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pj impression i® THE Mayor of the Ribble


Top US guest leaves lasting


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Robinson has spoken of the moment she greeted US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on her visit to the North West. Ms Rice was escorted


Coun. Mary


“ from Liverpool - her base for her three-day tour - to A the area by Foreign Secre-


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■ '* tary and Blackburn MP Jack Straw. Her first stop was at British Aerospace


.'-'j-.S in Samlesbury,.chosen to highlight high-tech local


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industry, where she was touring the plant which is assembling the first pro- duction


standard


Eurofighter. Coun. Robinson was the


first person to greet her at the factory. ■


“She is a very pleasant, attractive and intelligent . woman,” said Coun. gi Robinson. “She was very


I-, Vll polite and was very : impressed with the facto-


y /p demonstrators because she said she had ‘no problem’ with people expressing


|;:V| ry. b'. V’;,j “I think it was an excel- ji lent idea to welcome such a big personality. I think she was rather expecting tho protests by anti-war


l--,^ views really well and seemed to enjoy the guid- ed tour.”


flitil *-heir democratic rights. “She handled the inter-


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Cross brings home meaning of Easter


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MP hits out at account


THE Ribble Valley’s MP has lambasted the Govern­ ment over its handling of the Post Office Card Account and questioned the Deputy Prime Minister during Prime Minister’s Question Time. Nigel Evans said tha t the removal of the accounts from post offices and the paying of benefits solely into a bank accoimt would affect millions of people. “Sub post offices have been let down by this gov­


ernment. Since 2000,3,000 post offices have closed and last year the Government presided over the largest ever annual closure of sub­ post offices,” he said, call­ ing on the Government to reconsider its position over the removal of the Post Office Card Account.


PACT meeting


RESIDENTS in Sales- bury, Wilpshire and Clay- ton-le-Dale are being invited to a Police and Community Together (PACT) meeting. The meeting is being


A HEAVY wooden cross, erected They are pictured here bringing outside the United Reformed


Church at Castle Gate, Clitheroe, is a familiar Easter sight. The strong men of the Church­


es Together Furniture Store, which has recently closed, volun­ teered to come together again to place the cross in its usual place.


their muscles to bear on the annu­ al task.


The church will be open every


day during Holy Week, with the times listed on the noticeboard outside the church, (s)


- see page 20 • Ribble Valley Easter services


held at Salesbury Memori­ al Hall at 7-30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 19th. It will be hosted by the


area’s Community Beat Manager, PC Andy Lang and will give locals the opportunity to air their views on how policing can be improved in the area.


‘Soup-er’ fund-raiser pays off!


her sleeves up and turned host and chef for a fund-raising soup and roll lunch. As well as organising the


IT was a real “soup-er” effort by the Mayor of the Ribble Valley. Coun. Mary Robinson rolled


event, the borough’s first citizen was also responsible for prepar­ ing and producing the refresh­ ments.


cooking up a batch of soup. (B300306/3)


Coun. Robinson is pictured


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