32 Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, March 16th, 2006 Wedding Belles..


ELLMORE- . FISK


A HONEYMOON in America and the Bahamas followed the


- wedding of Miss Tracey ’ ,Louise Fisk and Mr Matthew John Ellmore.


. The bride, a civil ser- . • vant, is the daughter of Mrs Patricia Fisk; of^: Clitheroe, and the late - Mr Arnold Fisk. Her bridegroom, a


company director, is the son of Mr and Mrs Golin. Ellmore, of Lincoln, and j is a keen basketball play- > er in his spare time.


' The couple were mar­


ried' at Mitton Hall Country House Hotel, near Whalley, and all ■


■ their guests wore black -and white outfits in keep­ ing with the theme of the • wedding. A stunning exception


was the bride, who wore a red raw silk gown and • wrap and carried a hand- tied bouquet of red roses ' with crystals.


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• She was given away by the bridegroom’s father in,.! a ceremony conducted by Mr H ar ry Bretherton and which included read­ ings by Ian Hall and Di Milns. Dame of honour Sheila


Bulcock wore a black evening dress and carried a hand-tied bouquet of


white roses, while brides­ maid Miss Ruby Jackson Hall, the bride’s god­ daughter, wore a white satin organza dress and jacket and carried a bou­ quet of red roses. Best man was the-


, bridegroom’s brother, Mr Daniel Ellmore. ' ■ A reception followed


the ceremony at the same .venue and the couple will live in Billington. ■ Picture by Carlton Watt, of Billington.


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SERVING soldier


, . Matthew Balderson mar­ ried childcare practitioner Rachel Davidson a t St


. Bartholomew’s Church, in Great Harwood. vThe bridegroom is the


: eldest son of Yvonne ■ Procter, o f . Bleasdale Avenue, Clitheroe, and


: serves with the Royal Engineers.


• ': His bride- is the youngest daughter of -Mrs Irene Davidson, of Sands Road, Rishton, and the late Mr Ian Davidson. Given away by Mr


Simon Bennett, the bride wore an ivory strapless gown with crystal detail. She carried a cream and


pink bouquet of lilac, roses and gypsophila. • Bridesmaids were the bride’s sister. Miss Emma Davidson, and the bride­ groom’s sister. Miss Ash- leigh Balderson. They all wore lilac


strapless gowns and car­ ried bouquets to compie- ment the bride’s. Best man was Mr Scott


Brown. A reception was held at


the Mytton Fold Hotel, Langho.


The newlyweds, who


both enjoy sport and keeping fit, then left for a honeymoon in Madrid.


. On their return from Spain, the couple will make their future home in


Salisbury, Wiltshire. . Picture by The Garth Dawson Studio.


HELP arrived from the air when a female motorist was involved in a crash . The accident happened in snowy conditions in the remote area of Dunsop Bridge early on Tuesday. The North West Air


Ambulance was at the scene within minutes of the an emergency call being logged at 8-48 a.m., with on-board paramedics able to treat the patient at the scene. -


Airborne help for victim She was later taken by


land ambulance to hospital in Blackburn for further


. checks and treatment. The North West. Air


Ambulance is a registered charity receiving no main­ stream funding, yet it costs £1.3 million a year to maintain this vital life-sav­ ing service. For the patient, the NWAA is the fastest emergency service. Donations can be made by ringing 0800 587 4570.


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A welcome for ‘Ming’ ®


LEADING . Liberal * Democrats in the Ribble Valley have welcomed the election of Sir Menzies


Campbell as their new party leader. Sir Menzies - known as


“Ming” - polled 57% of party members’ votes, well


ahead of rivals Chris Huhne and Simon Hughes


in the three-horse race. He is widely acknowledged as


: a safe pair of hands to lead the party after a series of


headline-grabbing reports, including former leader Charles Kennedy’s admis­ sion of a drink problem, which led to his stepping down.


: His election was wel­


comed by Coun. Frank Dyson, leader of the Liber­


al-Democrats on Ribble Valley Borough Council, and by Ribble Valley’s Lib- eral-Democrat Mayor, Coun. Mary Robinson, who both backed Sir Men­ zies in the election. Coun. Dyson said of the


election result: “I celebrate it and welcome it. He has promised to lead us as a party which will vie with Labour and the Conserva­ tives. We look forward to a more competitive future.” Coun. Robinson echoed


those sentiments, saying: I ’m very pleased at Ming’s election as party leader. I thought he was the right man for the job.


