Manchester Cathedral and Whal ley and gave a description of their meaning. At the next meeting, this
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over the coming seasons, but success comes at a price. Players earn barely enough to cover travelling expenses, but to keep the team together and continue to rise to higher leagues, the need for more finance becomes
apparent. Crowd attendance on Saturdays is some
thing that could improve. Just over 200 have been attending home
games and we hope to double that over the coming weeks (there were only 170 at last
And Ultraframe will probably cough up the missing half a million!
BRUCE DOWLES, Friend of the Castle, Whalley Road, Clilheroe
Tuesday night’s game). I appreciate that people go to Blackburn, Burnley, Manches ter and Merseyside to watch their teams, but for those who don’t, why not spend £6 and come and cheer on the team, and bring the kids too - all will be made welcome. Many local companies donate monies to
the club by several means and this goes greatly towards the club keeping afloat. For very little money, companies can advertise via hoardings, the programme, match and ball sponsorship. On the fund-raising side, this is where
Why are there no
prosecutions? EVERY day on my visits to Clitheroe and around the Ribble Valley, I must see at least a dozen people of all types, such as van drivers, mothers in 4 x 4s, young people on their way to work and many others, all driving one handed with impunity and with a mobile telephone held against their ear. This widespread and illegal practice is
evident even at roundabouts, road junc tions and bridges in the town, and in coun try lanes in surrounding areas, where I have experienced a few near collisions - and yet I have not seen a single report in your paper of any person being stopped or penalised. I find it hard to understand how the
police and local regulatory authorities can fail to spot and take action for such danger ous activity. After all, the eagle-eyed park ing wardens in Clitheroe seem to have no problem in being able to spot a car parked innocuously just over a yellow line, or a ticket just over the time limit!
R. JOHNSON, Pendleton, Clilheroe
both myself and Mr Mark Gidlow will Can you help me with
come in. We intend to make contact with busi
nesses over the coming months and offer them advertising space and sponsorship deals at a very reasonable rate. So blow the cobwebs off the cheque books gentlemen/ladies! We also intend to have several fund-rais
ing events throughout the year - sports men’s dinners, comedy nights, soul nights, quiz nights to name but a few. All this will go to helping keep Clitheroe
FC afloat and to move on to bigger and bet ter things.
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this piece of history? I AM researching Bodenham family history and wonder if any of your readers might be able to help. I am seeking John Bodenham, who in
1881 was living in Brook Street, Clitheroe. He was born in Wandsworth, London, in 1838. He married Frances Berry in 1874 and had a son, Harry. By 1883 he was a widower living in Brownlow Street, Clitheroe, when he married Margaret Simp son of Back Commons, Clitheroe. My ivife is a descendant of John Boden-
ham's father. His grandfather was a Francis ■ Bodenham, transported for bigamy in 1815. I have a lot of information on the family to share and would dearly love to correspond with other descendants. I do hope you will be able to help.
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This TllegaT act could
cost ratepayers dear FOOTPATH number 40, near Sunnyside Avenue, Billington, has, I believe, been ille gally closed. This could result in a cost to ratepayers
of perhaps thousands of pounds and, I understand, she to 12 months before settle ment. If a “ kissing gate” had never been removed this distress to many people, some elderly, who have walked this footpath for 60 to 80 years would never have ensued. Let us have some commonsense here and
replace a gate, like we have on the estate (Dale View) to field paths number 40 and 41, at a reasonable cost.
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