He has the maturity and experience and the ability to pull the party;4;pgether


Land take it forwaidi’i^i ■ • S': Among the'firstUo,wel­ come Sir Menzies\ victory was Nortl^::West MEP Chris Davies, leader of the Liberal Democrats in the European Parliament, and whose. ■ constituency includes Ribble Valley. He told the Clitheroe Adver­ tiser: “I am delighted with the result. Ming Campbell is one of the most respon­ sible politicians in Britain. He combines common- sense with passionate sup­ port for liberal values and human rights.


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CIVIC leaders braved a spooky ghost walk around Downham’s


^ most haunted spots courtesy of ^ local historian Simon Entwistle. Mayors from across the coun-,


0 ty were given a one-off ghostly and historical tour of the village,


@ which nestles under the shadow ^ of Pendle Hill, to raise money W for Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Mary Robinson’s charities.


. The Brain Research Trust,


; Cancer Research UK and the Life Education Bus, which offers advice to children a t junior


_ schools througliout the Ribble W Valley, will all benefit from the A event. L" Our picture shows Simon


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■ .Entwjstle leading the first Downham Ghost-Walk.: : - .(S010306/4),.. ■


Vandals target parked car


VANDALS damaged the wing mirror of a Rover saloon-parked in Parson Lane, Clitheroe. The offenders caused


an estimated £100- worth of damage when they targeted the green-


House windows are broken


VANDALS smashed the window of a house in Taylor Street; Clitheroe, some time during Sunday evening and Monday morning, causing an estimated ,£50 damage." ‘ <,,


coloured vehicle between sometime between 7 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. the next day. : • Anyone who witnessed


the incident is asked to contact Clitheroe police on 01200 443344.


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Plan to turn country pub into a private house?


) A PLANNING application has been sub­ mitted to Ribble Valley Borough Council


) for the change of use from public house to residential to allow extension to first floor


I flat into rest of property, use of car park as residential curtilage. ■ Comments on the proposal a t the Red


. Rock Inn, Sahden Road, Sabden (number 0120) should be made to the council by


I March 24th. Other applications submitted are:


) Clithcroe: Use of dwelling as offices at 144 Woone Lane (0135). Demolition of store, erection of kitchen at 41 Bolland Prospect (0143). Erection of balcony on rear elevation a t The Mount, Eastham Street (0153). Demolish existing outbuild­ ings and build single storey rear extension at 22 De Lacy Street (0148). Barrow: Nine signs, some with static illu­


mination at Clitheroe Service Station, Rib­ ble Valley Enterprise Park (0131). . DuUon: Conversion of existing garage to


form a new sitting room, enlarged kitchen, bedroom and en-suite bathroom at Intack Farm, Old Clitheroe Road (0130). ; Gisburn: Alterations to front elevation of


joiners workshop incorporating new extrac­ tor store and provision of new timber store at Talbot Yard (0152). . Knowle Green: Storage cellar to replace­ ment extension. Amendment to existing permission 3/2005/0813P (0129) at Halls • Arms Public House (0129). Langho: Dormer bedrooms to front and


rear and rear conservatory at 3 Hillcrest Road (0133).


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I Ribchestcr: Proposed new garage, stable


and potting shed at Pinfold Farm, Preston Road (0110). Loft conversion with dormer windows to rear elevation. Conversion of existing outbuilding into kitchen/dining area. Building of single garage a t 45 Church Street (0124). Change of use of agricultural building and associated land, construction of single storey rear extension and alterations to access, to facilitate the relocation of an eating bakery at Country


, Craft Bakery, Stoneygate Lane (0128). Sabden: Change of use of land to allow


parking and access for mixed commercial and residential use, and use of former access for parking associated ■with commer-


: cial use. Retrospective application at land to rear of Pendle Street East (0136). Pro­ posed replacement rear kitchen and front entrance porch at 14A Whins Avenue (0151). Simonslonc: Detached double unit garage/covered area at Tithe Bam House, Whins Lane (0154). Waddington: New dairy cattle housing at


•Laneside Farm, West Bradford Road (0072). Whailcy: Single storey rear extension at


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